Keep your eyes out for these hidden gems the next time you’re browsing.
Dylan Chandler
Agood antique-store haulnever starts with a grocery list of must-buy items.
Thats a sure way to set yourself up for an unproductiveand probably less enjoyableexperience.
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Antique and design experts are sharing their must-have antique finds for the next time youre on the hunt.
Most resellers are willing to take 10-15% off when asked nicely.
As you head out for your next antique shopping spree, keep these must-grab items in mind.
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We believe that lighting can function as art in a room as a backdrop or as the main event.
Page and co-owner Robert Ogden add that you shouldnt be afraid of even odd lighting pieces for this reason.
Art
Page and Ogden are especially fans of weird and wonderful 70s and 80s abstract paintings.
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These gems can be a great find,even if they require upholstery.
These small, rustic elements can add a big dose of charm when used as vases throughout your home.
The duo urge novice antique hunters to be the artist.
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It is as much about the art as it is about the edit.
The same goes for silverware.
Serving Bowls
Give your kitchen some character by collecting serving bowls during your antiquing adventures.
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The crackled patina of vintage ironstone provides depth and dimensionality, setting it apart from its modern ceramic counterparts.
Give these items special weight on your countertop by clustering them together or placing in a more prominent place.
Karyn Millet
Mirrors
Not all mirrors are created equallyor are worth purchasing.
In fact, the designer warns to be careful with pieces that look too pristine.
Studio Pottery
Page and Ogden recommend grouping pottery pieces together to tell a story.
