As I have said before some buy more, and most buy less. They bought more than they expected. Packing is not the fun part. They shopped until they dropped.

We’re on the road again, antiquing a go-go with another wonderful group. Each group brings its own unique personality and reasons for joining us—some are here for the experience, others are brocanting for their home or shop. But what they…

So, we’re at it again. A little bit of everything—digging in warehouses, rummaging through antique shops, pulling fabric out of boxes, stopping by consignment shops, stopping at my antique dealer’s homes. Somewhere in between, there are fabulous meals, plenty of…

We are at it again with a new group, and loving it. Happy antique hunters- not even flight delays and detours coming to France could change their energy! Wow, they are troopers! What would you like to see? Give me…

B – Buffet (a classic carved French sideboard)R – Rug O – Oil painting (especially those moody landscapes or still lifes in gilded frames)C – Candlesticks (18th century wooden altar pieces)A – Armchair (Bergère or Louis XV)N – Napkin rings T – Trunk E – Enamelware (pitchers, basins, coffee pots…) B – BoutisR – RibbonsO – OsnaburgC – ChintzA – AubussonN – NeedlepointT – Ticking stripeE – Embroidered tea towels B – “Better…