The Bucks County Antiques Dealer’s Association (BCADA) proudly presents its 79th Annual Antiques Show on Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 14 and 15. The day one hours will be from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and on day two from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. This annual event is held inside the St. Cyril of Jerusalem Church rental hall at 1410 Almshouse Road, Jamison, Pa.
The dealer association has been in existence since 1966 and hasn’t lost a step. The show will feature quality goods from respected exhibitors at realistic prices. Dealers who do the show come from Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, and Virginia.
The exhibitors include C & C Antiques, who carry unique tools, ceramics, and decorative items; The Very Thing will have sterling silver and Asian antiques; Mill Road Antiques deals in metalware, Staffordshire, and Majolica; and Pentimento sells early children’s items, whimsies, and holiday antiques.
The President of the Collectors of Rare & Familiar Tool Society of New Jersey, Ivan Raupp, names his business Magic Metal Blacksmithing and will bring an array of tools and metalware; Georgian Antiques will bring British 18th- and 19th-century art and silhouettes; Bill Baran of Ivy & Twig will have country furniture and primitives; interior designer Jennifer Lee will display her beautiful Asian antiques; member of the Antiquarian Booksellers Association of America (ABAA) Liz Griswold of Blue Mango Books & Manuscripts will be there; and the Antiques Road Warrior Chris Swanson will have sterling silver, jewelry, primitives, and art.
Scott Vombrack of Old Dog Antiques gives us vintage scary Halloween and festive Christmas items, toys, advertising, and artwork. Serapi Antiques promotes the best of beautiful jewelry and ceramics; second-generation dealer Sherry Steigerwalt of Long Spring Antiquities will bring her old Indian jewelry and primitives; and Jane Yosko of August Flowers Vintage has a large selection of vintage prints.
Author and veteran dealer Bill D’Anjolell of Imagine Antiques carries metalware, ceramics, artwork, books, and ephemera; Bernie Dreher will display antique tin toys and country items. David Lloyd of Alice Bailey Antiques sells advertising and unique maritime antiques; Dave Matejka of Sentiment Depot Antiques likes to bring trains, cast iron skillets, metalware, vintage kitchen, and farmhouse furniture; Kim Reed brings fine Oriental rugs; member of the Ephemera Society of America (ESA) Stan Gorski will bring local ephemera and books; and Alex Macht of Cheftiques carries tools and primitives.
Longtime appraiser and dealer Bob Lucas will bring Civil War and historical items; and Chris Wise of Errant Artifacts carries coins, currency, and eclectic antiques. Both will be set up on the altar of the old church rental hall.
From Delaware, Michael Gunselman will bring his early 20th-century toys, game wheels, and art, and from Virginia, J’s Antiques brings the best of high-end art glass, second to none.
The $6 admission is good for both days, and children under 16 get in free of charge. Refreshments are available with plenty of free parking.
“You find diversity and affordability at this show. A little something for everyone. You won’t be disappointed,” said BCADA president, Bill D’Anjolell.
This antiques show has been rated among the best antiques shows in the Delaware Valley by local magazines and antiques collectors.