I go to the Round Top Antique show every spring and fall. I’ve been going to the shows since 2009, when we built our little farmhouse in Round Top. This is such a favorite event for me, so it’s so fun to share it with you. There’s always something new and fun.
I was there at Marburger on opening day, and I understand I just missed Joanne Gaines (Fixer Upper) who came the day before. It’s definitely the place to be if you are in the market for something vintage or antique. But you can also find new things like the bedding shown below. Beautiful pattern!
Pillows made from old monogrammed sheets, YES PLEASE!!!
I loved this necklace that was new, but based on an old medal.
Grainsacks, yes they are still hot! Well, they are classics I should say.
White ironstone is another classic!
Here are a few booths that caught my eye.
The woman in the painting, I want to know all about her. Then I want those lamps… and the mirror.
Love all your posts from Round Top! Hoping to make it……someday?
So great to see your post about Round Top! My friend, Nedra from O’Briens Linens and Lace has had her booth at Carmine Dance Hall for 46 consecutive shows! She has fabulous Antique Linens, smalls, and is a Silhouette Artist. She frames many of her one of a kind pieces in custom frames created from Civl War Daguerreotype frames.
That sounds amazing Nancy.
Love seeing the posts from Round Top – I know it must be exciting to see.
Oh what beautiful things you saw at Round Top…love that mirror and lamps too…and what selections on the grain sacks and ironstone…one day I must go there!!
I love round top. Wish there was one in our neck of the woods.
I so wish Texas was closer to NJ…so much inspiration at that show! Do you mind if I ask if you have the name of the vendor that created that pearl necklace?
I’ve never been to the sale at Round Top but hope to go someday. Thanks for the all great pictures.
Anita, Thanks for sharing Round Top with us. I would love to go there, but it’s a little far from Wisc.! However, I am looking forward to attending Wisconsin’s largest antique show on May 21st in Walworth County, Elkhorn. I am looking for ironstone and a library card catalog (large style).
WOW- Love that necklace, also! Can you tell me who had it at the show? Thanks…Susan Harper
Susan, I really don’t remember. It was at Marburger.