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Antiques
Deconstruction is a rambling building filled with random architectural bits and other vintage items. Need a Bakelite doorknob, a 1930s glass light fixture, or Victorian pocket door? They have it. They also have boxes of records, old adding machines and… Continue Reading →
Minneapolis’s Hunt & Gather calls itself an “antique store,” but the title doesn’t do it justice. The location, once seen, is never forgotten. One of their specialties is old sign letters. The front of the store is crusted (for lack… Continue Reading →
Housed in an old warehouse, Architectural Antiques hosts a vast array of salvaged architectural features. Many of the most graceful details on historic architecture end up in dumpsters – lighting fixtures, glass doorknobs, stained glass windows, wood paneling and more…. Continue Reading →
The University of Wisconsin’s Surplus With A Purpose shop is a treasure trove of used bits and bobs from the University. There is always plenty of useful stuff – office furniture, computer monitors, sporting equipment, washing machines and more. There… Continue Reading →
The Columbus Antique Mall and Museum is a short drive from Madison. Housed in what appears to be an old mill or factory, the antique mall seems to go on for miles. Grab a basket or cart on your way… Continue Reading →