Showing posts with label Antique. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Antique. Show all posts

Sunday, December 11, 2011

More About Antiques Plus, the New Antique Shop in D'Iberville, MS

The View as One Enters Antiques Plus


The Main Show Room at Antiques Plus


Here are a few images of the  new shop called "Antiques Plus". Located at 10340 D'Iberville Blvd. in D'Iberville, MS.  Located in the heart of D'Iberville on the beautiful Gulf Coast, this shop as you can well see is brightly lit and full of all types of nice quality antiques, vintage,collectable items, and jewelry. The middle of the shop has a number of consignment rooms and the back of shop has furniture.

One of the Consignment Rooms

 
Furniture in the Back Room


Beautiful  Fleur de Lis Handled Uranium glass

Friday, October 7, 2011

Crusin the Coast 2011 Ocean Springs, MS at South Coast Antiques & Gallery

Well, it's that time of year once more. Crusin the Coast 2011 is upon us here at South Coast Antiques & Gallery in Ocean Springs, MS. Every year a multitude of classic cars show up here in Ocean Springs for three days of automotive awesomeness.  I just love seeing all the great vehicles that show up and cruise the streets of the O.S.
I did not get a chance to get out and take many photographs yesterday or to day. I will try to get a few more tomorrow. 


Friday, July 1, 2011

Meissen Putto Figurine Stolen from South Coast Antiques, Ocean Springs, MS


Today when I went into the shop I had a surprise waiting for me. I was opening up and I noticed a small aesthetic movement bowl that I had sitting out on a counter toward the back of the shop was missing. I called my business partner  and asked him if he had moved it somewhere and he said that he had not. He said that he would be in straight away. I looked around the shop to see if some one had maybe picked it up and sit it some where else in the shop. I was absolutely stunned to find out that the person that apparently took the dish had also opened one of our cases that was not locked and taken my little Meissen Putto making chocolate figurine. I have had this little Meissen treasure for a number of years now and it was one of my all time favorite figurines. I have frequently used it as a teaching aid to show people what a high quality porcelain figurine is supposed to look like. Every so often someone will bring in some type of imitation figurine stating that their grand mother received it from their grand mother and that it is Meissen. I was able to show them this piece and they could easily see what I was talking about. I just can not imagine what kind of person would do such a thing. I could go into a rant and rave session at this point, but there is no real reason to do so. It is gone and I will never see it again. If by any chance anyone out there looking at this blog knows its whereabouts please contact us.