Here are some pictures of our booth from the Sandpoint Antique and Design Market in December 2009. We were able to show all our ephemera, found objects, beads and antiques.

We have a collection of French magazines and sheet music from the late 1800s through to the 1930s that sell from $3-$15.

We always try to have a good selection of old French keys and locks.

Included in our ephemera are rare natural history engravings from the early to mid 1800s that we sell individually as well as in the complete book form.

Vintage beads, buttons and trinkets are always a part of our setup and we try to add vintage treasures for every show.

French souvenir jewelry boxes from the 1880s-1920s are something we have collected for years.

Victorian mourning pictures are some of our favorite pieces and while they are becoming scarce we try to have a least a few for each show as well as pressed flower and butterfly pieces.

Religious medals from France and old rosary pieces and parts are always something we look for and if you are looking for a specific Saint let us know!

Enamelware, 1920s tins and porcelain ashtrays from the 1940s are something we try to have a good selection of although they are all getting hard to find.

We love old playing cards, French bingo game pieces, dominoes, rulers and other old trinkets that are wonderful for art assemblages.

Micro mosaics, lockets, watch fob chains and dance books are some of our favorite antique pieces.

Original engravings by D'Orbigny 1849 (all hand water colored), if you are looking for a specific image just ask us because we may have it!