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We're open late tonight from 5:00 - 9:00 p.m. just so you can come check out all the great "old" stuff we have for fall!
Come meet our four new awesome dealers and see all the treasures they have brought - the place is PACKED!!!
We'll have lots of yummy eats and specials throughout the store! So come get INSPIRED!!!
Okay - so is it REALLY Fall??? You wouldn't know it by the weather! But Summer is better late than never - and I'm not complaining. Okay, maybe I'll complain a little because it was 90 degrees yesterday while Amy and I spent a LONG 18 hour day moving into our new space at the Monticello's Fall Show.
We are soooo excited to have been asked back - AND with our new fabulous space in the "Barn!" Yesterday was alot of work, but we are thrilled with the final look! If you get a chance to visit - this store is amazing and we recommend you go!
Monticello's Antiques
8600 SE Stark Street
Portland, OR
Open Monday - Saturday 10 - 6 p.m., Sundays 11 - 5 p.m.
Halloween is just around the corner!!
We are hosting our first ever soldering class - taught by one of our jewelry artists, Elizabeth Johnson!
The class is Friday, October 7th from 5:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Elizabeth will be showing the students how to make a bewitching charm (pictured above)!
The cost is $75 and includes the instruction, ALL the materials, including the use of a soldering iron and of course appetizers and wine too!
We will accept checks, cash and we can also take credit cards.
Call the store to arrange for payment and reserve your space today!!
(253)826-6646
Spend some time in Sumner - the best little small town around!
Sumner, Washington, population 9,000 (give or take a few) is located just off Highway 167 at the 410 Interchange. It sits in the shadow of Mt. Rainier just north of Puyallup, thirty minutes south of Seattle.
Within a few short blocks you will find nearly everything on your shopping list: antiques, home decor, furniture, country accessories, crafting and scrapbooking supplies, gifts, gardening, art, collectibles, books, jewelry and so much more! You can park your car once, shop the day away and enjoy lunch at one of the many diverse restaurants Sumner has to offer!
Now doesn't that sound a little more relaxing than a trip to the mall?
