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Lewes Historical Society Antiques Show presents history through objects
Nancy Bloom, owner of Bloomers in Delaware Heritage Antiques Mall, adjusts items in her booth. DENY HOWETH PHOTOS
August 14, 2017
Perfect temperatures made for a beautiful day shopping for antiques.
Glass bottles and American flags decorate a booth at the Historical Complex.
Gavin Braithwaite and Joan Reader greet guests at the entrance.
Nautical items are ready for the picking.
VIntage metal lighting.
Firehouse Antiques offered a whale weather vane from New England from late 19th century.
Mid Century goods from Ratty and Catty.
Treelined walkways make shopping enjoyable.
Charles White from Tyaskin, Md., brought vintage oyster tins and bottles.
Clarksville Station Antiques had vintage tins.
A Fire Chief pedal car is ready for a new owner.
Globes and oriental rugs find a temporary home on the grass.
Lead toy figurines from the Painted Lark.
The Painted Lark offers fun vintage items.
Primehook Pickers has all the signs.
Brass and gunpowder tins wait for a home.
World Globes from Milk Truck Vintage are classics.
Oyster tins on a ladder.
Enamelwear and tin pans from Laurel antiquers Will and Tanya Daye.
The perfect temperatures drew many shoppers to the annual Lewes Historical Society Outdoor Antique Show, Aug. 5 in the Historical Complex. With items from early history to ‘60s retro, many dealers had a great day. Proceeds from the event benefited the Lewes Historical Society's educational and preservation programs.
