Volunteers from Bethel UMC serve a delicious lunch during the annual Lewes Antiques & Home Décor Show & Sale. Those gathered for a photo are (l-r) Donna Fleischauer, Barbara Weidman, Carlene Sprangler, Kathy Shea, Cathy Ferree, Susan Hepfer, Linda Bruce, Cilla Ricker, Kay Miller, Patti Robison, Janice Blaine and Debbie Hutchinson. DENY HOWETH PHOTOS Local antiques collector Ed Donaldson has expanded his interests with wood-turning creations. A collection of vintage oyster cans sits among various other collectibles. Sir Riley Wood Creations include the owner's carved-wood flags and a large collection of cigar box guitars. David McDonald shows off his péice de résistance, a Ruth Star Rose sketch of an Eastern Shore scene in the African American community near her home. The Classic Finds shop displays framed sheet music ephemera. Deborah Dickey is one of many cooks who shared recipes for the Bethel cookbook called "Our Favorite Dishes." William 'Scott' Belote, a local award-winning waterfowl carver, is making turned wood boxes these days and entering contests with his carvings. Three-year-old LuLu Trout is the mascot at the Lewes Antiques & Home Décor Show & Sale. Antique items from years gone by are on display at Bethel UMC. An antiqued red-breasted merganser is a fine sample of William 'Scott' Belote's carving talent. These butter churns appear to be in working order. Belt buckles are classic offerings at the antiques show. Greenfield Pottery uses a special tool to create texture on this ginger jar. One vendor creates a living room with all the treasures. This silver is under glass at the antique show. Collections of critters and kitties add charm to one booth. A 1950s monkey bank is ready to find a home. Ed Donaldson crafted this lamp in his wood creations workshop. This English Sunderland lusterware jug features a mariner's wish for smooth seas and wind in the sails. Alexandra's closet features vintage finds. Alexandra's closet shows off a Rose Medallion stool, a traditional piece of Chinese hand-painted porcelain. Toy trains caught this gentleman's attention. The cigar box guitar in front is created from a wooden box that is about 150 years old. The annual Lewes Antiques & Home Décor Show & Sale offers a pleasant escape from the heat of the weekend.