Around Town

This delightful antique mall has moved into the old Iron Gate location. The new owner Rena Pryorbizzybeehoney@wildblue.net is excited to be part of the  Florence, Colorado antique scene. (See page 22 for the Florence antique shops.)

Some of the fun antiques you will find at Loralie’s include advertising signs, tools, primitive railroad, furniture, bottles, holiday collectibles, Fenton kitchen, milk glass and kitchen items. You can reach them at 719-784-3797 for more information. Or better still, stop by 109 W. Main St. in Florence and visit them in person. They open at 10 a.m.

Tina Carr of Antique Gallery Inc. wants you to know that they are now a U Haul authorized dealer. She tells us that she is also carrying the boxes and other supplies as well.

Of course, the Gallery still offers all the wonderful antiques and collectibles as they have in the past. One of my favorite items that they have is Van Briggle pottery. They also carry art, books, music, bottles, buttons, cameras, dolls & toys, furniture, Howard products, fine, costume & estate jewelry, MANtiques, postcards, other types of pottery, windows & doors and yard art. Valentine Jewelers also makes its home there.

The mall is downtown’s oldest and largest award winning antique mall. They are located at 117 So. Wahsatch Avenue, Colorado Springs. Call them at 719-633-6070 or go to www.antiquegalleryinc.com or www.Facebook.com/Antique Gallery.

Jeannine Erwoff is the owner of Noble Treasures. Located at 409 S. Public Road in Lafayette, the shop is filled with furniture, furnishings, home decor, antiques, primitives, vintage, glassware, gifts and collectibles and jewelry. The inventory changes all the time. Call them at 303-926-4060 or go to their website www.nobletreasuresantiques.com.