Our January’s What Is It’s correct guesses were from: Jacque Rutledge, Northglenn, Colorado and Cheryl Miller, Fort Collins, Colorado. They both guessed the item to be a glass inkwell chair with a cat. This inkwell has a cat on the seat cushion which makes up the lid. The body of the chair is the well in this pressed-glass piece. It […]
By Heather Eckels Rockin’ Horse Antiques has a great history along with the town it calls home. Jo Masteller first purchased the Floral store at the building front in 1986. Shortly thereafter, in about 1989, she opened the rest of the ground floor as the Rockin’ Horse Antiques Store. Jo learned about auctions and antiques from her husband Bob and […]
December 6 Washington Monument completed (1884) December 7 Pearl Harbor Day December 15 National Bill of Rights Day (1791) December 16 Boston Tea Party (1773) December 18 First National Day of Thanksgiving (1777) December 22 Continental Congress creates a Continental Navy (1775) December 23 George Washington resigns as commander in chief (1783) December 24 UK signs Treaty of Ghent, ending […]
Our December’s What Is It correct guesses were from: William McLaren of Anchorage, Alaska; Tricia Myers, Baltimore, Maryland and Jerome McLaren of Conifer, Colorado. All were correct in identifying these as carved bottle stoppers. These are all of political figures throughout the years. Congratulations to all who ventured a guess. You have won a year’s subscription to the Mountain States […]
Gil and Connie are excited to celebrate their second Christmas at Connie’s Antiques & Treasures at 3832 Tennyson St. They would like you to come to their eclectic paradise to find that unique gift for your special person. There will be plenty of Christmas decorations to help you decorate your home and get you into that magical mood. There are […]
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