By Dan July 14, 2011
Loris is a GREAT small business in Park Marina Redding. Backing to the gorgious Sacramento River Lori (yes there is a LORI) has created a friendly refuge where you can search hours for that special treasure. New items daily. - Ask to see her pet ducks and cats that visit up from the river! Friendly, great prices, charming location. ...read more
By Dad August 09, 2009
What an amazing and beautiful store. It is rare to go into an antique store that is clean, well organized, exciting and friendly. This place is always changing and doing such great business. It was started by a young woman with great creative ideas. Cayse has around 70 dealers with a great variety of stuff. She started at the beginning of the economic downturn and has grown from 6 original dealers and 7000 sq ft to 14,000 sq ft and 70 dealers. Her mom, Debbe and sisters, Rhonda and Jackie are in the store and make the store a great place to be. I love it! I'm really proud of them. DAD ...read more
By The Vintage Scarf March 21, 2009
Antique Dragon is an awesome and unique shop and I am honored to have my vintage scarves listed on her website and blog! This lady is an angel! Thank you Tanya! Paula ...read more
By Mrs. Henry F. Foster December 08, 2008
To meet the family is fabulous. They have some of the most stunning pieces I have ever seen. The website is just a scratch of what they offer or really do for the public. I have to say this family is a gem to any town they grace. I bought two sets of chairs (12 all together) and they gave me the complete background on the pieces and certificates. They are in stores all over the state - if you buy from them do meet them - in no other store have I gotten the service this family gives. ...read more
By Penny Bail Bonds December 08, 2008
great people, great service! ...read more
By Sweet Baby Michele August 06, 2008
What can I say to sum up Antique Dragon's items for sale? I can't quite put my finger on it, so I'll just leave it at AMAZING! Wow! I feel like I'm walking into a museum when I am near their items. These people are more than knowledgable about everything I've ever asked them. I almost feel smarter just being in the same room! LOL Fabulous items and people. Thank you Antique Dragon for having the patience to answer all my questions, and being curtious while doing so! ...read more
By Join A Leader July 31, 2008
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By The Purple Cow Antiques July 30, 2008
By chance I have visited and shopped at the Antique Dragon in Redding, Ca. A very quality selection of goods. Nice to see you on the net. ...read more
By "Jack's Magic" Holistic Remedies July 29, 2008
Thank you for your invite and the kind words about my blogs. I am amazed at your antique collection! It's a pleasure to be in your circle...Peace, Jack. ...read more
By Mrs. Thomas M. Peltry July 26, 2008
I must say these people are full of knowledge, extremely helpful and a joy to buy from. I send everyone to thier website to buy. They have authentic items, they know what they sell and they research everything. What a real professional company to buy from & work with and they are personable, and friendly. Check out the locations and find one near you to meet them you won't be disappointed!! 5 stars and then some!! ...read more
By Alaska Bear Mountain Lodge June 29, 2008
Thank you for joining Alaska Bear Mountain Lodge network. If you have some time check our website www.alaskabearmountainlodge.com for some up close and personal experience with Alaskan Bears! Don't forget to take a break and travel! Have a great summer! ...read more
By Norcal RollerGirls Redding Angry Beavers June 10, 2008
Thanks for being such a wonderful Redding Business owner!! Cant wait to shop again ...read more
By Brian Cattalini May 20, 2008
i bought the book from their web site and have to say over the internet these people are super. fast emailing, fast shipping very helpful and a gem to buy from. i plan to meet them in person when vacationing this summer to california. ...read more
By Loris Antiques & Consignment May 17, 2008
If you wish to view some of the finest museum quality pieces in the North State and possibly all of California, please take the time to stop in and meet Carl Vincent, and daughter, Tanya Vincent. Carl & Tanya have blessed Lori's Antiques for the past couple of years with their kindness, amazing expertise and overall knowledge of the antique business. They are incredibly educated, wise, and most important, generous! While some appraisers charge an enormous fee for sharing their education, knowledge, and information, Carl generously provides appraisals inside Lori's Antiques every Wednesday and Saturday morning from 10-12 at no charge. Please take the time to see why we love them so by visiting either their on-line website or their many treasures inside Lori's Antiques! Thank you and God Bless You! ~Lori~ ...read more
By Antique Dragon May 17, 2008
traveling thru Redding I bought some roseville pottery and the staff was very helpful, friendly and knowledgable. They even reccomended other stores to further our search. the atmosphere was family friendly and our kids were even allowed to look and touch too. I have to say this was a store I would stop in again. many thanks ...read more
Jade is VERY special in Chinese culture, as the Chinese saying goes "Gold has a value; jade is invaluable." . ...read more
By Antique Dragon November 23, 2008
Buttons come in such a variety of materials and subjects that it would be impossible to name them all. Here it can be said that materials go from A for aluminum to Z for zinc - and that includes such odd materials as bread dough, butterfly wings, chicken skin, hair and wax. Subjects cover just about anything imaginable and it would be easier to name the subjects not covered than to list those covered. This is a nearly perfect hobby, inasmuchas it represents examples of just about all materials and subjects man has chosen to collect. If your interest is in art, buttons are a kaleidoscope of nearly all the great periods and styles of art - from baroque to roccoco to art nouveau to art deco - with many modern periods thrown in. If you love jewelry, buttons of the 17th and 18th Centuries and the Victorian period sparkle. Indeed, buttons were a form of jewelry. Can you picture a gentleman at Versailles resplendent in his velvet or silk knee britches and waistcoat decorated with bright steel or pearl buttons catching the light of the candles? A cartoon of the day shows the ladies swooning at such a glorious sight. These buttons are definitely of museum quality. If you are a collector of militaria, buttons are an important part of history. The manufacture of military buttons has been thoroughly researched and excellent records are available for time of use. If you have another hobby - say collecting glass - you will find buttons to match your hobby. If you collect paperweights, a great selection of miniature paperweight buttons is available. If you collect art miniatures, the painting under glass found in buttons is a match for your treasures. Many stamp collectors have found buttons to pair with their stamps. Coin collectors can often find old coins which have been made into buttons. Most anything you can find in the world of antiques has been duplicated on buttons. Personally I have seen buttons made out of just about anything. I never got into collecting buttons however there are a great many people that bring in buttons for apprasials. It is interesting to see what people collect. The types I have seen that were just beautiful came off old Cherokee clothes and Chinese gowns. Gold, bone and ivory were materials used and the designs on them have been so intricate. A far cry form the common button of today. And back then they were considered common or everyday clothes. There are Local, State, and National Associations just for buttons and the Western Show is held in Nevada the first weekend in October. People come from all over the world to these conventions and share their collections in displays and lectures. Some sell, trade or barter for that perfect button they have been looking for. It is an amazing event to see. ...read more
By Antique Dragon September 21, 2008
Marble Boy Standing 18" tall, 6" wide and 8" deep he is beautiful. Weighing in "as extremely heavy" he is solid marble. Came from England in 1913 to the USA. Masonic Apron One of the oldest Masonic Aprons you will ever see. It belonged to the Brown family and from there was in the hands of the signing of the Declaration. The apron is silk and has all the symbols of the Masonic Society handpainted. It is old, beautiful and very charming. ...read more
By Antique Dragon July 29, 2008
An antique phone can bring in a little bit of money if you know the worth of it. Pricing your antique phone can give you an idea on how much to sell it for if and when you decide to sell it. Price your antique phone by taking a trip around your local and nearby area for an estimate. ...read more
An antique telephone isn’t capable of plugging into a modem telephone outlet because it doesn’t have a modular plug. However, you can modify an antique telephone and make it connect into a telephone outlet. You need a modular telephone plug, known as the RJ-11. ...read more