By BabbyB June 12, 2013
I stumbled across this great shop in Eagle Village Shops on Lancaster Avenue in Wayne, PA. It was actually the same store that I had remembered being in Media. This shop has the coolest things for your home and the most unique things for anyone who enters her shop. This gal is really up on the trendy items for today's women and those looking for the very unusual antiques that you see redone on the magazine front covers. She has the new type antiques not the old stoggy Federal dark wood items of your grandmother, but the new hip items that you see in all the magazines for style and design. You gotta check her out, she is near J.McLaughlin's in the center, and always is bringing new and unusual things into her shop daily. ...read more
By I. Bates June 08, 2011
With all of the stores that are going out of business around town I was pleased to see my friend Lisa still behind the counter! I can always find something I truly love for not a giant price tag. I got the best vintage chair for my bedroom recently. Her place is small but because she picks such interesting things I make it a point to stop by. Thanks Lisa and keep finding me the good stuff! and call me first before anyone else gets a chance to buy it ...read more
By Maureen January 27, 2010
The other day I was riding out to see some friends and I stop at this antique shop at the corner of Route One and 452, Silver Moon Studio Antiques. From the outside it looks like a small shop but inside, you will find a lot of great items for fairly reasonable pricies. You know how we all look at the magazines for ideas today, well this lady has everything that you could be looking for in that shop. She has some incredible items, French, Gustavian, Shabby Chic and the stuff that one sees in all the design magazines. I did some serious damage to my card at this shop. The lady there is very helpful and can suggest things in her shop to put together in your home. It is worth the trip. She isn't your usual antique shop, she doesn't have collectibles like depression ware or that junk your mother had in her cupboards. She has real furniture and some new items that you could blend with the antiques. Cudos to her! ...read more
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