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Thursday, March 24, 2011

Antique Hunting Day Trip Hermann Missouri

Antiques Unlimited II
205 E. First St.
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Take an antiquing day trip to Hermann

Embrace the hunting and gathering skills of a pre-Pottery Barn world

www.voxmagazine.com
March 17, 2011
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Antiquing — the art of finding old treasures — can be a thrifty way to find the original knickknacks that turn a vanilla apartment into a cozy home. Many antique stores have multiple vendors, so almost anything could be tucked away around the next corner. Not everything is trophy-worthy, however. Shoppers looking for a bargain on décor and other sundries must have a deal-finding sense attuned to spot the hiding gems in the clutter. Hermann is not only a Mecca for Missouri wineries; the German settlement is also home to quite a few antique stores. 

Red Barn Crafts and Antiques 
523 W. Ninth St.
486-5544
John Wilding moved a 100-year-old barn from outside of Hermann into town to accommodate his antique business in 1975. Specializing in kitchen and farm collectibles, this is the place to go to check out old farm tools or buy mom a gift for her chicken-themed kitchen.


Hermann’s Attic Antique Mall  
220 E. First St.
486-9121
A traditional antique mall with multiple vendors, Hermann’s Attic Antique Mall is a place to spend some time. Owner Scott Bringhurst recently acquired the 3,000 square-foot shop of antiques, furniture, collectibles and other fun artifacts, and he added comics and records to the mix.

The Gold Rhino  
211 E. First St.
486-2400
Owners Mike and Stephanie O’Toole opened this new addition to Hermann in October. Stephanie said they opened the shop because they are addicted to buying things. It specializes in the vintage, unusual and modern. The owners acquire items from estate sales, auctions, flea markets and even their own home.

Bargain Basement Antiques and Collectibles  
205 1/2 E. First St.
486-8892
Look up for this “basement” shop. It’s actually located on the second floor. The 13 rooms of the shop are full of different antiques: old quilts, fences and gates, bottles, pictures and some miscellaneous furniture.

Antiques Unlimited  
117 E. Second St.
486-2148
Since Sept. 1, 1981, owners Bruce and Bobbie Cox have been running their shop specializing in fire memorabilia. As a former firefighter, Bruce even has a small museum set up in the shop.

Attic Treasures  
200 A. Market St.
486-2555
With a mix of new and vintage jewelry, hats, cards, candles and gifts, Attic Treasures is a shopper’s paradise. In addition to new merchandise such as jewelry, hats and custom-made aprons, owners Susan and Terry Black also stock antique furniture, glassware and linens.

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