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The World Comes to Fayette Co. – Again

2023 Spring Antiques Shows

  • Vendor Larry Rush of Canton was busy restocking metal yard art goats at his tent in the Bar W Field in Warrenton Wednesday. Rush said the show has made a good comeback from the lean years of COVID-19.
    Vendor Larry Rush of Canton was busy restocking metal yard art goats at his tent in the Bar W Field in Warrenton Wednesday. Rush said the show has made a good comeback from the lean years of COVID-19.
  • Corrine Carlson of San Francisco, California, shows off a vintage bowl she found while shopping with her family this week in Warrenton. Photos by Andy Behlen
    Corrine Carlson of San Francisco, California, shows off a vintage bowl she found while shopping with her family this week in Warrenton. Photos by Andy Behlen
  • Rachel Bills and Olon Miller of New Caney visit just about every show.
    Rachel Bills and Olon Miller of New Caney visit just about every show.
  • Erin Hart and Whitney Walters of Grand Prairie visited the show for the first time this week.
    Erin Hart and Whitney Walters of Grand Prairie visited the show for the first time this week.
Rainy weather rather than inflation was the only thing keeping folks away from the Round Top and Warrenton Antiques Show this week. Vendors say the crowds have been much better than the last two years, when COVID-19 kept many folks at home. Inflation and economic woes don’t seem to bother the buyers either. “People are still spending money,” said Larry Rush of Canton. Rush sells antique…

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