#antiques – Peoples Antique

Doris Dixon Antiques

Doris Dixon Antiques has been a prominent player in the antiques industry for over 30 years. She sells at all the major antique shows across the United States.

Doris often travels to Mexico, where she brings back metal animals crafted from recycled containers by local artisans.

During her journeys across the country, she often rescues stray dogs in need of help. With a heart of gold, she goes above and beyond for any living being.

Doris is recognized as one of the industry’s most diligent dealers. She works hard, always preparing for shows and traveling extensively and takes her work seriously.

This commitment is evident in her showrooms, which are always well-stocked with a diverse range of inventory—from vintage industrial pieces to mid-century modern items and fine vintage designer clothing.

Visit Doris Dixon Antiques at the People’s Store to explore her collection, which includes:

– German imports
– American garden furniture
– Shutters, tables, and eclectic pieces
– Vintage Glassware
– Handmade Mexican metal animals
– Arches and flower baskets
– Vintage clothing and bags

PEOPLE’S STORE ANTIQUES CENTER, 28 North Union St, Lambertville NJ
Open every day 10-6
www.PeoplesStore.net

The Art of Antiquing

Are you searching for distinctive treasures to elevate your home or apartment? Embarking on an antiquing adventure opens up a captivating world filled with rich choices. Imagine being drawn to the sophisticated lines of elegant Art Deco pieces, the charming nostalgia of cozy Victorian trinkets, or the playful spirit of quirky mid-century finds. You can unearth a wealth of history and beauty within a single venue. With 50 dedicated dealers at the People’s Store, spread across four enchanting floors, each specializing in unique eras and aesthetics, the possibilities are endless.

Allow yourself to be swept away by the enchanting whispers of history as you explore the magical realm of antiques. These timeless pieces embellish your living space and represent a sustainable choice for lifelong furniture, often available at surprisingly affordable prices. The younger generation’s growing commitment to sustainability aligns with the ethos of antiquing; embracing pre-loved items diminishes the demand for new production, reducing waste and lessening our environmental footprint.

While some antique treasures may have a higher price tag, the hunt often leads to exceptional, durable furniture and decor that won’t break the bank. Owning an antique feels like cradling a fragment of history, offering a tangible connection to the stories and lives that have shaped our past.

As you delve into the world of antiquing, nurturing the right mindset is crucial, paired with an authentic passion for discovery. Antiquing transcends mere acquisition; it’s about reveling in the exhilaration of the hunt and the joy of stumbling upon unique, one-of-a-kind treasures. Take the time to explore various styles and eras, allowing your individual tastes and preferences to guide your journey.

Remember, every piece in your collection reflects your personality, so embrace this journey and let your aesthetic unfold organically. Delight in the thrill of the hunt and the exquisite stories that await you!

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Finest Antique Center in the Tri-State Area.

Nestled in the heart of Lambertville, a town renowned for its antique charm, stands a true treasure trove: The People’s Store. More than just an antique shop, it’s a Lambertville landmark, a place where history whispers from every carefully curated piece and where the thrill of the hunt is always alive.

For generations, The People’s Store has been a destination for collectors, decorators, and anyone with an appreciation for the past. Stepping inside is like stepping back in time. You’re immediately enveloped by a delightful jumble of furniture, art, jewelry, vintage clothing, and countless other fascinating objects. It’s a feast for the eyes, a place where you can easily lose yourself for hours, discovering hidden gems and sparking conversations with fellow treasure hunters.

What makes The People’s Store so special? It’s not just the sheer volume of antiques,

though that’s certainly impressive. It’s the feeling that your part of something special, a tradition that has been going strong for decades. The friendly and knowledgeable staff are always happy to share stories about the items, offering insights into their history and provenance.

This personal touch adds another layer of enjoyment to the experience.

Lambertville itself plays a vital role in The People’s Store’s story. This charming riverside town is a haven for antique lovers, with a vibrant community of shops and galleries. The People’s Store is a cornerstone of this scene, a place where locals and visitors alike come to connect with the past and find something truly unique.

Whether you’re a seasoned collector searching for that elusive piece to complete your collection, or simply someone who enjoys browsing and discovering interesting things, The People’s Store has something to offer. It’s a place where memories are rekindled, stories are shared, and the past comes alive.

In this blog series, we’ll delve deeper into the world of The People’s Store, exploring its history, meeting the people behind it, and uncovering the stories behind the treasures within. We’ll also explore Lambertville’s vibrant antique scene and offer tips for navigating the world of collecting.

Stay tuned for our next post, where we’ll share what you can expect on a visit to The People’s Store and offer some insider tips for making the most of your experience.

Visit The People’s Store at 28 N Union Street in Lambertville, NJ.

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Obscura Antiques and Oddities

Evan Michelson of Obscura Antiques and Oddities at the People’s Store.

If you’re in search of the strange, odd, and bizarre, visit Evan’s two showrooms at the People’s Store in Lambertville, NJ, located on the first and lower levels. You’ll discover an incredible collection of vintage medical artifacts, scientific curiosities, natural history items, fraternal memorabilia, circus and sideshow collectibles, and all things unusual.

Evan Michelson was part of Obscura Antiques and Oddities in the East Village of NYC for over twenty years and starred in the Discovery Channel series “Oddities.”

Some of these unique items are ideal gifts for your artistic and quirky friends.

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Tintype wet plate collodion photographer Studio in Lambertville NJ

Daniel Leocadi, a local wet plate collodion photographer, tintype studio on the second floor of the People’s Antique Store in Lambertville NJ.

There has not been a photographer like this in Lambertville since the Fritz photography studio that was situated next door and John C. Tibbles studio on the corner of Church and Union St during the 1860s – 1880s.

Wet plate collodion photography is one of the earliest photographic processes discovered by Frederick Scott Archer (UK) in the 1850s. The earliest photographs of the USA were captured by William Henry Jackson using this process, and Matthew Brady captured images of the American Civil War, many of which remain today.

Daniel uses this process of alchemy – silver, light, and a 1901 Century camera to capture a photograph onto a glass or metal plate. Once created, the plate is essentially an original physical work of art – a copy of the truth that can’t be changed or reproduced and, if taken care of, can last hundreds of years. The surreal raw quality can’t be matched by any digital process today. The entire process takes about 30 minutes per image and has several steps. Each plate is always unique and a product of many variables such as temperature, humidity, light, chemical formulas, and techniques, making it challenging to master.

The tintype portrait studio is open by appointment.

Tintype portraits and tintype sessions make unique and personal gifts for any occasion.

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The studio does accept walk-ins based on availability. Book early to secure your spot. Looking forward to seeing you!

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Rich Weiss’s Copper Collection

Rich Weiss’s Copper Collection
In the 2nd floor gallery

If you’re a copper enthusiast, like most of us, you’re in for a treat at Rich’s exclusive showroom at the People’s Store. Here, you’ll find a stunning array of vintage copper kettles, pots, and pans. Many of these treasures have tin, nickel, silver, or steel linings. Rich’s meticulously curated collection is a testament to copper cookware’s enduring beauty and functionality. The main advantage of copper stove-top kettles is their exceptional heat conductivity, allowing water to boil with unparalleled speed.
Copper pots, the most desirable pan to cook in, have a rich history. They were one of the first metals to be worked by human hands 11,000 years ago, and are still primarily used in higher-end French restaurants and professional kitchens.
Copper heats quickly and evenly but loses that heat just as fast. This responsiveness gives it a skill and agility that can be very useful for delicate proteins like fish and seafood, as well as sauces, caramel, and chocolate—remove a copper saucepan holding a delicate sauce from the heat. Its temperature will drop rapidly, reducing the chances the sauce overcooks or breaks from exposure to the retained heat in the metal.
Enhance your kitchen with the timeless elegance and superior functionality of copper cookware. Visit Rich Weiss’s showroom and find a few copper pieces to elevate your cooking experience.
Open every day 10:00 am – 6:00 pm.

PEOPLE’S STORE ANTIQUES CENTER
28 North Union Street
Lambertville NJ 08530

www.PeoplesStore.net
609-397-9808

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