#buckscountyantiques – Peoples Antique

Sue Weidorn antique art boards (assemblages)
Artist Sue Weidorn
antique art boards (assemblages)

AUTHENTIC ANTIQUES
ARTFULLY MOUNTED ON ANYTHING WOOD

Bucks County creative artist Sue Wiedorn started assembling primitive
antique items found on her 1800’s property in Carversville, PA and
mounting them onto aged cutting boards to celebrate her historic
home’s heritage.

JUNK on a CHUNK has expanded to include old wash boards,
cabbage slicers, ironing boards, wood desktops, wood trays, drawers
and more. She collects local antiques and vintage items for her boards
to bring a little bit of that “days-gone-by” charm and nostalgia into
your home.

Custom Art-Boards available: Remember when your grandmother used that whisk or chopper in an
old wooden bowl or when your granddad or father was always ready
with his trusty wrench or hammer? Do you still have these treasured
items because of the fond memories they bring you? If you have family
artifacts that are sentimental, Sue is happy to create a custom board
just for you to celebrate your own family’s legacy.

Sue’s work can be seen at Kolbe Antiques Center in her 2nd floor showroom, or you can contact Sue to discuss your own project. She’s amazing to work with, you’ll love her creativity!

Sue Wiedorn
JUNK on a CHUNK
suewiedorn@gmail.com
215-280-0049

Available:
People’s Store Antiques Center
28 N Union Street
Lambertville NJ 08530

Open every day 10-=6

**International Antiques & Art Dealer: Alex Batista**

Meet Alex Batista!

We asked Alex how he got into the world of antiques, and here’s what he had to say:
“I accidentally entered the antique realm after my ex-wife and I purchased a country home in Milford, PA, in Pike County. As we began furnishing our home, we visited various shops and auctions. Shortly after, she opened a small shop in town. At the time, I was working as a controller in the corporate world, but I became involved in her business. By the mid-1980s, I was running auctions every 4 to 6 weeks under the name ‘Tri-State Auction’ in Port Jervis, NY. We handled many fine Victorian pieces and delved into the Mission and Arts & Crafts movements.”

However, Alex never limited himself to one era. He personally loves eclectic design with a touch of the unusual,
appreciating everything from ‘Belter to Bertoia.’

Alex has been selling quality antiques for over 30 years, and specializes in 19th and 20th-century furniture, decorative arts, and unique oddities.
He always has a great selection of some rare Mid Century Modern pieces.

Check out his showroom at the People’s Store!