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The Denver World Wide Antique & Vintage Show will be held in the Expo Building of the Denver Merchandise Mart
We haven’t exhibited in Denver for the last three years, as we didn’t sell enough to justify the expenses of traveling from New York. A fellow dealer, Loretta Gosse, encouraged me to try the show again, as the show was sold to new owners. Most shows improve under new owners, usually with better promotion. Loretta told me the last show, under the new promoters, was excellent, so we decided to exhibit in Denver one more time. Hopefully we’ll do well and return next year. Tune in Monday for the results.
We’re just getting started setting up in Denver
Most dealers seemed quite upbeat. They told me of good results at recent shows, both in Denver, Kansas City and elsewhere. Good advertising and promotion can do the trick of attracting more and better buyers to a show, so everyone benefits. It creates a virtuous circle, where a show gets better each year. The show is already larger than three years ago, and that’s a very good sign.
We’ll have this very rare Louis Icart etching Happy Birthday at the show
This will be our first show since the spring, when we exhibited at the Merchandise Mart in Chicago. In the meantime, we’ve been traveling and buying everywhere. There are so many new items in our inventory, you’ll have trouble recognizing our booth (not really). If you’re in the area, please try to visit the show. It’s much improved and worth your while.
Gorgeous Daum Nancy Fall scenic vase, just in
Click here to view French cameo glass for sale. We always strive to offer the finest objects for sale on our website and at every show.
Fabulous B&S mini vase with internally decorated flowers — just in
Look around my website. There are many items for sale, sold items with prices and free lessons about glass and lamps.