Thrifting at the Antique Co-Op

The Craft Antique Co-Op is an enormous Antiques Mall in the town of Greece just north of Rochester.  We try to pop in every time we travel back to Rochester.  The weekend before last Computer Genius and I managed to spend several hours sans children strolling the hundreds of booths there.

These are some of the things we saw.  It's Rochester, the birthplace of Kodak, so we saw tons of vintage cameras in several booths.

I loved this adorable canister set, but CG gave me "the look" so I set it down.  The little one had a tiny chip on the back of it, but I thought $9.95 for the set was a steal.

This little juice carafe was only $8.11.

Can you imagine taking this old Tube Radio, selling for $59.99, and turning it into a funky dry bar?  I can.

There was a ton of really neat furniture being sold.  I thought the legs on this marble topped table were interesting.

And what an unusual little chair.  I'd never seen a chair with a leg in front like that.  I wonder if it was just a "look" or if there was some purpose to it.

This abalone and resin tabletop was really pretty in person.

I loved this chest.  The inside was papered in calligraphy.  It was priced at $200, but everything in this booth was 20% off.

Several artists have booths at the Co-Op, also.  I loved the photography by Dave Beadling.  He's currently showing at the Braddock Bay Gallery.

Don Strenz woodworking had some really gorgeous pieces available.  Several boxes and cutting boards of every imaginable shape like these guitar shaped ones.

What about this chevron one?  Love it!

So what did I leave with?  A couple of framed artworks that I bought for the frames, a candy dish, some jewelry, and some gifts for friends.  I have a project in the works for those frames which I hope to reveal sometime next week.

Thanks for popping in and thrifting with me.  I'm joining Little Red House's Mosaic Monday, and Pink Postcards' Transformations and Treasures.