Royal Port Jumps into Fall with New Inventory!

Fall is such a great season of color.  As we enter into the season our new inventory is a perfect reflection of the warm colors the fall season exhibits.  A great example is this beautiful jelly cupboard. This is a 2 drawer over 2 door Pennsylvania pine jelly cupboard with a nicely designed dovetailed gallery.  It's a perfect addition to any room in the house.  Another beautiful piece new to our inventory is this nice work table.  Having its origin in Southern New Jersey, this pine work table still retains its original bins and dough board.  What a perfect center island and storage piece for the kitchen.  I'm sure many pies and breads have passed through many hands using this work table.   Just in to the shop this week are many board and batten doors as well as some great barn doors in various sizes.  Some of the doors retain original hinges and door latches.  The one pictured would be a great addition to any building or restoration project.  The doors as a stand alone can also be used as a piece of artwork leaning or hanging on a wall.   Royal Port is always looking for interesting quilts.  We acquired this beautiful variation of a star quilt in red, white and blue fabric.  It is a summer quilt in excellent condition.  We currently have a nice selection of quilts in stock.  If you are looking for a nice window seat or mudroom catchall, this bin would be perfect.  It's a very simple and clean bin.   Also pictured on the bin is this very over sized woven splint gathering basket.  You'll notice I've decorated the basket and door with feed bags.  We just added a nice stock of feed bags to the shop.  They are displayed throughout the shop.  Many are well used and exhibit very interesting mending, weaving and patching techniques.  These bags were cherished by their owners.  I enjoy decorating with them.  I added a little bittersweet for the season to the one hanging on the screen door.  And last but not least I have to share Mike's latest funky find.   I love it.  This tin arrow is an old direction sign from a hotel on Route 9 in New Jersey.  What a great conversation piece.  Also wanted to remind those on Facebook that we are looking for fans on our site.  Keywords are Royal Port Antiques.  Take a moment to sign up as a fan.  Our web posts are on Facebook as well as any little daily updates and casual postings.  Facebook is a simple way to know when we've been updating our site.  This weekend is the Artists at Work in Salem County.  Stop by the shop to see Artists, Mike Allegro and Dana Gayner.  Have a great weekend. Suzanne