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The Round Top Antiques Fair is known as the show that started it all. It first set up its stalls in the town of Round Top in 1970 and has been going strong ever since. In fact, it seems to have inspired a love of antiques and collecting throughout the area and is one of the hot spots to visit during the Texas Antique Weekend. The long history of this show has been earned through its consistent reputation for unsurpassed quality and unusual, one-of-a-kind antiques. Many who regularly attend this fair consider it to be one of the best in the USA.
The Round Top Antiques Fair is held only three times a year. There is one in the spring, one in the autumn and one in the winter. Indoor and outdoor venues mean that weather is never an issue at this fair. The fairs usually last a week, although only 6 days are open to the public. The first day of the fair is reserved for VIPs, so if you want to be the first to see the incredible antiques at this fair, it is worth going online and getting some of these VIP tickets early.
The amazing array of vendors and dealers at the Round Top Antiques Fair is staggering. There are approximately 2,500 booths set up in over 60 venues and shows within a 15-mile radius. The heart of the Round Top Antiques Fair is centered around the Big Red Barn. Inside this 30,000-square-foot structure and the nearby Big Red Barn Tent, visitors will find an irresistible array of beautifully displayed antiques.
Expect to find very early Americana, Texas primitive, Continental furniture, and lots of accessories. The Continental Tent was a new addition to the Antiques Fair in 2008. This area features quality items from the UK, France, Italy, Spain and other European countries - from country to formal, from small to large. This whole area should be the starting point for lovers of American and European furniture and much more!
There is no excuse not to shop to your heart's content at Round Top Antiques Fair. Porters are on hand to carry items to your car, movers are on hand to handle large items and there is plenty of free parking.
Carol Ferguson
25th November 2021 at 23:241. What is the style of the two blue chairs featured in the ad? Those chairs are so comfy and I don’t know what the “style”or the name of them are. 2. Will a lot of the vendors be lined up along the highway a few weeks before the start of this as they were when I went in Fall 2016? Many thanks to whoever has some answers.