Style spotlights Lakeside antiques shop
Hunter Lange has an abundance of old furniture and garden accessories sure to delight shabby-chic aficionados.
“I don’t like anything new,” Jones says, but heavy, dark antiques aren’t her style either. “It’s cheerful,” she says. “It’s breezy and light.”
Jones, a cheerful, birdlike person herself, points out a few of her favorite recent finds. An Eastlake dresser, painted white, with the original acorn pulls (Jones does much repainting and repairing of the pieces that come in). A century-old Hungarian cabinet repainted with a primitive rooster and hen. An early 1900s Victorian lamp base with two clinging cherubs and flaking white paint. Wrought-iron garden furniture. And a 1920s birdbath filled with seashells and ivy.
Jones is too fond of this last piece to sell it. “I buy what I like,” she says. “I never buy what matches.”




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