Flea Market Style Magazines are IN!

We finally have the new issue of Flea Market Style Magazine in stock! The thing I love most about this mag is you get to enjoy it over and over. I can go through a "BH& G" in 15 minutes or less, and pick out everything that is interesting or stunning. Not so with FMS!  You can spend hours or days scouring each page and each photo. Come back to it a few days later and you will find even more great ideas and eye candy that you didn't see before. I just found an old issue, and it was just as enjoyable the second time around!
So...We have plenty of copies at the shop for $9.95, or you can order them below, with priority shipping for $14.95, delivered right to your doorstep!

I have just a few of the Spring 2012 issue left, if you missed one. If you would like both issues we will ship together for just $24.99.  Sorry, domestic US orders only.

The winner of our Junk Bonanza give away is Kelly Truman! Kelly, please send your address to email: RedShedAntiques@gmail.com

Let's have a Sale! Saturday Aug 18th

Tax Free Saturday Sale! Hey, lets not let the kids have all the fun! The Red Shed is having a Tax Free Saturday Sale *. Aug 18th 10a - 3p. If you have had your eye on something, now is the time to save! We JUST unpacked a collection of antique architecturals, darling doors, wonderful windows and more! How about a huge ice cream bucket from the 1908 World's Fair? We've already put a round mirror on the top and it is the cutest side table! We have lots of narrow doors & shutters that would be perfect for shelves or headboards. Lots of items for those Pinterest projects! Don't miss out! "Like" our facebook page for current pictures of new treasures added daily (and more photos of today's shipment). *We will be paying the sales tax for you. p.s. This is not one of our huge outdoor sales, just a great opportunity to Save. Both buildings are full of treasures! 2 spaces left on our group trip to Provence! Due to a cancellation, we have TWO available spots on our Vintage Shopping Trip to Provence this October. Enjoy views of ancient architecture similar to Paris, with the hilltop towns and medieval villages so famous to the South of France. The vintage shopping is as exciting as the cooking class in a French Chateau and a boat ride on the Mediterranean! Join us for the Ultimate Girls Trip. Visit RedShedOnline.com for more details, or call 817-310-6006 So SORRY for the recent duplicate emails sent. Our email provider is "upgrading", and the bugs are not totally worked out. We respect your INBOX. If you ever want to be removed from this list, use the link below or simply respond with "remove". Red Shed French Antiques &Travel 317 Church Street Grapevine, TX 76051 817-310-6006    ©2012 Red Shed French Antiques & Travel | 317 Church St. I Grapevine TX I 76051

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Junk Bonanza 2012 Giveaway!

Why do we make a yearly pilgrimage to the Junk Bonanza in Minnesota?  Very simply, it is for all of the..

Great Stuff!

The JB has over 140 hand picked vendors and you really can't shake a stick without hitting the most amazing architecturals, funky farm fare, fabulous furniture and ridiculously rad reinvented treasures.

We are so excited that the Bonanza is sharing the bounty with a great giveaway for our readers!

You can win a a Junk Bonanza tote stuffed with these goodies:

* Two VIP tickets, good for entry all three days of the event including the Early Bird opening, two hours before general admission on Thursday!

* The latest issue of Flea Market Style, which should begin rolling off the presses as we speak!

(If you can't make it to Minnesota, give away the tickets in another contest on Your blog!) 

(Or send them to Michele and I to use!..ha ha)

Just leave us a comment on this post!  For TWO EXTRA entries, like us on facebook, and leave a comment on the Junk Bonanza Post. Hope to see you there!

(An extra entry for anyone who can name the soon to be more famous than ever mystery guest face in the right side cutout)

Architectural Salvage & Euro Treasures in Salt Lake City

 Kind of like people who live in New York and have never visited the statue of Liberty, it has been years since I have gone antiquing in Salt Lake City, even though I was born and raised there. I go back at least once a year, but I usually spend all of my time visiting with family. I was lucky this year to have a couple of extra hours so I Googled "Architectural Salvage" from my phone and it led me to "Georges Architectural Salvage". From the front it looked deceptively small and a little bit intimidating