Oak and Acorn

10/10/2026

A new mid-century modern bookcase just arrived in our booth, along with brass bookends, green glassware, and other vintage finds. Come visit us at Junktiques Market today—we’re open until 5:00!

10/08/2026

Come see all the new things..!

10/08/2026

Come check out all the new things we’ve added to our Oak and Acorn booth in Junktiques Market.

10/01/2026

09/22/2026

Just a few of the things coming to Oak and Acorn this week…

How pretty is this warm peachy-gold lusterware? The tiny cups, covered sugar and creamer have that wonderful old-world shimmer that makes vintage pieces so special.

Sweet vintage Made in Japan figurine pair

Handmade with real pressed flowers 🌿 Each one is carefully arranged and framed to create a one-of-a-kind botanical piece for your home.

Junktiques Market
Open Thursday, Friday and Saturday 10-5

09/20/2026

New in the Oak and Acorn booth is this unusual antique blue-and-white porcelain food warming dish, believed to date from the late 19th to early 20th century.
Hot water was poured through the hinged cap into the silver reservoir beneath the porcelain dish to keep food warm at the table. It’s still fully functional and quite a unique find.

Available inside Junktiques Market.
Open Thursday through Saturday from 10:00-5:00

09/19/2026

New in the Oak and Acorn booth today is this vintage hammered silver ice bucket or w**e cooler. This is a versatile piece for chilling a bottle, holding flowers, or displaying greenery or seasonal branches.

Also available is this unique set of vintage Italian ceramic birds that are designed to hold individual flower stems. Grouped together with blue-and-white blooms, they make a wonderfully distinctive centerpiece.

All pieces are available in our booth inside Junktiques Market. We’re open Thursday to Saturday from 10:00-5:00.

09/17/2026

Demijohns are one of our favorite things and we currently have two in our Oak and Acorn booth at Junktiques Market. Their wonderful texture and history make them beautiful decorative pieces.
Traditionally used to transport and store w**e and other liquids, they are large glass bottles potected by woven coverings.
Style one with olive branches or eucalyptus, group it with books and pottery, or let it stand alone beside a console or cabinet. They add that warm, collected-over-time feeling to a room.
Come visit us at Junktiques Market, open Thursday to Saturday, 10:00-5:00.