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and I are set up in Tent 1 at the incredible antique show all week! Looking forward to showing yall our weird and wonderful wares

Another show is in the books… thanks to all the people who came and spent time with , , and myself! So many great people involved in making these shows a success - starting with the crew that runs the show ( and others like ) , all my Tent A buddies ( .goodweather , .f , , , , , , , , , ) and so favorite vendors elsewhere in the show like Mitch, Henry Stein, Cath, Sue and on and on… see yall again in the spring!

Thanks to and Laura Mallonee for taking the time to chat about globes with me last week! Article is out now on the Texas Monthly website (linked in Stories)! Honored to be included and thrilled anytime I can tell more people about globes! You can find the majority of the collection for sale at or twice a year in Tent A at

Traded a 1910 4” German globe for this photo of me and . We’ve got two more days to convince you to come out and visit us in Tent A . If you get lost, just look for the giant fish! 🎏 Thanks for another globe purchased and the picture.

Here’s the bulk of my globes for the Spring Show. I brought a smaller line up this show but they’re all fantastic pieces. You can find me and under the fish in Tent A! Thanks to for the perfect backdrop!

I stumbled across this shop on my last 2 days in Buenos Aires… it’s overwhelming, fascinating, a bit sad, full of treasures but mainly junk, and seemingly never ends. The shop owner is Trina, and her adult kids help her out. I was thrilled that she agreed to let me snap her photo. I took my friend back the next day and was able to show her this photo and despite being a little shy she said she looked pretty! You can find Trina and her treasures across from the Mercado de las Pulgas.

Electric nights in Buenos Aires