Because of our dealer-first mentality, we had a 98 percent retention rate through the pandemic – even though we were closed.”
“It’s all about establishing great relationships. Jesse noted that most of the vendors have been with the mall for a long time, and most new dealers have been long-time customers. “And we’re very much like an indoor swap meet.” “We’re more of an antique, retro and vintage shop,” Jesse McClure said.
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Mac McClure has worked at mall for more than 30 years, and, last month, he and his son Jesse (and their wives) took over full ownership. It offers 14,000 square feet of collecting wonder, separated into nearly 100 varied vendor “booths,” and so is well worth a visit, even if you are not a collector. In operation since 1979, the Country Antique Fair Mall is the big boy in town for antiques. to 5:00 p.m., and Thursday through Saturday, 10:00 a.m. So, check in regularly.īarn & Charm is open Monday through Wednesday, 11:00 a.m. B & C also offers numerous workshops, which fill up very fast. Visit Barn & Charm’s Facebook page for weekly videos that feature the latest available items and other news. And we have vintage or handcrafted merchandise coming in every day.” The antique and vintage items are quite varied, and the brand-new items include IOD products, Fusion mineral paints and Lollia perfumes.Įstablished by Carol Reesha in 2016, Barn & Charm will host a seventh anniversary celebration on May 20. “We currently have eight vendors,” Decker said. B & C is a collective, now owned by Tina Decker, Kathy Tanabe and Shianne Almanza, who took over the business in June of last year. “Charmingly”-located in a yellow Victorian-style building in Old Town Newhall, Barn & Charm is a slightly different type of antique store, featuring antique and vintage items combined with a lifestyle boutique, and all designed to create an eclectic look.
Wosk also has some vintage clothing, and he proudly displayed a T-shirt commemorating The Signal newspaper’s 75th anniversary (1994), which he picked up at a garage sale. “I only have one vendor right now,” Wosk said, and that vendor’s sections feature refinished furniture and unique table tops. Inside the store, rooms are organized into such categories as military, photography, record albums, bar and more. Wosk said he’s gradually cleaning up and organizing what was a pretty crowded lot, and is setting up garage sale-style tables in the back, to help things move – at garage sale-style low prices.
Rooster’s sells antiques, vintage items, and newer yard art. However, with his experience working for the previous owner, and his own passion for collecting and selling antiques, he knows what he’s doing. And he says, because of his age, people sometimes figure he is an employee and not the owner. SCV Signal News Podcast with Aron BenderĪt age 24, Evan Wosk is the new owner of a revamped and evolving Rooster’s Relics, out on Bouquet Canyon Road, just across from Larc Ranch.
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