The History of Antiquing in Bucks County
Bucks County has a rich history that provides a strong foundation for antiquing. Settled in the late 1600s, this region developed into an agricultural hub, leaving behind a wealth of historic buildings and artifacts. Towns like New Hope, Doylestown, and Newtown have preserved their charm, making them ideal destinations for antique lovers. Local museums and...Continue reading→
Art House
Creating a unique, art-inspired home with antique pieces and cool oddities is all about curating, not just matching. Think of your space like a living gallery—layered and full of personality. First off, focus on the stories behind your objects instead of just their style. Each piece should have a reason for being there, whether it’s...Continue reading→
**Vintage & Modern Home**
**Vintage & Modern Home** At Stone House Antiques, we like to observe the interior trends for the year ahead. Below are some tips to help you create a collected home. If you’re shopping at any of our antique centers, you’re likely not looking to design your entire home from a large chain store. Instead, you...Continue reading→
Delve into the Captivating World of Antiquing
**Explore the Captivating World of Antiquing** Are you looking for unique treasures to elevate your home or apartment? Embarking on an antiquing adventure leads you into a fascinating world filled with rich options. Picture yourself drawn to the sophisticated lines of elegant Art Deco pieces, the charming nostalgia of cozy Victorian trinkets, or the playful...Continue reading→
Interior Design with Kathy Appel
Interior Design with Kathy Appel Kathy Appel, ASID, is deeply passionate about interior design. She began her studies at Middle Bucks Vocational-Technical School, earning awards for both an internship with Bloomingdale’s and student achievement. She furthered her education at Spring Garden College and Moore College of Art and Design, and as a member of the...Continue reading→
The Mastery of Stategic Placement
The Mastery of Stategic Placement You’ve just returned from an enchanting day spent rummaging through the treasures of Stone House Antiques, People’s Store Antiques Center, or Kolbe Antiques & Art, where vintage finds, modern art, and antique wonders beckoned with their storied pasts. The exciting task lies ahead: discovering the perfect spots to showcase your newfound treasures. Mastering the...Continue reading→
New Dealers, Lori Marie Mason and Wendy Weckerly
We are excited to welcome our two newest dealers, Lori Marie Mason and Wendy Weckerly! **Lori’s Patina** Lori specializes in painted furniture, vintage pieces, mid-century modern decor, and home accessories. She is a recognized designer and the winner of HGTV’s Flea Market Flip, Season 13, Episode 11. Additionally, Lori has designed rooms for the...Continue reading→
Custom Calligraphy
Custom Calligraphy Linda Carol Gray is a resident of Bucks County, Pennsylvania. She is outstandingly dedicated to the art of fine lettering and penmanship. Her office & studio is on the 2nd floor of the Stone House Antiques Center in Doylestown, PA. Linda’s portfolio encompasses various works, including wedding invitations, marriage contracts, fraktur designs, and...Continue reading→
Historic Mechanicsville Village
Welcome to the Mechanicsville Village Historic District, a charming area often referred to as Fenton’s Corner, New-Work, and Halifax. Nestled in the heart of Mechanicsville, within Buckingham Township in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, this national historic district was proudly added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1989. The district boasts twenty-seven meticulously preserved contributing...Continue reading→
Dandelion Art & Home
Welcome to the enchanting world of Dandelion Art & Home, a charming gallery owned by the creative duo Becky and Ira Horansky, nestled within the historic Stone House Antiques Center in picturesque Doylestown, PA. Step inside, and you’ll find Becky’s exquisite, one-of-a-kind landscape paintings that beautifully capture the essence of Bucks County. Each piece is...Continue reading→