Changes Abound In April

I awoke this morning to a day off and March snow flurries....My gut tells me this is the last hoorah for winter, better be...we have too much going on at Bellevue Antique Mall to take time out for inclement weather. This month we saw Caroline Naylor of the Chesire Cat move into the mall...any one seen that early empire burl walnut sofa she brought in...It sits adjacent to the desk and sings the song of a siren daily to me since it's arrival!

The end of the month brings more changes, our long time dealer and friend Paula will be moving out. She has moved to Columbia and is simplifying her life and marrying multiple booths down to a couple of manageable ones closer to home. Behind her Wendy Willis will be moving out along with long-timers Fran and Debbie....we are all going to miss you guys immensely and hope you will return to shop and visit.

Just as the seasons are changing so must we, as we bid adieu, we also welcome new dealers to the shop. Caroline's Mother Ann Crosswy will be coming in, she is a long time collector and actually owns a home on the historic register in Paris, Tennessee...yes it is still filled with a lifetime of collecting. Her home is up for sale as she now downsizes. I've watched her buy for several years now...she has impeccable taste...can't wait to see the treasures she brings to the store! In addition we have Carol Barnes, longtime collector and dealer arriving from Franklin, she is the sister of Letty Fuque...I for one can't wait to see the Napoleon III breakfront I have heard about! Denise Ferguson who shares a booth with Letty will be taking a larger space for her antiques from Franklin also! All in all I feel extremely blessed to have a great group of dealers around, not just fellow recyclers, but true friends....coming or going.

1900 Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers Ball 21 Jewel Pocketwatch

Ahhhh...March ...Spring Is Almost Here!

Well. it is the first day of March...I'm fanatasizing about shorts, mud between my toes and planting flowers. The last two days of the month were very busy....I think everyone is feeling that same sense of restlessness...the need to"feather the nest" if you will. I sold three planters this weekend...and numerous pieces of furniture....spring fever has sprung...All you dealers need to take this opportunity to think spring, gardening and decorating and get on the move to renew and refresh your booth.



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Located behind TJ Max at the intersection of Old Hickory Blvd and 70. The first Left North at Bellevue Cleaners.



From I-40 take exit 199 south on Old Hickory go two miles and right on Belle Forest Circle at the Regions Bank.

Bellevue Antique Mall

158 Belle Forest Cr.

Nashville, Tn 37221

615-646-5828

Well...Ok a year has past and many changes have occurred. Charlotte has now retired and I (Jeanie) have purchased the store. Charlotte remains as a dealer with a large booth and many beautiful antiques and unusual colletcible items. Check out her knockdown 8 foot tall golden oak armoire.I took over the store in May of 2009 and officially became a LLC in June of 2009.

The store hours are now Tuesday through Saturday 10am till 5pm.

We are still located in the same store at 158 Belle Forest Circle, Nashville, Tennessee 37221

615-646-5828

Many new dealers have joined us since last year:

Janice Duffy has returned she specializes in highly sought after smalls...dolls, toys, vintage clothing, turn of the century dresses. Check out her collection ov vintage toy metal airplanes and bisque dolls. Thats her 1840's baby pram in the above picture!

Wendy Willis joins us from Three French Hens and brings her strong sense of style with vintage and new decoartive items for the home.

Sharon Jacobs and her husband Brad have moved to a very large space...check out their Ford Model T wheel, Tiger Oak Buffet...the other day Brad scored a Easy Copper wash tub motor intact and still working...WOW!

Shirley Shrader, has a booth at Gaslamp and Yesteryears, and moved in to our store into our store in August....she has an eye for mid century decortaive items.

Welcome to Denise Ferguson and Letty Fuqua coming to us from Franklin Antique Mall they specialize in sterling jewelry, quilts and decorative items.

Mandy Smith and Laura Vandervoort join us from Berneice Denton Estate Sales ...Watch for the beautiful and creative...they both have a long history and great eye for decorating!

Kate Morales is new to being a dealer, but comes by it honestly as her parents both refurnished and referbed as dealers.

Mary Ann Sanders began as a new dealer this past summer after I stopped at a yard sale at her house.....after my eyes bulged out at all the great things she was selling...now she was a shoe in after she showed me her house....the rest is history...her specialty textiles...you need it shes got it!

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Welcome Back Dana Martin

Bellevue Antique Mall is pleased to announce the addition of a "not so new" dealer, Dana Martin.
Dana returns after a long break from the business of collecting and selling. She originally began here at the antique mall in 1995 with Charlotte when we were in the small space that is now the Cottage Cafe. She carries beautiful Dresden, Bavarian porcelain, Huebach bisque, Majolica, Nippon and Limoge, just to name a few of her items! Come and check out her beautiful collection!

DEALER SPOTLIGHT: MSSR. GEORGE ANDERJACK

At the Bellevue Antique Mall we host a number of dealers and consignees that have fascinating and varied backgrounds ...the one commonality we all have....LOVE of collectibles, history, we are the ultimate in recyclers with a romantic link to the past.

George Anderjack has been a dealer here since early 2007. Well rounded he is indeed : an English teacher, architect and historic preservationist he has 37 years experience as museum director at Sandwich Glass Museum in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, the Nez Perce County Historical Society in Lewiston, Idaho, the Santa Barbara Museum of History and Ventura Museum of History and Art in San Beunoventure, California, . George's link to our Tennessee heritage was that of Director at The Hermitage, home of President Andrew Jackson here in Hermitage. He is now the President of The Tennessee Art League here in Nashville. When in need of information regarding art he is our "go-to-guy" here at the shop. George has a love especially for glass items...victorian satin glass to etched american brilliant glass. His knowledge in this area is expert and he lends invaluable analysis to items we receive on consignment. He has a love for "the rare find" hand blown 18th century glasses to early american maple square back windsor chairs. George wants to know if he is showing his age after sharing this biographic info....shhh....George....I won't tell everyone you started when you were three!