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Milwaukee
Antique Center Anyone
who has a serious addiction to antiques knows that the hunt for a good
antique is almost as enjoyable as finding it. “The
hottest items are antique toys,” says Carl Seitz at House in the Woods
Auction Gallery in Eagle. “Our area also offers some great values in
Oriental He
also adds that a well-made piece of antique furniture will not only serve
you well, but can be a wise investment. “Good antique furniture not only
holds value, but often gains value while you own it,” he offers as a
tip. Though
there’s nothing quite like going to an antique auction, Seitz says that
one of the best places to find an antique treasure is at the Milwaukee
Antique Center, 341 N. Milwaukee St., in the Third Ward. “It’s
known among antique dealers as ‘the motherhouse,’” says Seitz.
“It’s the oldest antique mall in Wisconsin and offers a little bit of
everything. It’s certainly worth a visit.” |
Main
Menu -Get out of the doghouse gift -Place to get a cavity -Place to satisfy your caffeine craving -Place to pamper your pooch -Reason to wake up at 5 a.m. -Green Bay Packer besides Brett Favre -Place to pick up speed -Brave a wall of cigarette smoke -Way to shun the low-carb lifestyle -Dressed Milwaukeean -Reason to spend $8.50 for a movie -Best pub popcorn -Reason to ignore the raunchy smell -Way to beat the fall chill -Place to spot a mullet -Reason to overcome your fear of heights -Best dog park -Neighborhood to bar hop -Place for comfort food -Mall Santa -Milwaukee Brewer; Lyle Overbay -Reason to be a cheesehead -Reason to risk plunging into lake Michigan -Place to find a golden oldie -Place to procure a meat cleaver -Place to assume a new identity -Reason to eat an apple a day -Tourist spot where even locals like to go -Place to rack your balls -Missed Milwaukeean -Best place to hide from the world >>menu 2 | menu 3 |
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Contributing writers: Laurie Arendt, Kay Dahlke, Jordan DeChambre, Candace Doyle, Bob Gosman, Matt Hronick, JoAnn Petaschnick, Janet Raasch, Mary Lou Santovec, Amy Siewert | Contributing
photographers: Nathan Harrmann, Amy Siewert Illustrations: Anjl Rodee |