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locations

Visit us at

Homestead Antiques
Angola, IN

Markle Exit Mall
Markle, IN

 

Save the date!

A Simpler Thyme
Antique Show

Saturday October 26, 2024, 9am-3pm
Delaware County Fairgrounds
(Heartland building)
1210 N. Wheeling Ave.
Muncie, IN 47303
$4.00 Admission

Exciting things are happening for the show!
Steve and Louise Swihart & Bev Korn are working hard to prepare a great event!
Please join us for a gathering of friends from different states bringing you their
best Country Antiques, Primitives, and Handmades.

Visit A Simpler Thyme
Antique Show Website!



Look for Swiharts'
"A Simpler Thyme Antiques"
at these shows for 2024!



GATHERED TREASURES
Richland County Fairgrounds -Mansfield, OH
Saturday, April 13, 10-4

BACK TO OUR ROOTS
Montgomery County Fairgrounds- Dayton. OH
Saturday, June 8, 9-3

SHIPSHEWANA ANTIQUES MARKET
Trading Place- Shipshewana, IN
Saturday, August 3, 8-4

BACK TO OUR ROOTS
Montgomery County Fairgrounds- Dayton, OH
Saturday, September 28, 9-3

A SIMPLER THYME ANTIQUE SHOW
Delaware County Fairgrounds- Muncie, IN
Saturday, October 26, 9-3

GATHERED TREASURES
Richland County Fairgrounds- Mansfield, OH
Saturday, November 2, 10-4

A HERITAGE GATHERING
Pierceton Elementary School- Pierceton, IN
Saturday, December 7, 9-3

Check back as we add shows for 2024!

 




primitive antiques
About Pine Canyon Antiques

About Pine Canyon Antiques


    Pine Canyon Antiques is a husband-wife business located in northern Indiana. Although we have dabbled in antiques since 1977, the business received its official name from our residence purchased in 2010 at Pine Canyon Lake.
    Having been science teachers for over 35 years, we are now taking advantage of retirement. We occupy Booth #57 at Markle Exit 286 Antique Mall in Markle, IN. and Homestead Antique Mall in Angola, IN. We also exhibit at 7 primitive antique shows annually. Most recently we have become the promoters of A Simpler Thyme Antiques and Primitives Show held at the Delaware County Fairgrounds in Muncie, Indiana in October each year.
    In addition, Louise was a contributing writer for Country Rustic magazine, submitting features and DIYs. Louise grew up with a background in antiques as her mother, Betty Dobler, dealt in primitives for over 40 years - before they became popular. Growing up, stoneware, pewter, baskets, tin ware, early treen, and painted furniture surrounded her. Since meeting Louise in the Indiana University Paleontology lab 45 years ago, Steve has become an admirer of early things, plus a supporter and driver.
"We always search for the unusual pieces of furniture, one-of-a- kind items, woodenware of any type, stoneware, and early lighting, accompanied by appropriate smalls and make-do's."
Steve and Louise Swihart
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