We are proud of all the vendors at Fargo Antiques & Repurposed Market! Come meet them!

Booths:

Booth #1 (code TPE) belongs to Tamie of The Prairie Eclectic. The Prairie Eclectic offers reimagined and repurposed furniture, custom paint finishes and design, and well curated vintage finds. 

​On Twitter ​@PrarieEclectic.

Booths #4 & #5 (code ONL) are run by ​Ross Grothmann of Big Beard Antiques. Big Beard Antiques specializes in vintage Christmas, jewelry, vinyl, salt & pepper shakers, blow mold decorations, cast iron, lamps, toys, vintage clothing & furs -- & anything that’s quirky and great.  There is always something for everyone. 

Booth #6 (code GRO) belongs to Joel & Connie of Grothmann Inc.. Grothmann Inc. boasts a large collection of Fenton, Royal Doulton, and CarltonWare glassware.  You'll also find an assortment of collectibles, books, nick-nacks, and framed pictures. 

Booths #7 & #8 (code JAX) belong to Terry of Kyira Carousel. Kyira Carousel specializes in 70s and 80s pop culture - movies, music, toys, and some sports.

Booth #16 (code KAO) is run by Kathy.  This booth is a fun mixture of vintage, crafty decor, & items to repurpose. You never know what you’re going to find in this booth.

Booths #18 & #19 (code KJS) are run by Kerry of True Color Memories.  True Color Memories offers custom lamps, repurposed furniture, vintage and antique beer items, as well as vintage and antique Coca Cola items.

Booths #25, #26 & #27 (code YES) are run by husband & wife team Deanna & Derek Dahlsad of Fair Oaks Antiques. They're "junk lifers" who have found unique items for collectors and decorators; provided props and set pieces for film productions; been featured in collector publications; had items from their personal collections appear in museums & historical exhibits; presented at conferences; and professionally researched & written about antiques & collectibles, including for regular radio broadcast. They've also been known to create a Frankenstein-repurposed piece or two. Featuring unusual antiques, mid-century modern items, books, vintage vinyl, vintage & retro pop culture collectibles.

Website: WeHaveYourCollectibles.com
Twitter: @FairOaksAntique
​Facebook: We Have Your Collectibles

Booths 30 & 31 (code OMG) belong to Jackie of Yesterday's Treasures. Jackie has 30 years of experience in antiques and collectibles. She's always been a collector of horses, Little Golden Books, pottery, vintage Christmas, and linens - and now it's time to sell those collections to new collectors!

Booth 32 (code SAN) is run by Mary. Mary offers a diverse array of antique and vintage ephemera, circa 1870-1920, including postcards, advertising cards, Valentines, framed old ads, booklets, and magazines. In this booth you will also find unique Texaco and Chevron collectibles. She also offers books and numerous small collectible and decor items.

Booths #36, #37, #38 & #39 (code DGS) are run by Don Schmidt. Don's been a wheelin'-dealin' fixture in this are for at least 50 years. He specializes in true antiques, with a special appreciation for local North Dakota pottery, toys, and more toys.

Booths #40 & #55 (code XYZ) belong to Kelly Smiler of Thoughtful Transformations. Thoughtful Transformations features painted and transformed furnishings - including custom work. "Let's transform your outdated furniture into a new showpiece!"

Booth # 41 (code GJO) is run by Joyce of Joyce's Repurposed Furniture and Antiques. Along with her painted and revamped furnishings, such as tables, end tables, and nightstands, Joyce considers crafting to be her specialty. Her booth offers a little of this and a little of that... Up to date farmhouse decor, glassware, pictures, antiques, and repurposed items.

Cases:

Cases #1 & #2 (code YES) are stocked by husband & wife team Deanna & Derek Dahlsad of Fair Oaks Antiques. In their cases you'll mostly find toys, antique & vintage advertising & ephemera, and jewelry.

Cases #19 & #20 (code DOG) belong to Phil Franzen. Phil specializes primarily in die-cast cars and trucks, but occasionally a few other vintage and collectible finds show up too.

Cases #31 & 32 (code LMK) belong to Larry of Cashtown Coin & Currency. Larry specializes in coins, stamps, paper money, and bullion. Both US and foreign. You'll also find a smattering of jewelry & small collectibles in his cases too.