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Double Diamond AuctionsEstate & consignment auction

August 11th - Marble Barn Tremonton, (See ad page 10)

Flea.O.LogyOutdoor flea marketSeptember 1st - 8 to 4

Payson, (See ad page 20)

Silcox AuctionsMillet Living Estate

Saturday August 11th - 10am100 E. 75 So., Axtell, Ut

Capital City Antiques “Sunday Market”

August 5th, opens @ 10:00959 So West Temple

SLC Urban flea marketNew, used, vintage & retro

August 12th - 9 to 3400 South & State Street

andMaria Butts Estate

Saturday September 15th - 10am475 So. Main, Spanish Fork

Flea 4 AllOutdoor flea marketAugust 3rd - 9 to 2

Abode - 1720 So. 900 E.

The OriginalSalt Lake Antiques show

October 19 - 20 & 21South Towne Expo Center

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Furniture to include: Oak, walnut & mahogany:

wardrobes, corner cupboards, dressers, tables,

buffets, sideboards, secretaries, desks & parlour

sets and wooden & iron beds. Along with stoves,

lighting fixtures, mirrors, paintings, decor, yard

art, iron fencing, holiday décor, garden, clocks

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Charming Victorian home completely furnished with antique furniture and

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Antiques & Toys

Mon - Sat 11 - 5 243 E. 300 So. SLC, 84111 (801) 537-7038

Collectible toys, Kitchen items, Jewelry, Coke, Tins, Misc.

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We buy & sell antique building materials

470 E. 900 S. • Salt Lake City • (801) 539-1140

Saturday 11:00 to 3:00 Open: Tuesday & Thursday 12:30 to 5:30

Architectural Salvage

Main Street AntiquesWhen the folks at Main Street Antiques in St.George have a sale, they don’t mess around. ToCelebrate their 10 year anniversary; every day inAugust, every item in the store will be a nifty50% off (except precious metals). Take yourtruck, this looks like a good time to fill it up. Seepage 18 for details.

It looks like Christmas is coming early this year.The Esate Sale Antiques Mall in Ogden is play-ing Santa Claus throughout the month, with a“Christmas in August” sale. The dealers will bepulling out their holiday decorations and items,and taking a sharp pencil to sale merchandise.

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Hoytsville Estate Sale

Christmas in AugustEscape the heat, and take a drive up Parley’scanyon to Hoytsville for what promises to be afun Estate sale. A victorian house, filled withantiques, vintage decor, holiday decorationsand lots of yard & garden art, will be,offered by Bearcat Antiques. Check out page3 to get a taste of what’s to be sold.

The Original Salt LakeAntiques Show

Jackson AuctioneersEstate Auction

After a short hiatus, everyones favorite antiquesevent will be back this October, when promoterNancy Johnson continues the tradition of SaltLakes oldest & most repected antiques show.Nancy, who stages antiques shows in Iowa,Colorado, California, and now Utah, promisesan expanded, decidedly more upscale experience.The show will continue to be located at the SouthTowne Expo Center. Watch for times and dates.

Be sure to note September 14th on your calen-dar. That’s the date that Fun Utah Auctions willbring the gavel down on an outstanding Lehiestate. The auction will feature lots of antiquefurniture and collectibles, along with upscalefurnishing and household goods. You won’t wantto miss this one. See page 20 for details.

Aunt Elsies“Fun in the sun”

Don’t worry, be Happy. Take a tropical vaction,without the airfare. Saturday August 11th, youcan hang loose at Aunt Elsies at the GardnerVillage Hawaiian Beach Party. Celebrate sum-mer with island dancers, a Hula Hoop contestand free vintage beach photos. More importantly,cash in on Aunt Elsies Summer store wideclearance sale.

SLCUrban Flea Market

Unlike most of the vintage outdoor markets,which drift off at the end of summer, the SaltLake City Uran Flea Market will run through Oc-tober 15th. The August market is on the 12th,and if you haven’t had a chance to check this out,you need to get going. If you’ve already been tothis market, I’m sure you’re going back. Be there,or be square... did I really say that? See page 20.

Capital City Antiques“Sunday Market”

If it’s summer, and the first Sunday of the month,there is really only one place to be. That’s theCapital City Antiques Mall “Sunday Market”.Summer is almost over, and August 5th will beyour last chance to duck under a canopy andscoop up a bargain or two. If you can’t find any-thing outside that rings your bell, the antiquesmall is open all day, providing Salt Lakes onlySunday antqiues shopping.

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Offering an Ever Changing Stock of Furniture.

Victorian to Deco, Elegant to Primitive. Quilts

Glassware, Jewelry, Kitchenware, Country.

We now offer designer yarns & knitting classes

Closed Tues. & Sun. Open 11 a.m. To 5 p.m.

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Whether you’re on vacation, just traveling through town, or a local makingthe rounds, no antiquing trip into Salt Lake City is complete without stoppingat Honest Jon’s Historic Hills’ House Antiques Gallery. As soon as you pullup to the curb outside the Victorian mansion which houses this exceptionalantiques shop, you suspect you might be in for a treat, and I promise you,you won’t be disappointed. Inside you’ll find Proprietor Jonathan Sweet,who has been plying his trade as an antiques dealer for more than 36 years,along with what is surely Utah’s finest collection of nineteenth and earlytwentieth century American furniture and carefully selected antique smallsand collectibles.

Opening his first shop at Trolley Square in 1972, Jon later moved to ArrowPress Square, and in 1976 relocated into a storefront along Broadway (300South), where he maintained his antiques business until 1983. In 1977, Jonbought and spent several years remodeling the house, which would becomehome to his antiques business for the next 26 years. The stately home, listedon the Historic Register was built in 1877 by Utah Banker Louis Hills (fromwhich the home retains its name), later owned by the Bennett Family andin the 1920’s was bought by a Basque family who converted the home intoa boarding house. For the next 50 years, the homes primary residents wouldbe Basque sheepherders, and working men looking for a temporary placeto live. By 1983, Jon had completed remodeling the home, and that yearopened Hills’ House antiques. To this day, this stately old house providesSalt Lake’s most idyllic setting for an antiques shop.

For many years, Jon advertized his shop as “an antiques shop inside amuseum”. He wasn’t exaggerating. Every room in this old home is filledwith fine antiques, many of which are museum quality. The only differencebeing, these pieces can be taken home to enrich our own lives.

As you walk through Hills’ House, you’re sure to notice the impeccablecondition of Jon’s merchandise. You can attribute this to two things. First,Jon believes in buying the best, and second is long time employee Jeff Medina.Jeff is responsible for taking care of any needed restoration andreconditioning, and it only takes a quick look around this fine shop to attestto his skills. Jeff also does restoration for collectors, and can be reachedeither at Hill’s House or at his own telephone, (801) 264-2422.

So, don’t miss stopping by this exceptional Antiques shop. You can parkout front on the street, or there’s more parking in back. Walk up to the frontporch, ring the bell, and Jon Sweet will greet you like an old friend, andwelcome you into what just might be Salt Lake City’s most remarkableantiquing experiences.

From the New Century Collector February 2009 issue

“Honest Jon’s”HILLS’ HOUSE ANTIQUES GALLERY

A SALT LAKE ANTIQUES TRADITION

JON SWEET 1949 - 2012

Our friend, and associate Jonathan Sweet, owner of Hills House AntiquesGallery, passed away on June 30th, 2012. Whatever it means to be anantiques dealer, Jon was surely that, peddling the finest antiques in SaltLake City, for almost 40 years. The word institution hardly does justice toJon’s place in the Utah antiques community. If you never had Jon try tosell you something, your antiques education was not complete.

Jon’s passing will leave a hole in the Utah antiques business, and in thehearts of his many friends and customers. To say he will be missed bymany seems cliché,

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ESTATES BOUGHT & SOLD

LOOKING FOR THE PERFECT ANTIQUE OR GIFT?

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Antique Furniture Art • Pottery • Porcelain

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Albums & 45’s (No 78’s please)

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Antiques, Collectibles, Roseville, art pottery, glassware, primitives, Persian rugs, furniture,

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LIVING ESTATE AUCTION

Saturday August 11, 2012 • 10:00am

100 East 75 South Axtell , Utah

Preview; 8:00am auction day until auction starts.

Plan on spending the day, auction will be starting at 10:00am!!!

Due to heath reasons the Millett’s have commissioned Silcox Auction

to sell over 40 years of collecting and accumulating

TO INCLUDE: 1963 Jeep 4 cyl original motor runs great, generator Echo Eg 2000, Aluminum boat

with motor, Primitive pine shelf, Glastron C fiberglass 1971 Aqua lift boat last time licensed 05 20’,

kitchen table, Old sleigh, assortment fishing poles, Carbide lights, lamp shades, Iron wheels, milk

bottles, License plates, canoe shelf’s, Milk cans, wooden milk crates, Milk cans with tractor seats

attached, glass wash board, Traps, Victorian copper wall hat rack with hooks, Signs, assortment of

bird houses, Lead melting pot, old paintings, Wash tubs, mahogany china ( needs work), Lanterns,

assortment crocks, Settling tanks, lg collection cookie jars, Old drill press, lg assortment glassware,

Chop saw, steamer trunks, Old buzz blade, Black Cat pot belly stove, Lg quantity of glass

blocks,Monkey stove, Old window panes, candy machine, cast iron, oak china cabinet( needs

work), Pedal car, floor amps, Glider swing, Victorian platform rocker, Old carved goose and duck

decoys, child’s metal rocker, Iron bed, Victorian wicker rocker, Old screen doors, Hamilton Beach

malt mixer, Pulleys, coke button sign, Coke ice cooler, Oak ice box, Old post cards (Native Ameri-

can, fairytale), primitive wooden butter churn, Lg collection chickens, German stein, Walking

sticks, old portraits, Redmond JB Sorensen old documents, mantle clock, 1920’s dresser, Oak

dresser with mirror, Victorian settee with 2 matching chairs, Grandmother clock (nice), Standing

ash trays, carved mahogany coffee table, Victrolla, records, Oak hall tree, oak wall phone, Adver-

tisement tin cans, monarch stove, Old Zion’s bank barrel bank, trade tokens, Winnie the Pooh

porcelain bowl (made in Germany), silver dollar collection, SLC lines 1 fare token, 1776- 1976 proof

set, Silver certificates, Oregon Trail 1926, 10 dollar Silver Olympic Montreal, 5 dollar Silver Olympic

Montreal, Susan B Anthony’s, Silver Rounds, Jewelry, 1921 Silver dollar money clip, Indian head

pennies, Case knife, Old Timer knifes, Craftsman knife, Zippos, Pocket watches, Tea pots.

Go to silcoxauction.com for Listings and pictures. Term; Cash or check ,Visa, MasterCard, 5% buyers Premium on credit cards. sales tax. Every thing must be paid in full day of sale.

Everything must be removed sale day. Everything sales as is where is, no warranties expressed or implied.

Not responsible for harm or accident or sold items. Items listed on flyer may be removed from auction.

Oak table with leaves, 8 carved back oak chairs, Mission Oak buffet, Dressers, Oak Library table, Lg

assortment of vintage clocks, Oak 1x1 table, Navaho blanket (very nice), Nippon, Brass items,

Green depression, Joseph Originals, Opens salts, Red wing, Bavaria, Francoma, Head vases, Old

toys, Ruby red glassware, Curio cabinet, Older games, Lg collection salt and peppers, Iron wood,

Farm equipment (yard art), Hurricane lamps, Patio furniture, Toy high chair, Old sleighs, Dolls,

Carnival glassware, Collection old pipes, Wonder horses, Scrimshaw horn, Water pump, Iron

wheels, Cookie jars, Old cap guns, High boy dresser, Depression glass, Lg assortment small

trinkets, Bauer, Pyrex .

ESTATE AUCTION Spanish Fork Fairgrounds

Saturday September 15, 2012 11:00am

475 South Main Street, Spanish Fork, Utah

Preview; 9:00am auction day until auction starts.

Auctioneers note; Silcox Auction has been commissioned to auction the Butts

Estate from Ogden, Utah, Maria has been an dealer and collector for years. This

is your chance to get some great antiques and collectables;

you do not want to miss this auction.

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