Burton – Don’t miss what promises to be one of the most exciting events of the antiques show summer season. Now celebrating its 52nd year, the Burton Antiques Market returns to the Geauga County Fairgrounds for the first of this year’s semi-annual shows on June 8th. With 400 of America’s leading dealers displaying their finest antiques and vintage collectibles, there promises to be something for everyone in all price ranges.
The show starts off at 8 a.m. Saturday morning, June 8th, for Early Buyers wanting to start the treasure hunt and get the first look at the vast array of merchandise being offered. Early Buyers admission is $20. General Admission begins at 10 am Saturday for $6.00. Show is open until 5 PM. Nearby parking is free. Great food will be available from the dozens of concession stands. Lots of help will be on hand to assist customers purchasing items on the field; they will take the merchandise to a loading area where some of the local Amish men will help with loading.
Nationally known show promoter Kay Puchstein states “we have had a tremendous response from the both the buyers and the dealers. With over 3 months to go until the first show, we already have more dealers signed up for this year than were present at last year’s June show. Dozens of dealers who have not attended the show for years are signing up and coming back. It is going to be a very big show. Many of the returning vendors have done the show for over 30 years and some for over 40 years and a few for all 50 years.”
If you are looking for investment quality antiques or desirable vintage collectibles, be sure not this miss this twice-a-year event. Silver, fine china, jewelry, porcelain, glassware, textiles, paintings, Americana, garden furniture, decorative accessories, rugs, primitives, old tools, and much, much more will be found. Dealers from all over the United States and Canada will be displaying their finest merchandise.
The show will be held rain or shine on the racetrack in Burton at Ohio’s oldest county fairgrounds. Most dealers will be under tents and another 75 vendors will be located inside under the grandstand. Burton is located just east of Cleveland in the rolling countryside of Northeast Ohio. The area around Burton is home to one of the largest Amish communities in the world.
Don’t miss the first of this year’s Semi-Annual Burton Antiques Market on June 8th. Also plan on attending the second show on Saturday, September 28th . For more information and to see a short video on the upcoming shows, please go to www.burtonantiquesmarket.com or contact Kay Puchstein at 740-998-5300 or email questions to puchs2@yahoo.com.
