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Local Front Royal Main Street shop has all you need or they will find it for you – Ole Timer’s Antiques & Collectibles!
Interview with Beth Waller and Barb Dumire

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Eclectic is the perfect word to describe Ole Timer’s Antiques & Collectibles. Not only will shopping be fun, but you will be sure to have a special experience with Barb sharing decorating advice and fun fashion ideas. Inventory includes throw pillows, jewelry, lamps, mirrors, chandeliers, accessories, garden items, lots of antique and vintage furniture including custom made farm tables made of reclaimed old lumber from architectural salvage sites and so much more. Customer service is taken to a whole new level at Ole Timer’s by the unique opportunity to hire Barb to scout for the perfect piece to finish off your latest remodel if she doesn’t have it in stock!

Shop local and support our small businesses here in Warren County!

Ole Timer’s Antiques & Collectibles
220 E Main St | Front Royal, Virginia
OPEN 10am – 5pm / CLOSED Tues & Sun
www.facebook.com/oletimersantiques
(540) 636-9444
oletimersantiques@gmail.com

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