I've been haunting antique stores since I was nine, when my step father came into my life. He had a love for fine craftsmanship and just felt that the older things were made better, I tend to agree.
When you look at modern furniture constructions with its particle board and plastic laminates, it's easy to see why in several years it's falling apart and looks rough. Yet when you look at the solid wood and made to last construction of antiques you see something that proves its worth just by its age and serviceability. As the saying goes buy quality so you only pay once and cry once, rather than buying modern often.
I shop at Broadway Exchange for several reasons. The owners are very knowledgeable about the pieces they offer. The selection is varied and there is a level of turn over so you're not looking at the same stuff all the time. Their prices are good and when compared nationally they are fantastic. The owners are genuinely great people that care about the community and Enid as a whole.
Drop in and give their inventory a look around, you'll like what you see. Also they are great at finding pieces that you're looking for. read more