Hingham 25th Antique Show to Feature a Variety of Sales

Over 30 dealers will be at the Hingham Middle School this weekend to sell antique furniture, jewelry, rugs, and glassware for the 25th annual Hingham Antique Show.

This weekend's Show will run on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

According to the Hingham Special Educational Parent Advisory Council, who will sponsor the show, collectors will be able to purchase a wide variety of different antiques.

"If  you are a collector, you are always on the hunt for the next find,  that next bargain, or the next major piece for your collection," said Donna Keaney a member of SEPAC.  "If  you are a casual buyer or home decorator, a nice quality antiques  show like the Hingham Show gives you so many opportunities to find a  reasonable addition for your home in all price ranges."

SEPAC said attendees can find furniture, paintings, silver, jewelry, Americana, prints, glass china, and many more decorative accessories and collectibles.  

Keaney believes the show will be very successful.

"The general public supports the show," Keaney said. "They like the quality of the antiques for  sale and the variety of antiques. Most people can find something  they like for their home, or their collection, or just for gifts.  So they seem to come back every year."

Admission for the show is $6 at the door or $5 with the discount card (attached to this article) that is available at many Hingham businesses or found  on  the SEPAC website, www.hinghamsepac.org.