It's a lot of work to find good-quality antiques." There is more respect for the business and the people. You get more of a history and a mystery with them. With the television program 'Antiques Roadshow,' people are more aware that antiques are a good value. "I think there's more interest in antiques right now. "More high-quality dealers and merchandise have come in recently," she says. She has been in the business for more than 30 years and is pleased to see the influx of new vendors. Ruth Ann Brindley owns two multidealer shops in the district, Abundant Treasures and Brindley & Co. The lure is a number of new vendors - about a half-dozen in the last year or so - which have joined the established dealers to create a strong concentration of shops in a small corridor. But recently, large numbers of visitors from outside the neighborhood have been discovering the area, too. Residents from the areas around this northern Baltimore County community have been finding antiques in a few shops along York Road in Cockeysville for at least three decades. If you haven't paid a visit to Cockeysville in a while, you'll be surprised to see how much antiquing there is to do. Whether you're interested in old furniture, old toys, old records or old rugs, Cockeysville has them and more. The problem isn't finding the perfect item, it's choosing among the treasures in the antiques district in Cockeysville.Īntiques district? In Cockeysville? Yes, you read that right. But then, so are the jukeboxes, Wedgwood tea sets, handcrafted pottery, art objects and vintage handbags.
The antique mahogany dining tables are just magnificent.
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