With its valley-wide liquidation company and related stores, Valley Estate Sale Company provides the perfect stress-free solution for disposing of entire households, from clothing to furnishings to just about anything else. Whether it is a total or partial liquidation of … READ MORE

After 10 great years in the town of Wickenburg, my wife Bonnie and I decided it was time to move our Copperstate Cowboy Antique Gallery to a location closer to home. We have always lived in Sun City West during … READ MORE

I recently had an opportunity to visit Beyond Expression Antiques in Mesa and I must say the shop truly lives up to its name! Owner Ron Hopkins took me for a tour of several rooms—each furnished with beautiful pieces of … READ MORE

On our front cover is a sampling of the great antiques, collectibles, vintage and even new items that the shops of Payson and Pine have to offer. We recently spent a fun-filled day exploring the area, visiting shops and enjoying … READ MORE

It’s always fun to get away from the office to visit some of our advertising shops. So, when Carol Williams at Re-Collectables asked me to come up to Humboldt for one of her semi-monthly weekend sales’ events, I decided to … READ MORE

We’re always interested in how and why shop owners started in business. Since the Payson and Pine areas feature prominently in this issue, we asked Kathy Prentice to tell us her story. She started in the 1980s and reopened Once … READ MORE

Confucius says “Choose a job you love and you will never have to work a day in your life.” That saying could not be truer for the owners of Tattered Nest {Vintage Marketplace} in Phoenix because opening this beautiful shop … READ MORE

Days of Vintage has expanded into a second location in Yarnell and invites you to come and check it out at 22020 South State Route 89. Like the original store in Chandler, this new store deals in antiques and interesting … READ MORE

In the early 1900s, with August monsoons bringing cooler afternoons, families from far and wide gathered in Payson for the August Doins’. People, horses and livestock paraded down Main Street and couples danced the night away while babies slept nearby. … READ MORE