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how-to home improvement series for The Discovery Channel which will begin shooting in January and will air next fall. Working at the tea room, she said, is her vacation before starting that show.

Mrs. Mueller explained that tea was originally for well-to-do women to show off their beautiful things. Usually, she said, tea is taken between 4 and 6 p.m., and dinner is not until 8 p.m. “It is really about the art of taking tea, the luxury of it,” she said. The phone number is 987-9303.

Sperryville’s other change in time for the fall tourist season is a reopened Springhouse Antiques store across the street.

Jay and Claudia Trinca ran the store in one of Sperryville’s oldest houses from May 1986 until November 1992 and then closed it for redorating and structural repairs.

“We restored the house and kept its architectural integrity,” Mr., Trinca said, pointing to a section of the old log cabin that can be seen.

They added heating and air conditioning systems, putting vent work in the attic and under the building to keep from having to use dropped ceilings.

The store’s selection includes both antique furniture and “Springhouse Originals,” pieces built by Mr. Trinca often out of old woods. From time to time he is able to get an old bam to use for its wood.

Also for sale are lace, linens, dried flowers and ceramics including some of Mrs. Trinca’s collection of flow blue china..

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