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another haunt in Little . Washington that will keep you browsing through silver, china and period furniture.
Never enough time? Keep track with one of Case Kramer’s clocks. Embedded in polished burled wood, each is unique and sell for $25-35 — a real bargain. Plus, you’ll be supporting Case’s desire to follow in his father’s footsteps. Case,
10, is the son of furnituremaker
Peter Kramer.
Sperryville
Leaving Washington and heading west you may want to stop at an antique store. Try Attic Treasures, The Sperryville Emporium, the Sperryville Antique Market, or the Copper Fox for fancy furniture, glassware, vintage jewelry and so much more.
Psychedelic wind-spinners hang from the porch at one of Sperryville’s newest shops, Sweet Magnolia. Inside you’ll find one-of-akind purses, jewelry, candles and a marvelous collection of lotions and soaps.
On the Porch is another new shop worth a stop, where you’ll find craft items mixed in with ever-growing shelves of collectibles.
Eric Kvarnes owns the Glassworks Gallery, where you will find an array of reflective sun-catchers, plates, bowls and paperweights. There is also a fine collection of jewelry incorporating colorful glass beads.
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