October 9, 2015 by Kate Barker
Fall and Harvest…remembering the goodness of the abundance we enjoy here in the North State. At Oregon Street Antique Mall our #seektheunique theme dances through aisles UPSTAIRS AND DOWN and creeps into every crevice in the shop! Come check out all the really neat stuff…see you soon!
Who you gonna serve this to?
Autumn’s Harvest
#seetheunique
Colors of the season!
So scary!! So cute!!
It’s a pumpkin!
Big Blackbird guarding a basket of acorns….
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August 16, 2015 by Kate Barker
Summer is winding down…those wonderful evenings on the porch or patio will soon come to an end…
Memories of trips
and excursions… 
with hours or days…
to read… 
… and relax… 
will soon be gone.
Now it’s time to call the kiddos from play…
fill up the cookie jars….
….
clear off those desks….
find some healthy lunch recipes….
.
…
get ready for art projects coming home….
and dig out the books….cause it’s BACK TO SCHOOL!!
Have a cup of coffee or tea….
Then….
Come see what’s on Summer Clearance and what’s NEW at the Oregon Street Antique Mall…See you soon!!
Kate and all the Oregon Street vendors!!
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August 10, 2015 by Kate Barker
1261 Oregon St. Redding, CA
Upstairs at the Oregon Street Antique Mall
Current classes offered by talented, creative artists as of July, 2017
TUESDAY: Chuck Prudhomme~~1:00-3:30, $30. Painting class (he paints in oils, but acrylics are ok to bring) Walk-ins welcome. Loose, quick, impressionistic style. All levels of artists, bring own supplies, and paper towels if needed… gallery has easels for students to use.
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August 10, 2015 by Kate Barker
1261 Oregon Street, Redding, CA
UPSTAIRS in the Oregon Street Antique Mall
Pastel
TWO great LANDSCAPE WORKSHOPS in PASTEL
Presented by renowned artist KATHLEEN LAWRENCE-DAVIS
Signup for both at the same time & save $10…Contact Shelly Shively at leinanishively@gmail.com for sign up and payment. Space is limited so that time can be spent with each student…so sign up early!!
Saturday, Aug. 15, 2015
10AM – 4PM
Charge $45
Beginning Soft Pastel Workshop:
O Street Gallery artist, Kathleen Lawrence-Davis, exhibits her pastels nationally in juried exhibitions across the country.
She will share knowledge gained from years of painting, exhibiting and private study with nationally renowned instructors Albert Handel, Bill Hosner, Daniel W. Pinkham and T. Allen Lawson.
Saturday, Aug. 22, 2015
10 AM – 4PM
Charge $45
Advanced Pastel Techniques/Landscapes!
The second class will elaborate on landscape composition and provide some advanced techniques of under painting with turp. or watercolor, layering and mixed media that will enhance your options in working in soft pastel.
Materials – Full list provided with signup. Sanded paper preferred as support. 9 x 12 sheets will be for sale @ $2.00 ea. You do not HAVE to do under painting to paint at this class and just work on other techniques and composition focus.
NOTE: You do not have to have a huge number of pastels for these classes. This is more about getting started. Recommended brands: Rembrandt, Sennelier, even Nupastels which are considered hard pastels. A small beginners set is fine. Since it is landscape some greens and blues are recommended in your mix. This is a casual, get acquainted with the pastel medium opportunity, so bring what you can and get some help with the next steps!
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July 15, 2015 by Kate Barker
O Street Gallery
O Street Gallery is hosting a new exhibit with an Artist Reception for artists Kathleen Lawrence Davis, Chuck Prudhomme, Deannie Meyer, Susan Greaves, Nikki Cassells, Michael Eichwald, Darrel Campbell, Celeste White, Michelle Young, Ann Chatin, Judy King, Regina Wyatt, Matt Grigsby, Connie Murray and Jessica Willis. This display will be at the O Street Gallery until Oct.13, 2015
The reception will feature live music by pianist John Stewart and light refreshments!
When: Friday, July 17th from 6-8 p.m.
Where: Oregon Street Antique Mall, upstairs, to O Street Gallery, 1261 Oregon St., Redding, Calif.
(530) 242-1524
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July 15, 2015 by Kate Barker
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Summer is the time to SLOW down and enjoy your visit at the Oregon Street Antique Mall..
Lots of New Treasures in several booths….
Lots of booths having SALES….
And with every $25.00 purchase you’ll receive a FREE TEAPOT BANK!!
We LOOK FORWARD to seeing you soon!!
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April 6, 2015 by Kate Barker
This time last year, my sweet husband and I stood on a ledge overlooking a river of churning rapids. Not literally, but when reviewing our choices, that’s what it felt like. Should we close the antique store that had occupied one side of our lovely vintage downtown building in Redding? Or, should we step, well, more like plunge, into potentially perilously deep water? Would we float or sink?
We’d never been in the retail business, and we didn’t know much about antiques, but we did know about business. We’ve started several…some failed, others muddled along and a few proved to be amazingly profitable. So, hand in hand, we jumped…committing to keeping the delightful antique store afloat.
We started with 10 dealers…and lots of uncertainty.
One year later, we have a full house…with 60 dealers and a beautiful new O Street Gallery that has been embraced by the art community! It’s been an amazing year! We are most grateful to our original 10 dealers who stuck with us, the new dealers who signed up with us and the Redding community and beyond, for their continued support. THANK YOU!!
Throughout the month of April…our official first month of operation…we’ll be having specials to celebrate! Free Teapot Banks with a purchase, treasure hunts, drawings, and of course, sales in many booths.
We hope you’ll stop by and celebrate with us! Thank you for your business!
Phil and Kate
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October 25, 2014 by Kate Barker
O Street Gallery Grand Opening
Friday night, October 17th was an amazing evening upstairs at the Oregon Street Antique Mall. The community gathered to celebrate the Grand Opening of the new O Street Gallery in Redding, California! Local musician, Bernie Baker entertained. Folks feasted on tasty treats prepared by Doni Chamberlain of anewscafe.com and Chris Carter. And guests enjoyed wine supplied by the Moseley Family Cellars.
Curated by Shelly Shively, on display are pieces by some of the finest artists in the North State: Gary Thomas, Chuck Prudhomme, Stephanie Luke, Stacey Arcangel, Delainie Laing, Michael Haley, Nanci Sackett, Jan Scanlin, Mollie Flack, Dottie Turk, Sandy Tincher, Ana Fuentes, Gwen and Gene Knaebel, Michelle Sparks and John Stewart.
(Some of the artists were not present for the photo).
Art is available for purchase and plans are in the works for offering classes open to the public.
The current exhibit runs through the first week in December. Artists participate on a two-month rotating schedule.
For information on exhibiting at O Street Gallery, email Shively at leinanishively@gmail.com. For further information on upcoming
O Street Gallery events follow our Facebook page:O Street Gallery and sign up for the Oregon Street Antique Mall newsletter on this page.
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July 5, 2014 by Kate Barker
We’re excited to announce the opening of our 2nd Floor! Vendors have been working hard to curate their booth space for your shopping pleasure. Several dealers are all set up and while we’re not fully rented upstairs, we are ready for business. We can’t wait for you to come in and take a peek… up… the… stairs!
Nine years ago, when the title to this beautiful old building at the corner of Shasta and Oregon Streets became ours, we had no idea how our lives would change. Wandering the downstairs we imagined the possibility of a variety of small shops. Ascending the staircase, a spacious second floor stretched before us. Almost immediately, we pictured an art gallery. We weren’t sure how it would take shape, or when we’d be able to do it, but we were convinced we wanted to do it.
Now, our dream is coming true. The walls have been painted, the lights installed, and artists’ connections are beginning. We’ve opened up the second floor and we know it will fill with amazing vendors and incredible artists!
See you on the 2nd Floor of the Oregon Street Antique Mall!!
Have a fantastic day,
Kate and Phil
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May 31, 2014 by Kate Barker
Is it time to investigate Roseville Pottery?
I grew up with several pieces of Roseville Pottery around the house. One piece was used as a fruit bowl; another as a decorative piece for the formal dinning table when it was not in use as a dinner table. They were pretty pieces, but no one in the family considered them to be of great value; they were just part of the collection of generational “hand-me-downs” that we kept because people we loved, and who had passed on had lived with them.
Eventually, these pieces made there way to Kathy and I. We liked them because they had “provenance” in my family. Our surprise came when, after years of marriage, we began to look into antique stores for the furnishings of our house and stumbled across some Roseville Pottery pieces. We looked at the prices, and then at each other. We had no idea the value of our little collection!! So, we began to selectively buy some additional pieces.
The history of Roseville Pottery is well documented, so I won’t comment much on that except to say that this company, established in 1890 produced its final designs in 1953. Since then, Roseville Pottery has become very collectible. In the 1970’s there was a resurgence of interest from “baby boomers”, many of whom had undoubtedly seen Roseville Pottery in the homes of their grandparents, or other relatives. Then in the 1990’s early 2000’s there was another boom in the market for Roseville Pottery.
The market for Roseville products has gotten softer since the economic crash of 2008, but is holding steady at this time. If you are interested in this Roseville Pottery, it is a good time to investigate what is available on the market now…while prices are reasonable.
We have several lovely pieces of Roseville Pottery at the Oregon Street Antique Mall….
Happy Hunting…
Phillip Barker
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