Central Park Antiques

09/08/2026

We just landed these stunning 6-stack barrister bookcases from the Osceola Opera House. There are two bookcases with glass fronts, a crown piece and a base. Come by and see them in person.

08/28/2026

So it’s been a minute, but we thought we’d share what Ed’s woodworking project 🪚🔨turned out for our daughter’s wedding. ✨ When last we highlighted his work he was planing and then adding finish to cedar boxes for floral arrangements 💐 for the ceremony in Colorado. They were very happy with the personal touch for their celebration, and it was an honor to support their beautiful day filled with love! 💖💕 (Nice work, Dad!) 😘

08/04/2026

This week: Central Park Antiques is open Friday and Saturday, Aug. 7-8, 10:00 - 4:00! 🌼🌺😎

07/11/2026

Ed planing cedar boards for flower crates for our daughter’s Colorado mountain wedding! ❤️

07/03/2026

In 1976, 7-Up had an idea to feature an image in a puzzle on the backs of pop cans for the Bicentennial…. We have a complete set! Did you figure out what the image is? We’ll post the answer in the comments! Happy 4th of July, America!

06/16/2026

06/16/2026

Red, White and Blue… we’re getting ready to deck out the front window! Can’t wait to see all the patriotic decorations in the storefronts for our country’s 250th!! 🇺🇸 🍨🧨💥🇺🇸

06/12/2026

Come in to get some of Jane’s homemade bread! Three kinds — Cherry Cinnamon Swirl, Whole Wheat Honey and Cinnamon Swirl. We are a location that has these due to Farmers Market being rained out! Also, at Art Domestique!

06/12/2026

When you receive a shout-out like this, it absolutely warms your heart! 🥰 We couldn’t be happier to have fabulous connections with our incredible neighbors in downtown Washington!

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We couldn’t resist bringing home this beautiful antique wall phone from our awesome neighbors at Central Park Antiques. If you’ve ever walked toward the restroom and felt like you were headed off to make a phone call in 1925… now you know why. 😄

We’re so grateful for the support they’ve shown us since opening, and they’ve sent so many folks our way. If you haven’t visited their shop yet, make a point to stop in—it’s full of gorgeous antique furniture, collectibles, and local treasures.

And for those who noticed the artwork beneath the phone, that’s a drawing of the building back when it was Winga’s Cafe. Fun fact: that famous teal color everyone remembers was on the outside of the building, not inside!

We love celebrating the history of this space and the businesses that came before us. ❤️