Eileen’s Shop

Featuring ...              



David Gurney

   

Alice Donahue

Nancy Curci

Dean Panasci

               

Virginia Young

As we wander through our routine of buying things, using them for awhile, moving them around, giving them to the needy (our kids), shoving them into the attic, throwing them out – we may not think too much about where something came from or where it will go; we just use it and enjoy it - though now and then we may ponder: “Where is the damn thing ...”.

Well, there is that almost ethereal possibility that it has found its way to a place somewhere within Eileen’s small but endless shop, something of a loving halfway house for the unwanted in need of rediscovery.

Most of Eileen’s treasures come from consignees trying to clean out their attics, figuratively or literally; seeking to lighten their loads or make space in their lives. Whatever the reason, the continuous flow of goods and the variety is fascinating.

Each item was basically something that someone needed to part with, and yet when it leaves the shop it is in the quietly excited hands of somebody who prizes it as a new found treasure.

Note in 2009: still growing exponentially

......... Galleries .........

......... Comparing One Year To The Next .........

2005

2004

2003

Nearly everything in succeeding ...

... years was consigned.

Everything here was ours.

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