It's no surprise that Arizona Antique Show is teaming up with a non-profit organization at their newest show! They've always felt a generous need to help in any way that they can. At the show's debut, Global Family Philanthropy will be their highlighted sponsor this January 16 & 17, 2010.

Global Family Philanthropy works with children and Haiti and Africa to help children get off the streets and into orphanages and homes. They provide food and clothing and other

basic necessities to help improve the living conditions for the kids.

 

Working with an all-volunteer staff, they team up with other various organizations to build clinics and schools to help further enhance their lives. Volunteer physicians and dentists, along with Global Family Philanthropy, visit the children once a quarter to provide much needed card for them.

Here, Global Family Philanthropy works with local schools to educate children and their families on the gift of giving by implementing a "service learning" project. "This gives the school children a chance to see what the world is really like and that if we all help each other, our world will be a better place!" says Founder and President, Lori Goldberg. At the show, you'll be able to talk with Lori and her volunteers to find out more information or you can visit their website at www.globalfamilyphilanthropy.org

 

If you're looking for nostalgia and you want to see only the best. Look no further! This show will host many of the finest antique dealers from around the country. Dealers will be vetted, bringing the highest and
authentic quality of antiques to the show. Many of these dealers have spent from 20 to 30 years and even lifetimes in the industry and will offer you some of the most unique and rare items you can find in their
area of expertise.

In addition you'll want to check out the exquisite display of Majolica, ceramics from England, France and Renaissance Italy with an opaque, white glaze containing carbon dioxide which are usually painted in
several colors and some featured Quarter sawn Antique Oak Furniture! Quarter sawn oak was created sometime in the 14th century and continued to be popular through the 17th century. It was highly regarded as
prestigious, as quarter sawn oak is much more difficult and time-consuming to make than plain sawn. Plus a National Sterling Dealer will be displaying 40' of patterns and hollowware. And you can also find a gorgeous collection of silver napkin rings and bronzes, art glass, decorative arts.

If it's the fine arts that you desire, you will be pleasantly pleased to know that a national upscale fine arts dealer will be there presenting some very unusual and rare pieces. You will find decorative arts such as
Tiffany,Galle, Daum Nancy, and more from the Deco period. Of course there will be many many more quality dealers with much more to view and purchase at the show. Exhibitors from throughout the region will be
displaying and selling a wide variety of antiques and collectibles including European, Victorian and early American antiques, collectibles, jewelry, pottery, glass, locks, furniture, western antiques and
collectibles, Native American artifacts, rugs, Kachinas, art, jewelry and much more.

The Elegance of Fountain Hills is a hi-line pipe & drape show and will be in the heart of Fountain Hills, at the Fountain Hills Community Center 13001 La Montana Drive in Fountain Hills, AZ. For more
information please call Wanda Jones at 602.717.7337"The Hunt is On."