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| Mary Ann Ryman |
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| Carriage Barn Antiques also carries new historical copper, tin, brass lighting for indoors and out to complete the period look. |
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Mary Ann Ryman is the owner of Carriage Barn Antiques, located in the
upper level of the 1890 Brick Building that was once the machine shop in
the days of the Chase Bag Company. Carriage Barn Antiques has been
part of the Old Bag Factory family for over 20 years.
Mary Ann absolutely loves where she is. The burnt and distressed maple
floor and brick walls are the perfect setting for Mary Ann's antiques,
which is quite obvious when you see how she has them displayed.
Carriage Barn Antiques carries country or period handmade furniture
prior to 1850 and a few pieces before 1800 when they can be found. Some
pieces are in orginal milk paint, others are maple, pine,poplar and cherry. |
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There are old quilts, ironstone,
oriental rugs, pewter, redware,
stoneware, transferware, just to
name a few of items available at
Carriage Barn Antiques . |
A wonderful example of
craftmanship is this
Banister Back Side Chair C.1750
in maple with new rush seat. |
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