ONE TWO THREE VINTAGE is coming to Maplewood, N.J. this October 1st, 2nd and 3rd! Come explore our show and meet our 15+ vendors specializing in vintage clothing, shoes, accessories plus select vintage pieces for your home!
We’re debuting our show at the historic Woodland, also known as the Maplewood Woman’s Club, in Maplewood, N.J. just 35 minutes by train from NYC. This Georgian revival style mansion is located in the heart of Maplewood Village, and our vintage show will be held in the 5,000 sq. ft. Great Hall.
You'll find a curated selection of clothing from the 1930’s through the 1990’s, vintage accessories, handbags and shoes— plus some rare and unique finds! We’re also hosting specialty home and art dealers, who will be bringing in one of a kind pieces of sculpture and art, plus bar and tableware and vintage accents.
We’re bringing collectors, dealers and vintage enthusiasts together for a fun, three day event. Spend the weekend shopping vintage pieces you won’t find anywhere else. Special thanks to our sponsors, You & Them a Maplewood based recruiting firm, Lisa Danbrot + Carla Labianca a Coldwell Banker Realty team and the founders of the Resource Home Show and Anthony Garubo Salon, a full service salon located in Maplewood Village. This is our inaugural show at ONE TWO THREE VINTAGE and we hope to see you there!
PLUS!
☆ A speciality embroidery bar-- meet multi-talented Julia of MADA and have a custom piece of clothing embroidered!
☆ Hair braiding courtesy of Anthony Garubo Salon, by appointment!
☆ Sweet tunes supplied by DJ Jen Jones, Jezz Harkin and other special guests!
☆ Retro photo booth film strips by Betty Booth Bus!
☆ Specialty food and beverage vendors!
☆ And other local pop-ups, stay tuned for more!
Sponsored by YOU & THEM, DANBROT + LABIANCA PARTNERSHIP and Anthony Garubo.
The Producers:
Emma O’Shea owns and operates COLLECTOR, a curated lifestyle boutique featuring a mix of vintage and new. After getting a degree in studio art, she moved back to SOMA and opened COLLECTOR in 2018. She loves thrifting, interior design and music. She is a multimedia artist and aspires to one day open a ceramic studio.
Nancy J. Cook is the owner of Crash Doll Vintage, which all began with a iPhone and a Sonic Youth poster. After starting her career working at Archive Photos, later Getty Images and working with many famous photographers she discovered her passion for fashion and editorial photography. Later she worked for a variety of magazines as a editor and prop stylist. Nancy is a multi - disciplinary artist and focuses on installation and textile art. She enjoys playing guitar, knitting, sewing, art and is excited to see everyone at the ONE TWO THREE VINTAGE market.