"Why do you go to all that trouble of decorating your store, just put the merchandise out on a shelf and they'll buy it?" "How can you afford to be closed for a whole week to get ready for your Open House?" We are asked these two questions over and over again by other store owners. Our response is always the same, "We do not want to disappoint our loyal friends. Anyone can host an open house, but ours is special, just like our customers."
With sincere appreciation to our loyal customers, who have become family and friends to us these past thirteen years, Rodger and I thank you for your love and support.
Sharon is handing out Christmas donuts to our customers who stood in line (some for hours) for our Christmas Open House. Yes, that is a halo hovering above her head!
This beautiful Nicol Sayre doll is framed in an array of vintage trims, fabrics and dresden.
Vintage flowers, holly and trims adorn this composition doll head.
Vintage Christmas items peek out from antique cabinets throughout the store.
These foil Santas are reproductions made from chocolate molds.
This is a Dee Foust original Snowman beautifully costumed.
Alan's clever designs put a smile on everyone's face.
Susan created Holiday dolls that fit every themed section of our store.
This is one of Debbee Thibault's newest Christmas creations.
We hope that you can visit us at the store this holiday season. If you live too far away, give us a call and we'll personally help you shop over the phone! Don't forget to view our website as changes are coming soon.
925-485-1577
Tags: American Harvest, Debbee Thibault, Dee Foust, Nicol Sayre, Pleasanton, Rodger Mattern, Sharon Mattern, vintage Christmas