Our Store is located at
211 E. Grand Avenue 
Hot Springs, Arkansas 71901
501.622.6760
email - moonlightantique@aol.com
at the Corner of Grand and Malvern where
Hwy. 70 & 270 East Intersect.
Store Hours are 10-5 Tuesday - Saturday

Sunday
11 - 5 except on holiday weekends. 
We try to stay open on those weekends
and Mondays if possible.

Ashley and Judy have been collecting and selling antiques
and collectibles together since 1998
and have opened their own store in July of 2004. 
They have found the perfect location in an
old Hardware Store that was known as City Hardware for 30 years. 
It was built in 1927 and was used as a furniture and hardware store from then on. 
At that time and to this day the intersection of Grand and Malvern Avenues
has been a main thoroughfare for local business. 
There is parking along the front and a large parking lot in the rear of the store
with front and back entrances, as well. 
This fully air conditioned building has 4,250 square feet of display
with an upper level mezzanine. 
Shoppers will enjoy vintage display bins
and the atmosphere of the old bricks and wooden rafters. 
Deer and Elk decorate the entrance and two story atrium. 
It has been a real joy to fill the store with great collectibles
from all categories and to display the latest trends
with treasures of the past.

If you would like to share your "Merry Vintage Christmas" collection photos with us send your photos to judy@judysdesigns.com and we will add them to our "Merry Vintage Christmas" website page.  Write a little something about your collection and how you got started and how many you have.  Anything you want to add will be greatly appreciated.  Please include your permission for us to use it on our website.  We are very interested in seeing other folk's Vintage Christmas Collections.

We buy and sell Vintage Christmas Outdoor decorations as well as indoor decorations.

about Judy, the Artist and Collector

Since 1969 Judy has designed and made traditional,
appliquéd, quilted pillows, wall hangings,
Christmas Stockings and other one-of-a-kind treasures. 
She also made a how-to video in 1987.  
Judy uses the sewing machine like a paint brush,
creating and finishing all the intricate details. 
Her designs have appeared in
Southern Living's Christmas magazines
and have been purchased by three generations.  
They have been purchased and displayed by
"Bass Pro Shop" in Springfield, Missouri. 
Judy has retired from making these items
since they opened the antique store. 
She has always collected antiques and in 1998
she began selling them on ebay and in booths. 
She and her husband, Bill, have had a great deal of experience
buying and pricing affordable finds.  Judy also paints old windows
with Christmas designs and hand paints furniture with designs.


about Ashley, the Artist and Collector

Ashley, the store manager, has graduated with a degree in art
from the University of East Carolina
and has managed in retail and has been a computer consultant
since her graduation.  Her artistic talents are unsurpassed
in selecting merchandise and in its display. 
Customers often ask her how she does it. 
It just comes naturally for Ashley. 
She has been buying and selling for several years
and has a real talent for finding just the right niche
for her favorite categories. 
Her flamboyant style and sense of color
is a real asset to the store. 
Ashley has been asked to participate in her own radio program
each week called "Antiquing with Ashley." 
She will be discussing the latest trends and answering questions.


Information about Hot Springs

     Living in Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas,
is a collectors dream.  Surrounded by beautiful mountains and lakes,
it is a real joy.   Hot Springs is nestled between very old mountains
that hug the downtown shops and the historical bathing spas. 
It is surrounded by four sparkling lakes and crystal rocks
and diamonds are mined nearby. 
Tourists come to partake of these specialties from all over the world. 

 

We have had entertainment
and a Cowboy Chuckwagon Campfire Cookout
in the past at our Antique shows.  These annual affairs featured
Huey Smith of Hot Springs.  

Antiques and Collectibles



  
Gorgeous Vintage Blue and White Appliqued quilt.

  We like to sell antique cabinets, tables, dressers, chairs, quilts,
Fiesta dishes, red & white kitchen collectibles, china, 
hand embroidered cloths, old jewelry, aprons, lamps,
old crocks, furniture, cowboy collectibles, vintage cookie jars, knives,
wooden fishing lures, fishing rods, restaurant ware,
McCoy bowls, crockery bowls, and planters, and much, much more. 

 
This is a few of the examples of Collectibles that Judy likes to paint.

We live in Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas

Hot Springs Mountain Waters
Hot Springs is the site of the Original Hot Springs Mountain Waters,
a natural spring, enjoyed by millions around the world for centuries. 
Take a bath downtown and relax in the soothing waters. 
Hot Springs offers the tourist many wonderful thrills on the lakes,
at our Mountain Tower Overlook, Garvin Woodland Gardens,
and Scenic Drives in the downtown mountain trails. 
Our city is listed No. 4 on the list of "Top 100 Small Art Towns
in America", a book by John Villani.  
We have several art galleries downtown who participate
in a regular "Gallery Walk." 
Hot Springs also hosts the annual
Documentary Film Festival
as well as regularly scheduled other annual festivals. 
Contact our Chamber of Commerce for details.
  Don't miss this vacation experience. 

Come by our store.

                                        
      
Moonlight Antiques
  Hot Springs, Arkansas 
  

for two years we had an antique fair on Judy's property. 
The whole family helped put it on. 
Bill and Judy have three children and their spouses to help.
    
Williams North Woods
Annual Antique Fair

is nestled in a grove of pine trees and oaks on a
105 year old Estate that was once a gaming house.    
It is an outdoor antique show with exhibitors showing
under tents.
Furniture, pottery, glassware, collectibles, linens,
oil lamps, western collectibles, outdoor furniture,
stoneware, woodenware, enamelware, churns,
fishing gear, Fiestaware,
McCoy, Fire King, Buttons, Books, Old Portraits,
Pictures, Magazines, Marbles, plus much much more.  

Our home at Christmastime

Judy says, "The house logo that I use on my website is the one I  have used for over fourteen years when advertising my "Open House."  I opened the doors to my home and allow the residents of Hot Springs to tour the bottom floor of our home and serve them hot spiced tea and homemade goodies.   My sister and I use to sell our handcrafted items during this time.   Glenda and I collaborated a lot, including a "how-to" video in 1987.   Since her death in 1993 I rely on my daughters' input a great deal.   Through the years when I think back on our original struggles I have fond memories of the history of our American heritage in crafts and collectibles and how it all evolved. "
After our house fire on February 10, 2007, our home was reconstructed.  We have moved back in.  However, we lost our beloved animals.  They will never be replaced.  It was caused by a computer getting too hot in a matter of minutes.  We were not at home.  We recommend that you put an escape doggy door in your home for your animals.  We have.  

More Family History
Judy says, "As a young mother I wanted to stay at home with my children, so I started making handmade crafts to utilize my inherited artistic talent. Being the daughter of a sign painter and department store window trimmer, I had been introduced to the life of an artist. (My parents' wedding picture appears on the mantel of our home below.)   My father, Raymond Collier, had his own studio in the third floor of a department store and I use to climb up on his stool and watch him paint huge "Sale" signs.  Going to East Carolina College Art School and learning about placement and color  was a dream come true. Displaying my artwork and crafts in retail stores and craft shows has been truly rewarding, and my children have been raised with a hands-on mother. Now, my two daughters, Kelly and Ashley, have become artists and my son, Will, has a computer consulting business. The two venues have joined with the creation of our web site. My husband, Bill, is excited about his wife and daughter's new found tool.  Now that we are buying and selling Antiques and Collectibles I have widened my scope on the Internet.   I am known as "greensatin" on "www.ebay.com" the on line auction site.  I am enjoying creating a good reputation for fairness.
Welcome to my world."

When we are not at the store and have time to put things on ebay, our Ebay name is Greensatin in the Moonlight Antiques ebay Store and my ebay website address is: http://members.ebay.com/aboutme/greensatin/
email - moonlightantique@aol.com