Description

Collectors, treasure hunters, and decorators can spend the day shopping for treasures from more than 50 different vendors while surrounded by the historic grounds of Ringwood Manor.

Vintage Items Sold
The marketplace will feature vendors selling antiques, collectibles, and vintage items such as coins, U.S. and world stamps, comic books, toys, military items, currency, trains, sports and non-sports cards from the early 20th century, watches, clocks, jewelry, furniture, records, and more.

Appraisals
Additionally a certified appraiser will be performing verbal antiques appraisals between 11 and 3 p.m.  He will look at any and all items, with the exception of antiquities (items more than 700 years old) for $10 an item, but no more than two items per person. No appointments are necessary. The fee for an appraisals is Proceeds from the antiques appraisal will benefit the preservation of Ringwood Manor and its collections.  The fee is $10 per item. Limit 2 items.

Music & Food
While visitors shop, there will also be live performances from jazz and acoustic musicians. Tasty treats will be plentiful from the variety of gourmet food trucks on site, serving empanadas, ice cream and more.

Parking
There is no cost to enter the antiques & vintage marketplace, but there is a $5 per in-state car parking fee, and $7 per car out-of-state parking fee to enter Ringwood State Park.

Guided Tours
Ringwood Manor will also be available to the public in a self-guided, open house format the day of the antiques and vintage fair. The home was the summer estate of the Cooper-Hewitt family and has been designated a National Historic Landmark. Visitors may view 30 of the fully furnished rooms and are given information on the history of the spaces and objects. The fee to enter Ringwood Manor is $3 for adults, $1 for children ages 6 to 12, and children ages 5 and under are free.