Join us on Friday and Saturday, June 3rd and 4th for the High Cotton Market. In addition to the great stuff in the shop, our parking lot will be full of treasures. Dealers will be setting up and selling their great finds. This event is during the Dixie Hwy 90-Mile Yard Sale.
You There!
Dealers, We do have space available. Please contact us at (706) 935-7333 or info@ringgoldfeedandseed.com for more information.
Ringgold Feed & Seed Antiques boasts one of the largest selection of 60s, 70s and 80’s rock albums. We have the bands you listened to as a kid including Elvis, The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Queen, Prince and much much more. If you don’t have a way to play them, then we can help you pick out that perfect turntable.
UPDATE
The episode that was filmed at Ringgold Feed & Seed Antiques along with other spots in Ringgold and North Georgia is going to be aired on Sunday, November 15th at 6:00pm. This is on Great American Country (or GAC). If you have Charter Cable, then the channel is 144 for Standard Def or 869 for High Def. For Comcast, it is channel 147 (Standard Def only). If you are on Satellite, please check your local channel lineup.
The show “Endless Yard Sale” will be filming at Ringgold Feed & Seed Antiques on June 6th during the Dixie Hwy 90-mile yard sale. The premise of the show will be a competition between 3 teams to see who gets the best value for $1000. Great American Country broadcasted similar episodes last year during the Hwy 127 Longest Yard Sale.
We are honored to be part of the Great American Country resume of great shows such as Junk Gypsies, Flippin’ RVs, Salvage Dawgs and much more.
We are needing dealers to setup in the parking lot and be a part of this experience. The show is looking for the items on THIS LIST. If you have some of these items, we would like to talk to you.
Email us at info@ringgoldfeedandseed.com with a couple of pictures of what you have and we will be in touch.
We found this old 12ft library ladder at an estate sale. Since our ceilings are just 9ft, we had find something to do with it. We mounted it horizontally and now it displays our junk collection.
Just because it didn’t fit at first, that is no reason that unique piece couldn’t find a spot in the home.
One of our customers sent us this great picture of their kitchen cabinets painted with Rethunk Junk Paint. There is no sanding or priming so this job was very simple and the results are spectacular.
Thank you for all who voted for Ringgold Feed & Seed Antiques as the Best of the Best in North Georgia from the Chattanooga Times Free Press. We were overwhelmed with winning the top prize after being open for just one year.
Stay tuned for what we are planning this year.
This porch bed is a great example of how to repurpose items and make something unique. We needed a new porch swing, but the ones in the store are all the same. So, we made one ourselves.
We started with just a platform we made out of some scrap wood we had in the shop. We used an old door as the backrest and croquet mallets to form the arms. We also used arms we were able to remove from a broken rocking chair. We attached some molding we found in a barn to the front and topped it off with a cushion we found at a yard sale and finally, some pillows we made.
We enjoy taking items and making new uses for them. The coffee table in the center started out as an old chicken coop. Simply add some legs and a cool paint job, now it is a conversation piece. Inside the coop, you can display your collection of “stuff” and still have a functioning table. The paint and the coops are all available at Ringgold Feed & Seed Antiques.
Except for a very few items, this entire porch was furnished by picking estate sales or junk shops. This method allows us to combine several decorating styles to create the eclectic mix.
The “One Nation Under God” artwork on the wall was created by Lori Lytle, who is based in Lafayette, GA. She creates these wonderful pieces which are amazing and insightful. Her work can be found at The Ringgold Feed and Seed Antiques.
The white chairs were found at an estate sale in Florida, while we were on vacation. Yes, even at the beach, we still go junkin’.
Gay made the Gas Can Man who sits on top of a blue medical cabinet we found in the trash…yes trash-pickin’ is still pickin’
So, it may take some time to find some of these great pieces, but once they are assembled, It becomes obvious that they were meant to be together.
