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A smorgasbord of antiques, oddities and everything in between on display at Harvey antiques show

Craig DuncanHarvey-Waroona Reporter
Jennie and John come down to Harvey every year to take part in the show.
Camera IconJennie and John come down to Harvey every year to take part in the show. Credit: Craig Duncan/Harvey-Waroona Reporter

Harvey is well loved for being full of history, but at the weekend, the Town Hall was packed to the brim with the old and unique.

There was a smorgasbord of antiques and oddities on show at this year’s Harvey Antique and Collector’s Fair which ran over two days.

Event organiser Warren Gibbs said there was a great turnout with more sellers descending on the hall than usual.

He said this year would be unique for Harvey, with the show which has been coming to town for more than eight years set to return later in the year.

Mr Gibbs said he was keen to see how the fair’s return holds up, with plans to bring it back just before Christmas to take advantage of the festive season.

With about 20 stalls packed with a range of goods, there was something for everyone from mysterious gemstones, decommissioned firearms, medals from World War I and antique household goods galore.

Sellers came from far and wide to show off their goods to the Harvey community.

Eileen and Bob Oehlman had a range of unique gemstones for sale at the Harvey Antique and Collector’s Fair.
Camera IconEileen and Bob Oehlman had a range of unique gemstones for sale at the Harvey Antique and Collector’s Fair. Credit: Craig Duncan Harvey-Waroona Reporter
There was a smorgasbord of antiques and oddities at the Harvey Antique and Collector’s Fair.
Camera IconThere was a smorgasbord of antiques and oddities at the Harvey Antique and Collector’s Fair. Credit: Craig Duncan Harvey-Waroona Reporter
John and Julie Patterson had a range of antiques on show.
Camera IconJohn and Julie Patterson had a range of antiques on show. Credit: Craig Duncan Harvey-Waroona Reporter
There was a smorgasbord of antiques and oddities at the Harvey Antique and Collector’s Fair.
Camera IconThere was a smorgasbord of antiques and oddities at the Harvey Antique and Collector’s Fair. Credit: Craig Duncan Harvey-Waroona Reporter
David and Alison Halliday had a huge range on display at the Harvey Antique and Collector’s Fair.
Camera IconDavid and Alison Halliday had a huge range on display at the Harvey Antique and Collector’s Fair. Credit: Craig Duncan Harvey-Waroona Reporter
There was a smorgasbord of antiques and oddities on show.
Camera IconThere was a smorgasbord of antiques and oddities on show. Credit: Craig Duncan Harvey-Waroona Reporter
Julie and Carl Ford had cars, signs and swords on sale.
Camera IconJulie and Carl Ford had cars, signs and swords on sale. Credit: Craig Duncan Harvey-Waroona Reporter
There was a smorgasbord of antiques and oddities on display.
Camera IconThere was a smorgasbord of antiques and oddities on display. Credit: Craig Duncan Harvey-Waroona Reporter
Leone Vruvelis had her own unique collection on display.
Camera IconLeone Vruvelis had her own unique collection on display. Credit: Craig Duncan Harvey-Waroona Reporter
There was a smorgasbord of antiques and oddities at the Harvey Antique and Collector’s Fair.
Camera IconThere was a smorgasbord of antiques and oddities at the Harvey Antique and Collector’s Fair. Credit: Craig Duncan Harvey-Waroona Reporter

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