Wednesday, December 14, 2011

Twilight's Breaking Dawn Part 1 autographed movie poster is the perfect gift to light up their holiday!

For Twihards (die-hard fans of the Twilight phenomenon) this is what they’ve been waiting for – the first part of the final installment of the Twilight Saga. Breaking Dawn is the fourth and last book in the series written by Stephanie Meyer, and since the story is epic and unfolds with onion-layered subplots and character arcs, this final book is split into two movies. Celebrate the epic event by giving someone you love a signed Twilight movie poster from Antiquities International.
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1 opened on November 18, 2011 to the third biggest opening weekend recorded (just behind the saga’s New Moon and a Harry Potter film), at just over $138 million.
The film’s starts with Belle and Edward getting married – an event that fans waited for patiently through the first three films. The story follows their honeymoon where Bella unexpectedly learns she is expecting. The newlyweds rush back to the states to decide how to handle the unfamiliar vampire/human pregnancy. The events become even more complicated when the neighboring wolf pack learns of the inception they believe to pose a threat to their lives, and close in on the family. The passion, emotions and tension build until the final scene gets everything she’s been wanting for – and more.


Surprise and delight the Twilight fan in your life with this beautiful Breaking Dawn movie poster signed by the three main stars; Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner.  Call Antiquities today to buy this amazing piece of Hollywood history in the making and to find more one-of-a-kind Twilight memorabilia.  We get new inventory every day, so let us know what you’re looking for this holiday season!

Sunday, December 4, 2011

Take me out to the ballgame? Well, Pete Rose can’t, but he will let you have a piece of his baseball history!

The legendary Cincinnati Reds switch hitter Pete Rose signed autographs in Antiquities at the end of November. But don’t worry if you missed him, he’ll be making signing appearances throughout 2012. After seven years of signing at the sports memorabilia store, Field of Dreams, Rose has found a new home with Antiquities International.

“We are so happy to have Mr. Rose at Antiquities. He truly is a legend and our many baseball fans will love to meet him. Plus, his banishment document really is a piece of sports and American history. Mr. Rose is the kind of celebrity Antiquities love – an amazing with career with a touch of intrigue,” said Antiquities owner, Toby Stoffa. Antiquities has been in business for over 27 years and has obtained many exclusive and historical sports pieces.


Want something now? You can also purchase a piece of signed Pete Rose memorabilia - a copper and leather signed copy of the agreement which banished him from baseball in 1989. This amazing piece of baseball history even includes his famous inscription, “I’m sorry I bet on baseball,” referring to allegation of Rose gambling on games, including his own while he played for and managed the Reds.

The document has been notarized to ensure authenticity and is signed by Rose, the then commissioner of baseball, Bart Giamatti, the deputy commissioner Fay Vincent and Super Agent, Rubin Katz. This is the first time copies of the official document have been sold and they are available at Antiquities or on Rose’s website www.peterose.com.


More than just a scandal-maker, the infamous Rose is best known for his amazing MLB career including winning three World Series rings, an MVP award, two Gold Gloves, Rookie of the Year, was an All-Star 17 times in five different positions and three batting titles. Not to mention his impressive stats leading in hits, games played, at-bats and outs.



Want a copy of Rose’s banishment document or to find out about upcoming appearances? Call Antiquities at (702) 792-2274.

Thursday, November 17, 2011

One more day until the big event!!!

Want to meet a celebrity in Vegas? How about two?!

Celebrities Ernest Borgnine and Loni Anderson will be signing autographs and taking photos with fans at Antiquities International in Caesars Palace Forum Shops on Friday, November 18, 2011.

“We are so excited to have both of these outstanding actors in our store. Mr. Borgnine and Ms. Anderson have had significant careers in show business and we know their fans will be thrilled to see them in person,” said Antiquities’ owner, Toby Stoffa.

Borgnine’s impressive five-decade career includes appearances in over 100 feature films, three television series and several voiceovers in animated films. His most notable works include From Here to Eternity, Marty, for which he won an Oscar in 1955, and his starring role in the popular television series, McHale’s Navy. Borgnine has also won many Lifetime Achievement awards and in 1996 drove a bus across the country to meet his fans.

Anderson has also earned many accolades and is best known for her role as Jennifer Marlowe on WKRP in Cincinnati. She starred in several movies, including a biopic about Jayne Mansfield opposite Arnold Schwarzenegger. Also, her pinup bikini photo was one of the best selling wall posters of the 1970s. She published her autobiography, My Life in High Heels, in 1997.



Both stars will be signing autographed 8X10 photos for $30 and fans can have their photo taken with their personal cameras for $20. Borgnine will be appearing from 4 to 7 p.m. followed by Anderson from 7 to 10 p.m. November 18, 2011 at Antiquities International in the Caesars Palace Forum Shops. 

Sunday, October 30, 2011

Happy Halloween from Antiquities! We have all Treats no Tricks!

Want to own a piece of Hollywood Horror History? Antiquities has just what you need to add to your personal collection of signature spook.

Celebrate the fourth season of True Blood with this amazing poster signed by the True Blood cast and accompanying star photos.


True Blood cast signed large photo by Anna Paquin, Stephen Moyer, Alexander Skarsgard, Rutina Wesley, Sam Trammell, Chris Bauer, Nelsan Ellis, Carrie Preston, Mehcad Brooks, Michelle Forbes, Joe Manganiello and Ryan Kwatten in a custom framed display with photos and show logo matting.

Or how about a trip down memory lane and into the Twighlight Zone? All of the classic television shows’ famous elements are there, including the clock and door that bring the infamous tune to mind.



The Twilight Zone signatures by 21: Rod Serling,Earl Holliman,Burgess Meredith,Keenan Wynn,Barney Phillips,Donna Douglas,Billy Mumy,Peter Falk,Anne Francis,John Anderson,Jack Klugman,Richard Kiel,Cliff Robertson,William Shatner,June Foray,Oscar Beregi,Carol Burnett,Jack Warden,Michael Constantine,Martin Landau Custom framed display with photos and replica props.



Of course, we must include the master of suspense – Alfred Hitchcock – with this beautiful framed and signed Psycho poster, fully equipped with bloody knife and shower curtain!

Psycho signatures by 9:Anthony Perkins, Janet Leigh, Martin Balsam, Vera Miles, John Gavin, John McIntire, Simon Oakland, composer Bernard Herrmann and director Alfred Hitchcock. Custom framed in an awesome display with photos, shower curtain and "bloody" knife used as the name plaque.

Finally, the suspense increases with this classic Rear Window poster and James Stewart signed photo. Relive the movie yourself with a pair of binoculars (no broken leg necessary) and use this beautiful poster as inspiration!



James Stewart signed photo from the Hitchcock classic Rear Window. Framed in a movie poster. 

Tuesday, October 18, 2011

Another decade of luxurious exclusivity!

Antiquities has just announced that it has signed another ten years on its lease in the exclusive Caesars Palace Forum Shops in Las Vegas. Antiquities is no stranger to the space, however, since owner Toby Stoffa’s store was invited to be a vendor when the mall first opened in 1992.  And we have been an integral part of the Forum Shops since.



 “We are thrilled to renew another ten-year lease,” said Stoffa. “The Forum Shops are synonymous with luxury, and we are proud to stand next to so many reputable brands.”

The Forum Shops is home to over 160 of the world’s most luxurious brands including; Gucci, Dolce & Gabbana and Harry Winston. The Forum Shops is not only luxurious, but it is also exclusive, making it all the more impressive that Antiquities was hand chosen by the owners of the Forum Shops when America’s richest mall opened. In fact, the Forum Shops has higher sales per square foot than Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills. And with over 37 million visitors to Las Vegas each year Antiquities will surely add to its extensive list of world-wide clientele. Come visit Antiquities today, and for the next ten years!


Monday, October 17, 2011

Want to meet a celebrity in Vegas? How about two?!

Celebrities Ernest Borgnine and Loni Anderson will be signing autographs and taking photos with fans at Antiquities International in Caesars Palace Forum Shops on Friday, November 18, 2011.

“We are so excited to have both of these outstanding actors in our store. Mr. Borgnine and Ms. Anderson have had significant careers in show business and we know their fans will be thrilled to see them in person,” said Antiquities’ owner, Toby Stoffa.

Borgnine’s impressive five-decade career includes appearances in over 100 feature films, three television series and several voiceovers in animated films. His most notable works include From Here to Eternity, Marty, for which he won an Oscar in 1955, and his starring role in the popular television series, McHale’s Navy. Borgnine has also won many Lifetime Achievement awards and in 1996 drove a bus across the country to meet his fans.

Anderson has also earned many accolades and is best known for her role as Jennifer Marlowe on WKRP in Cincinnati. She starred in several movies, including a biopic about Jayne Mansfield opposite Arnold Schwarzenegger. Also, her pinup bikini photo was one of the best selling wall posters of the 1970s. She published her autobiography, My Life in High Heels, in 1997.



Both stars will be signing autographed 8X10 photos for $30 and fans can have their photo taken with their personal cameras for $20. Borgnine will be appearing from 4 to 7 p.m. followed by Anderson from 7 to 10 p.m. November 18, 2011 at Antiquities International in the Caesars Palace Forum Shops. 

Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Make extra money. Trade in your old (not gold) for cash!

We all know that times are tough and we’ve seen the commercials about trading in your gold, jewels and other pirate’s booty for cold hard cash, but we at Antiquities International have another idea. Why not sell your off your “oh, these will be worth money someday,” items.


Antiques, collectables, vintage memorabilia and autographs can bring in a lot of dough and Antiquities is the bakery. This not-so-subtle store is more like a museum of music, movies, historical and political and classic Americana memorabilia. Toby Stoffa ‘s Antiquities houses one of the largest collections of refurbished pinball, arcade, candy and cigarette machines, plus numerous restored cash registers, scales, Victrolas and other antiques. This mega-gallery also has movie props and vintage and collectors’ items including Star Wars figurines and Ron Lee Disney™ figurines. 


Not only does Stoffa’s empire consist of some of the most rare and special autographs, but because she has been in the business for over 27 years, she has built incredible relationships in the antiques and memorabilia community. Therefore, she can tell you just by seeing emailed pictures of your Aunt Gertrude’s antique scale or your impressive collection of baseball cards how much they’re worth. And the best part is that Antiquities buys directly from collectors like you or will even sell your stuff for you on consignment.

Don’t have a stash in the attic? Now’s a great time to become a novice collector by perusing eBay and scouring yard sales for fantastic finds. You know what they say, one man’s trash is another man’s pay dirt!
Check out Antiquities’ website and write us if you have anything you think we might be interested in, and who knows, maybe you’ll see something you just have to have.