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The Co-Founder of Uncommon Market Gives Us a Tour of His Curio-Filled Home
No disrespect to Marie Kondo, but retired antiques dealer Don Mayborn’s more-the-merrier approach to collecting has been sparking joy for almost 50 years.
By
Laura Kostelny
Published in
D Home
May-June
2021
Photography by Elizabeth Lavin
Nearly everything in the world is worth collecting, according to Don Mayborn, “as long as it’s displayed correctly.”
The now-retired antiques dealer spent decades spreading the more-is-more gospel at Uncommon Market, his much-beloved curiosity shop noted for its carefully curated European furnishings, industrial antiques, commercial signage, and architectural artifacts. “Back when we opened in 1971, my brother Ward and I set out to make it one of the top five destinations to visit in Dallas,” he muses. “And I think we succeeded.”
“Robert and Rebecca Nicholas, long time dealers, antique lovers and owners of Splurge in the Asheville Rivers Arts District, have taken over management of this yearly event,” said Jamie Carpenter, Downtown Manager with the City of Hendersonville. “They were a natural fit to take on the management of the event, bringing a high level of experience with successful regional events, boasting the Asheville area’s largest curated, pop-up market for antiques, art, vintage decor, jewelry and beyond.”
This annual event attracts a variety of dealers from around our region and beyond to the streets and sidewalks of Main Street in Historic Downtown Hendersonville. Complementing the year-round presence of antique and home goods stores that call downtown home, customers will find a great variety of vintage, handmade, rustic, mid-century, industrial, up-cycle, collectibles, antiques, and other wares.
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