Penn's Farm Antiques & Other Treasures

06/06/2026

SOLD ...and we're guessing that you don’t know what its purpose is. Do you? A man in the same profession snagged it today!

Put guesses below!

06/02/2026

SOLD! It’s a beautiful day to welcome our customers! This pair of shell carved chests painted by Amy of Shutters & Sand got swooped up and hauled home today!

Thanks to Jessie of Sunflower Sourdough Co for being in the shop today for all the sourdough and antique enthusiasts !

05/31/2026

Sale Completed!!
A lovely couple visited yesterday and purchased a pair of acupuncture figures! We are so happy Jill had to have them!

Be like the lovely couple and stop out to shop on Sunday until 5 PM and see what you want to take home whether it’s fresh sourdough goodies or a wonderful vintage item or antique for your home decor!!

05/14/2026

⛳️ Before titanium drivers and rangefinders… there were hickory shafts, wool sweaters, and pure nerve.
With the PGA Championship taking over nearby Aronimink this week, we’re teeing up a rare chance to own a piece of golf history! 🏌️‍♂️

Now available at Penn’s Farm - this highly collectible group of vintage hickory shaft golf clubs and a Burton leather bag - the kind of clubs that helped build the game long before modern technology changed the fairway forever.

Whether you’re a golfer, collector, decorator, or just appreciate timeless sports history, these beauties are true conversation pieces.
🏆 Imagine the stories these clubs could tell…
⛳️ Handcrafted wood shafts
⛳️ Early forged irons & classic woods
⛳️ Incredible display pieces for man caves, offices, or golf clubs

As the pros battle it out at Aronimink, you can own a piece of the game’s golden era. DM us for more info!

📍Available Penn's Farm Antiques & Other Treasures - Open 10a-5p Saturday and Sunday (in case you only had tickets for the practice rounds 😉).

05/10/2026

Did you know the history??

This historical marker commemorates the origins of Mother's Day, highlighting its deep roots in Philadelphia.

Marker Location:
The plaque is located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, specifically near City Hall at Broad and Market Streets.

Founder and Origin:
The holiday was founded by Anna Jarvis of Philadelphia, who held the first official observance in 1908 to honor motherhood.

Key Supporter:
John Wanamaker, a prominent Philadelphia merchant whose store was located opposite the marker, was an early supporter of the holiday.

Federal Recognition:
Following its initial observance, Mother's Day was officially granted federal recognition in the United States in 1914.

04/25/2026

Bowls
Vases
Firkins
And MORE

Open Saturday and Sunday
from 10am to 5pm

401 Zook Road, Atglen
on the and line.

DM us for more info on anything that tickles your fancy!

04/19/2026

Always happy to partner with Amy of Shutters and Sand to bring beautiful upcycled vintage and antique pieces to our clients!!

Thanks DiLella Family and we can’t forget Josh (the muscle).

So fun visiting and seeing all the pieces from us they have collected over the years

Penn's Farm Antiques & Other Treasures

03/14/2026

Always good to have a back up light source during a blustery 💨 weekend! If your power is flickering, come to the shop and pick up once of our cute vintage miniature oil lamps (and some muffins or bread)!

Open Saturday 10am-5pm

03/07/2026

Happy Saturday!
Calling all vintage junkies 🖼️ 🪑🏺 and carb lovers 🍞 🥯 🍪!

Pop into the shop for fresh Sunflower 🌻 Sourdough Co. bread and treats while scoring some sweet gifts or home decor, and yes, it's a legit excuse!

Open 10am-5pm today
Come see us!

03/01/2026

Looking for a place to find a perfect home accessory (or just to be out of the house and wander the countryside this sunny day)?

We are Open 10a-5p
401 Zook Road, Atglen
Located on the Chester/Lancaster County border!