Black Bear Creek Antiques - Clayton, GA

Black Bear Creek Antiques - Clayton, GA Black Bear Creek Antiques in Clayton, GA offers a unique experience for antique shoppers.

Nestled in the beautiful north Georgia mountains, Black Bear Creek Antiques offers a unique experience for antique shoppers. Choose from our fine collection of...

Vintage Advertising
Mountain Home Furnishings & Décor
Rare Books, Collectibles and Curiosities
Vintage Hunting and Fishing Gear
Period Prop Rental for Television & Film
Works by Georgia Artists
Consignments Sought and Sold
We Buy Estates!

Had this incredible beast stop by the store yesterday! Hard to get a sense of the size but roof was close to eight feet...
09/24/2023

Had this incredible beast stop by the store yesterday! Hard to get a sense of the size but roof was close to eight feet high. 1924 Yellowstone Park Touring Co. vehicle, meticulously restored. What a treat to see!

11/24/2022

Known affectionately as the “Mouth of the South, he created a TV and sports empire that dramatically altered the media landscape.

Robert Edward “Ted” Turner was born in Cincinnati in 1938. When he was nine, his family moved to Savannah. Turner took over his father’s billboard company after his father’s su***de and began expanding the business. He moved to Atlanta and bought a small UHF station that played cartoons and old movies. Then, needing programming, Turner bought the Atlanta Braves, broadcasting their games, and not just locally. Using satellites, he beamed the Braves across the country. The “superstation” was born.

Turner launched CNN in 1980, the first 24-hour all-news network, followed by a host of other cable operations. He matched his business enterprise with a flamboyant personality that kept him in the news, particularly winning the America’s Cup in 1977 and his $1 billion gift to the United Nations, the single largest donation by a private individual in history.

The man who singlehandedly reshaped the communications universe in the 20th century was born on November 19, 1938, Today in Georgia History.
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A weekend project replacing the vinyl billboard promoting our 1929 Restored Caboose. As you can see, it had become badly...
06/28/2020

A weekend project replacing the vinyl billboard promoting our 1929 Restored Caboose. As you can see, it had become badly faded over the past three years. Also did a fresh paint job on the wooden border planks. Thankful for all the help with the install from girlfriend Carol. Great to see it vibrant and fresh again. Excellent work by Paragon Printing on the reprint!

Anyone recognize this obviously-antique device? I was told it might be camera or film related. That's all I have. No mak...
06/04/2020

Anyone recognize this obviously-antique device? I was told it might be camera or film related. That's all I have. No maker's mark of any kind. Thanks!

Even while closed till July 4th, working to remain in the game. Just put a fresh paint job on this cast iron folk art si...
06/04/2020

Even while closed till July 4th, working to remain in the game. Just put a fresh paint job on this cast iron folk art sign. I'm happy with the result!

For you motorheads out there, I'm making bases for your gas pump globe collection. Each is one of a kind, quite heavy, a...
04/19/2020

For you motorheads out there, I'm making bases for your gas pump globe collection. Each is one of a kind, quite heavy, and great looking! $55.00 gets you the un-lighted style, lighted type with 9 foot cord and ON/OFF switch are $110.00. No discounts given on these due to time and materials invested. The complete Atlantic Imperial and Dixie Gas globes are also for sale. Jim, 770-861-7308

Someone mentioned a couple of weeks back that we should try to help artists and craftsmen that planned to attend the can...
04/13/2020

Someone mentioned a couple of weeks back that we should try to help artists and craftsmen that planned to attend the cancelled Celebrate Clayton Festival. In that spirit, I have on hand some excellent hand-crafted knives by Mike Wilson. He's been a regular at the festival since it began, and consigning with me for 17 years. Prices range from $115.00 to just over $200.00 for these top notch pieces. Please let me know if interested. Jim 770-861-7308

We may be closed, and in self-imposed quarantine, but Spring is busting out just the same! Good to see that everything i...
04/09/2020

We may be closed, and in self-imposed quarantine, but Spring is busting out just the same! Good to see that everything isn't negatively affected by current events...

03/23/2020

Black Bear Creek Antiques will be closed until further notice. Everyone stay home,
and stay safe!
Jim Reaves

Neat group of travel-related materials about traveling to see the 1934 Chicago World's Fair. Some REAL bargains here, it...
11/18/2019

Neat group of travel-related materials about traveling to see the 1934 Chicago World's Fair. Some REAL bargains here, it seems to me!

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6028 Highway 76 W
Clayton, GA
30525

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Monday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 6pm
Saturday 10am - 6pm
Sunday 10am - 6pm

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