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Antique dealer expanding into Lansing

3 weeks ago in Business, Community, Lifestyle, Local, Regional

Antique dealer expanding into Lansing

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LANSING, NY (607NewsNow) – An antique dealer is preparing to open a new shop in Tompkins County.

Antique Quest, which operated out of Found in Ithaca Antiques for 15 years, is expanding with a new venture in Lansing.

Quest Vintage will be located in the commercial space in front of Rogues Harbor, most recently occupied by The Whimsy Mercantile shop. An opening date has not yet been announced.

Fans of Found in Ithaca will still be able to see Antique Quest, as they are retaining a space at Found, which recently moved from its original Cherry Street location to make way for Tompkins County’s temporary Code Blue shelter.

Found will open soon in its new location at the Southworks building in Ithaca.

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