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"Mackinac Offerings\nUncommon Treasures at Carleton Varney's Antique Design Fall Festival\nCarleton Varney, right, Grand Hotel chairman Dan Musser, Jr., and Dan Musser III arrive at the entrance to the hotel in a 1902 horsedrawn Brewster Vis-a-Vis carriage for the designer's annual Antique &amp;amp; Design Fall Festival.\nThe 1887 hotel, on Michigan's Mackinac Island, has a 660-foot-long Greek Revival portico, the longest in the world.\nDealer Ron Rolando, holding a print, specializes in Michigan ephemera, including historical maps and books.\nA chandelier hangs from the truss ceiling in the ballroom, which doubles as the conference center for the more than 30 vendors participating in the event.\nOn a bench are bookends and a nautical watercolor from Ancient Argosy Antiques. A quilt is at rear.\n\"The Applegate Collection has a good selection of wicker pieces from the 1880s to the mid-1920s, including wonderful children's furniture,\" Varney comments. A sewing basket tops a stand next to the sofa.\nPeggy Parker, right, of Waterville Antiques, carries vintage jewelry, china, art glass and collectibles. The Wild Rose appliqu\u00E9 quilt dates to 1930.\nOriginal Civil War-era letters and documents from the Union Army fill a display box from a seed company at Don Butkovich's booth.\nFormer U.S. Secret Service agent Rex Scouten, a festival presenter, peruses Big Blue Wreck Salvage. Owner Faye Asano looks on.\nDealer and antiques show manager Don Butkovich displays a circa 1830 worktable."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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