Mar 23, 2020
SOLVANG, Calif., March 24, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Consumers have spoken, and they say they're more likely to shop online today instead of in stores. Solvang Antiques is listening. The proof is that after more than 43 years selling the finest antiques, vintage and estate items out of its showroom in Solvang, California, the store is now selling exclusively online.

After more than 43 years selling the finest antiques, vintage and estate items out of its showroom in Solvang, California, the store is now selling exclusively online. Go to www.solvangantiques.com
"For the last few years, our sales online have been rapidly increasing," explains Solvang Antiques owner, Dwight Steffensen. "In order to meet the demand, we are committing major resources to our e-commerce efforts. We will be moving to a smaller location with a mini showroom for private showings only."
Solvang Antiques is in good company when it comes to selling online. In 2019, consumers in the United States spent approximately $586.92 billion on ecommerce, representing an increase of 14.0% vs. 2018 and 10.7% of total US retail spending. In 2020, it will surpass 10% of total U.S. retail sales for the first time in history. By 2023, spending will reach $969.70 billion.
Solvang Antiques has already made its mark online with many one-of-a-kind pieces that can only be found at www.solvangantiques.com. Customers can shop the store's exquisite antique, vintage and estate jewelry, along with their exceptional selection of restored antique clocks, watches and music boxes, decorative accessories, and fine art 24/7.
There's something for everyone at Solvang Antiques, from the casual browser to the serious collector. Just get on your computer and take a look at the exquisite antique, vintage and estate jewelry, fine art paintings and sculpture, collector items, silver, porcelain, cut glass, and museum-quality investment items.
Solvang Antiques gained its reputation among collectors and antique dealers as one of the finest multiple-dealer galleries in the country. This is the result of the company's quality merchandising, service-oriented staff, and worldwide delivery. Solvang Antiques will continue to deliver to loyal, repeat customers around the globe online.
The selection of antique, vintage and estate jewelry at Solvang Antiques, along with the collection of restored antique and vintage timepieces, is unsurpassed. The online gallery is the perfect showcase for pieces from renowned artisans of this and past centuries, just like the brick and mortar store, only now, customers can shop 24/7.
To shop, simply visit www.solvangantiques.com or call +1-805-686-2322.
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