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What’s Hot: Buy Rare Tiles At Santa Monica Sale This Saturday:

The California Heritage Museum will present its 14th Annual Antique and Contemporary Tile Sale this Saturday

The California Heritage Museum will present its 14th Annual Antique and Contemporary Tile Sale this Saturday, June 14.

Those that attend this colorful event by the sea will be able find among the hundreds of tiles for sale rare Malibu, Catalina, Calco, and Batchelder tiles, many old tile tables and murals, as well as colorful Mexicana art and pottery, California art pottery and “Monterey” furniture.

Paintings by well-known California regionalists will also be sold.

Buyers that want the first chance at acquiring rare and unique tiles and pottery can purchase “Early Bird” tickets for $15 and gain admission to the sale at 9 am.

General admission tickets will be available from 10 am until 4 pm at $10 per person.

Admission tickets will be on sale the day of the event.

Free admission ($10 value) to all exhibitions is included in the ticket price.

The California Heritage Museum is located at 2612 Main Street, Santa Monica.

For more information, call 310.392.8537 or visit californiaheritagemuseum.org. Parking is located directly behind the museum. Additional metered (quarter) parking lots are available adjacent to the museum.

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