About Us
Our Story
Welcome to Winston Antiques & Collectables, a locally owned antique and collectibles shop located in the heart of downtown Winston, Oregon.
We believe every vintage piece has a story, and we love giving those treasures an opportunity to be discovered, appreciated, and enjoyed again. Our shop features an ever-changing collection of antiques, vintage finds, collectibles, and unique pieces sourced from estates and throughout our local community.
Inside, you’ll discover everything from beautiful glassware and quality furniture to vintage cast iron, nostalgic toys, artwork, collectibles, home décor, and those one-of-a-kind finds you didn’t know you were looking for.
Whether you’re a longtime collector, decorating your home, searching for a special piece, or simply enjoy the thrill of discovering something from the past, we invite you to come in and explore. With new items arriving regularly, no two visits are ever quite the same.
We’re proud to be part of the Winston community and enjoy creating a welcoming place where people can browse, discover, reminisce, and take home a little piece of history.
Come visit us at 131 NE Main St. in Winston, Oregon.
Open Tuesday–Saturday | 10 AM–4 PM
Closed Sundays & Mondays
We look forward to welcoming you to Winston Antiques & Collectables!
Selected Pieces
From the Floor This Week
Michael Van Beuren Lounge Chairs for Domus
Bauhaus trained, Mexico City based designer Michael Van Beuren created highly functional modern pieces inspired by Mexican vernacular styles and materials. This lounge chair features a mahogany frame and a woven palm corded seat and back.
Jack Lembeck — Funny Business, 1975
An original large-scale painting by American artist Jack Lembeck, dated 1975 and measuring approximately 49" × 64". The work combines playful vehicle imagery with expressive lines, splattered color, geometric elements, and layered mixed-media details — characteristic of Lembeck's experimental work during the 1970s. Titled, dated, and attributed to Jack Lembeck on the reverse. Estimated Fair Market Value: $2,000–$2,500.
Jack Lembeck — Painted Territory, 1978
Original Acrylic on Canvas | 39" × 51". A striking original by American artist Jack Lembeck, known for his association with the Abstract Illusionism movement of the 1970s. Painted Territory combines airbrushed shadows, expressive splatters, layered color, and dimensional forms to create Lembeck's characteristic illusion of depth. Signed, titled, and dated 1978 on the reverse. Estimated Fair Market Value: $1,800–$2,000.
Jack Lembeck — Pie Echo I, 1977–78
Acrylic on Canvas | 52" × 42.5". Pie Echo I is a large-scale abstract work by American artist Jack Lembeck, featuring his distinctive combination of gestural paint, illusionistic shadows, linear elements, and playful imagery. Dating to 1977–78, the work represents Lembeck's exploration of Abstract Illusionism during an important period of his career. Estimated Fair Market Value: $2,000–$2,500.
Jack Lembeck — American Pie #1, 1977
Acrylic/Mixed Media on Canvas | Signed, Titled & Dated Verso. American Pie #1 is a striking 1977 work by American artist Jack Lembeck, combining bold paint splashes, trompe-l'œil shadows, and playful dimensional elements characteristic of his Abstract Illusionist period. The work is prominently signed, titled, and dated on the reverse. Based on the artist's secondary-market history, comparable works, period, medium, and presentation, the estimated Fair Market Value is $1,500.
Folding Bench Wringer
A charmingly authentic piece of history, this vintage Folding Bench Wringer brings unmistakable rustic charm to any space. Crafted from warm, honey-toned wood with a classic manual crank and sturdy metal rollers, it captures the essence of a bygone era — perfect as a unique statement piece or display stand for textiles.
Monumental Rajasthani Carved Wooden Horse
An impressive hand-carved and hand-painted wooden ceremonial horse from Rajasthan, India, measuring approximately 5 feet tall × 5 feet long. The horse features richly aged polychrome decoration, carved tack and detailing, and a beautifully worn surface that gives it exceptional folk-art character. A striking example of traditional Rajasthani craftsmanship, this piece makes a dramatic statement in any collection or interior. Estimated Fair Market Value: $4,000–$5,000.
Victor Vasarely — Optic Cube
Victor Vasarely (1906–1997) — Optic Cube, circa 1970s. Color serigraph | Artist's Proof (E.A.) | Pencil signed. A striking example of Vasarely's iconic Op Art, Optic Cube uses geometric forms and contrasting gold, orange, and charcoal tones to create a dramatic illusion of depth and movement. This example is pencil signed and marked E.A. (Artist's Proof), adding to its collectibility. Estimated Fair Market Value: $1,500–$2,000.
Sellers Kitchen Cabinet
A classic Sellers kitchen cabinet manufactured by the G.I. Sellers & Sons Company of Elwood, Indiana. This handsome Hoosier-style piece features a tambour roll-top, frosted-glass upper doors, and an enameled work surface — a quintessential centerpiece of the early twentieth-century American kitchen.
Oil Painting by Lee von Rackel
Lee von Rackel (1918–1998) was an American female artist and illustrator recognized for her mid-20th-century commercial illustration, vintage realism, and imaginative fantasy artwork. Her work often combines strong narrative imagery with a nostalgic American style, ranging from Western scenes and realistic subjects to whimsical fantasy compositions.
Victorian Revival Sofa
This ornate Victorian Revival sofa features a beautifully carved wood frame, sweeping serpentine back, button-tufted floral upholstery, and graceful cabriole legs. Its most fascinating feature is its provenance from the Oasis Bordello Museum in Wallace, Idaho, connecting the piece to the colorful history of Wallace's historic red-light district and making it an exceptional conversation piece and collectible.
Jesse C. Clayton Settler's Chair
Handcrafted around 1860 by Douglas County, Oregon pioneer Jesse C. Clayton, this authentic settler's chair features a sturdy hardwood frame with a handwoven rawhide seat — a rare, meaningful piece of local frontier history in excellent original condition with a rich patina.
Our collection rotates weekly — stop in or call ahead for what you seek.
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131 NE Main St
Winston, OR 97496
Hours
Tue–Sat · 10am – 4pm
Closed Sundays & Mondays
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(541) 229-9596
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