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Collectors discover antique gems at Pomona market

Maria Lemons stands in front of her ceramic figurines and dishware collections Saturday while explaining how and where she found her favorite miniatures over the years at the Downtown Pomona Collectors Street Faire. The outdoor marketplace, which features antiques and collectibles from a wide range of vendors, takes place five times a year at Antiques Row on Second Street in downtown Pomona. The next fair will be held Nov. 27. / photo by Jingyao Liang
Maria Lemons stands in front of her ceramic figurines and dishware collections Saturday while explaining how and where she found her favorite miniatures over the years at the Downtown Pomona Collectors Street Faire. The outdoor marketplace, which features antiques and collectibles from a wide range of vendors, takes place five times a year at Antiques Row on Second Street in downtown Pomona. The next fair will be held Nov. 27. / photo by Jingyao Liang
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Jingyao Liang, a junior business administration major and photography minor, is a staff photographer for the Campus Times.

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