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Bobbi Benson Antiques

Sharing a Piece of History in Concord Center

March 15, 2024
Jennifer C. Schünemann
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Antique treasure hunters are in for a treat with the arrival of Bobbi Benson Antiques and Estate Jewelry in Concord Center. A Concord resident of more than 25 years, Bobbi Benson is a talented generalist in the field of antiques.


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Concord Art and Antiques: Curated & Timeless Treasures

September 15, 2022
Jennifer C. Schünemann
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The first thing that struck me as I walked into the newly opened Concord Art and Antiques was the light, bright, and airy feel of this delightful shop. The friendly smiles of co-owners Bobbi Benson and Joy Moore instantly transformed the sometimes-intimidating process of shopping for antiques into a relaxing afternoon with friends (who happen to be incredibly knowledgeable about their carefully curated collection of beautiful pieces). What a wonderful experience!


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