About Us

Morning Glory is one of the
over sixty quality dealers in our 10,000 square feet mall, the
ANTIQUE CONNECTION 
in Albuquerque, New Mexico.  Our mall features everything from jewelry to furniture, signs to sterling, man-tiques to porcelain, linens to toys, and Victorian to Moderne. We have genuine antiques as well as collectibles.
Truly something for everyone.

Come on by if you’re ever out our way… the
coffee is always on! 

ANTIQUE CONNECTION MALL
12815 Central NE
Albuquerque,
New Mexico, 87123  USA

CLICK HERE TO Email us

DIRECTIONS

We are on Central Avenue
(old Route 66) right at the foot of the beautiful Sandia Mountains on the far
east side of Albuquerque just off of Interstate 40.  Coming to town from
the east, take the first exit off of Interstate 40 (Central Ave-Tramway). Head
west on Central Avenue and watch for us on your right-hand (north) side. 

If you are coming from the
west, stay on Interstate 40 almost all the way to the foot of the mountains at
the east side of Albuquerque. Exit I-40 at the Juan Tabo Blvd exit and go south
(right). Take Juan Tabo to Central Ave, and turn left (east). Watch for our sign
on your left.

On your maps, we are half way between Tramway Blvd.
& Juan Tabo Blvd. on Central Avenue,  just
south of Interstate 40.

For
a map on Google, please CLICK HERE.

HOURS:

Monday through Saturday ~
Winter 10:00-5:00 ~ Summer 10:00-6:00
Sunday
Noon to 5:00 

For a
photographic tour of our mall, CLICK HERE!

We’ll give you  a
friendly welcome, with knowledgeable dealers always here to assist you,
thousands of great antiques and collectibles from which to choose, and maps to
all the other antique shops in the
area.

If there is something in particular you collect or are looking
for, e-mail us! We have a
large inventory, and it changes every day!
For more tourist information, see
our VISIT NEW MEXICO page.

We
BUY and sell everything from single pieces to
estates, so please call or e-mail us with your requests.

~
Thanks for visiting Morning Glory ~

Photo of the west face of the Sandia and Manzano
Mountains looking south (left) and the path at the top of Sandia Crest (right)
.
Photographer Steve Clarke.