The nicest people own and operate this little shop. They have a little of everything, including…read morelocal artists' work, smoke shop stuff, jewelry, and a smattering of clothing. Also, they have a 420 party every year, which includes a bit of music and some local artists.

Me and my bf's go-to shop for everything. They have local artists work everywhere and they don't…read moretake a percentage like other stores. Cheapest glass around and the quality is awesome. Staff is chill but knowledgeable. Hidden gemstone forsure.

Absolutely the best potter in Illinois . Dot's pottery is whimsical. food safe, and beautifully…read morecrafted. Her shop is wonderful, as is she. I have been stopping here and purchasing items since 1998.

Such a great little shop, with some fantastic owners! I love stopping by and seeing what's new. I…read morevisited during their Christmas open house and they had tons of different Christmas-related items, including full Nativity sets! This is a fantastic place to find a gift for someone, or functional, fun and beautiful items for yourself. I got a cute little 3" tall reindeer for my desk and it's been dropped twice and did not break!

Super Helpful and Friendly!! A lot to look at with a good selection of different things. One of my…read moreFavorites stores!!

About a month ago I went on vacation with my mother and this is one of the stores we stopped at. I…read moremade it a goal to shop at a metaphysical shop in each state we visited and this is the first one we found. It's a small building that has so many cool items on the inside from homemade goods, crystals, carvings, herbs, jewelry...the list goes on! It also helps that they have an adorable shop cat named Jasper! He made my day. I definitely do recommend this shop if you're looking for some interesting pieces to add to your collection.

i had been here as a kid several times, decades ago. Seemed like a good store…read more i went in again at the height of COVID, and no employees bothered wearing a mask. i even asked about that and only got a shrug. okay, so they can have their MAGA like views, as undefensible as they are from a public health POV. But i cant think of a more obvious "screw you" and self-centered attitude, which advertised that their ignorance or arrogance outweighed customer safety or comfort. They made their political statement, so whoopie! for them. I wont support that crappy attitude toward customers (most arent in the Cult).

Not too many brick and mortar hobby shops left, but the Quad Cities has a good one in downtown…read moreDavenport. New stuff on the main floor, consigned trains and planes on the second floor and a local club with a layout in the basement that they work on Saturdays. Pretty cool. I like finding bargains in the used stuff upstairs.

They have great merchandise! I love the jewelry. The salespeople are very kind! Stop by for a…read morevery unique experience! Claire Crawford

Super cute boutique with wonderful staff! It had everything I needed for My daughter's pageant and…read morehomecoming needs as well as for an upcoming formal event! I highly recommend this place to everyone!

Not only a great selection of antiques, but reasonably priced, and the lady running the place…read morecouldn't be friendlier. Some antique shop owners act like they don't want anybody around (as you do), but I felt really welcomed. She was very helpful. As far the antiques themselves, there was a lot to chose from and a wide variety. A little bit of something for everybody. Highly recommend!

If you're in the area this place with worth a quick stop to check out. The owner was friendly and…read morepersonable. He greeted us from the front counter as we walked in the door. I get the feeling this was an old retail space that was refurbished into the current shop as is. Navigating through the space is pretty easy. The main front area. A back room area that probably used for stock by the previous tenant now housing shelves of merchandise. A couple of small break out rooms that I assume were offices... Not a lot here that was up our alley, but he did have some interesting items to look at. A pair of HUGE spurs caught my eye for $250 marked down to $150. There was a typed card with them talking about the history... Said they were commissioned by a former circus owner... Maybe for an elephant? If you are in Davenport and anywhere near Brady street... Pop in and check it out yourself!

Excellent, rare finds. Love hunting for treasures in his place. Bought diamond rings. Earrings and…read morenecklace. Worth the trip. They will negotiate on prices. He is fare. He has lots of jewelry in his safe. So tell him what you are looking for and If he has it, he will sell it. Or will look for you!

We rolled into Le Claire, IA recently on a cross country road trip. We naturally stopped into the…read moreAmerican Archeology shop and then headed on foot down Cody Rd to visit the other antique shops in town to see what they had to offer. There were several in town on this main drag. Our research had indicated that Big River Antiques was the place to visit if you want to shop for a diverse selection of antiques. The shop is run by some semi-retired hippies that are some great long time pickers. They have a good eye and bring a good mix of antiques into the shop. Word has it that even Mike Wolfe pops in there to buy when he's in town; We found the shop packed to the brim - floor to ceiling with antique treasures of all types packed and stacked everywhere. The shelves in the main room were packed so tight that it made it challenging to pull something out from the back of the shelf without creating a collectible avalanche. The lower shelves are deep and dark and I should have brought my pickin' light so I could see all the way into the back of the dark deep shelves. There are plenty of old metal advertising signs available in the shop. Lots of of old stoneware, some art pottery, salt and pepper shakers, glassware, jewelry, old oil paintings, prints, frames, lamps, tins, primitives and everything in between. It was a fun shop with so much antique eye candy everywhere that it took lots of time and patience to see it all. The smell of fresh baked chocolate chip cookies was refreshing as we shopped and they were indeed delicious. We enjoyed our visit to this shop and Le Claire, IA and will explore it again if we make it back into town. Definitely stop into the Buffalo Bill Cody museum while you are in town which is nearby. it was an interesting museum filled with much history and antiques.