Across from the pay parking on Westfield Blvd is a tiny shop that is literally on the alley…read more During warmer months, they even bring some of their items out into the alley during store hours. Inside the shop, you will find nice quality items like furniture, paintings, and some knick knacks. During the winter months, the business is making the most of some available space at the corner of Westfield and Guilford. In that annex, there are lamps, clothing, and more small items that might work in a collection or as a gift. The only negative is that the supply is rather small compared with other antique shops. I'm not sure how quickly the inventory turns over, so you'll just have stop by to see whether they have what you're looking for. Review #2279

While the store hours and space is extremely limited, the quality items in stock make it worth the…read morewait. I recently bought several beautiful vintage planters complete with succulents for about $10 (and have kept them alive)! If you're looking for a unique lamp or gift, they've got you covered. Just don't wait too long before making your decision, or it could be gone when you return. Friendly staff and excellent mid century wares right off the beaten path. No really, its in the alley, right across the street from Flatwater. Go check it out!

Wonderful selection of treasures, new and old. Beautiful furniture pieces, glassware, lamps, decor…read moregalore, fresh baked goods, candles, two buildings packed full of great finds. Great prices on most pieces - I found amber juice glasses to match an old family piece and the whole set of four was only $18. Also got a beautiful handmade throw blanket for $18. Lamp $39! It was so fun browsing! The staff was helpful in holding stuff up front while we shopped and enjoyed the browsing. Great experience!

We recently discovered Tru-Finds in Lebanon after driving pass for years. The shop is a mixture of…read morenew and vintage decor. This is not your run of the mill antique mall, but more of designer showrooms. There are 2 buildings with decor and outside with nice garden plants. Rooms/booths are designed around themes and colors. They carry everything from painted furniture, old quilts, glassware and even some clothing and frozen pies. The staff is welcoming, engaging and helpful. Prices are reasonable. Once a month, they also host an outdoor market with about 12-15 vendors.

Variety! Yay! I especially loved seeing animation cells and…read morepre-production pencil work from the 80's Beetlejuice cartoon and the 70's cartoon, The Ant & Aardvark. I bought super cool light strings and garlands for Halloween and Christmas & my son found a miniature clown for his clown collection amongst the dollhouse miniatures. There were also some very large mounted moth specimens and some taxidermied bats if that's your thing. Truly something for everyone in all price ranges. Super welcoming and helpful staff. Definitely going back despite the long drive (for me).

I've been to this antique mall in Camel a couple times now. The store is hidden in the back of an…read moreolder industrial complex, so you have to know it's there. It's the perfect size mall, not to big that I lose interest and not to small. The shop is tidy and the staff friendly, even funny and always welcoming. They were adding Christmas decor during my visit. The selection is mostly vintage glass and smaller items. There is a little vintage and antique furniture. Prices range from reasonable to absurd. I didn't buy anything yesterday, but enjoyed browsing. I check in regularly as the merchandise changes.

The sign on the outside says Antique Cellar so I dont know if they have changed names or if Yelp…read morehas it wrong. Very clean and nicely set up shop. Found a couple matching lamps to rewire for 5$ each. Friendly and welcoming.

Love this store! The owner finds and stocks lots of unique and quality antiques. No junk!…read more Prices are as you would expect for the kind of pieces she offers. We were thrilled with our most recent purchase!

I saw that this antique shop had limited hours (Fri and Sat only), so I planned my trip to…read morePendleton accordingly. I was impressed with the high quality of items, gathered in orderly fashion, that I found here. They aren't a large shop, especially compared to some other "antique" places that are more flea market than vintage and antique. But I was pleased that these items were more appealing without having to spend a lot of time sorting through endless booths. I was greeted as I entered and had no difficulty finding free street parking nearby. Note that the prices here aren't the cheapest either. But I attribute that to the pieces being of solid quality and having to cover the cost of running a shop in the downtown area. It's definitely a place to check out if you are a fan of nostalgic items. Review #3556

We were passing through town on our way home and spotted the antique store. It looked like a very…read morenice and well stocked antique store. We did a U - turn and we were able to find a parking spot right in front of the store. We received a friendly greeting as we walked in and had a lot of fun looking through the very well stocked store. We had limited time so we only made one pass through but I'm sure we missed lots of goodies. It's one of those stores that requires several passes to take everything in. I spotted a wooden statue (I included a picture) that I thought was charming and so he now resides in my home. The store owner was very nice and helpful and I look forward to stopping in again. He said he was very active on Instagram (I'm now following) and is active on FB as well.

This is a charming little antique shop with lots of vintage art and home decor in downtown…read moreNoblesville. The clerk was super friendly, engaging and helpful. She welcomed us when we entered and called about pricing of an item that we were interested. The shop is in a historic old building with several tiny rooms and a back patio filled with treasures. The antiques and vintage items are set up in little vignettes. Fall and Halloween themes were abundant throughout the shop. I loved many of the paintings and I thought pricing was reasonable. Parking was a bear on Saturday afternoon. We did find free street parking about two blocks south. The aisles are a bit tight inside, I'm not sure if the shop is handicapped accessible or stroller friendly.

Such a cute little store right off the square in Downtown Noblesville. So much to look at in a tiny…read morespace.

We visited on a whim on a Sunday evening and it was a hidden gem. Lots of vintage, resale and…read morehandcrafted goods! Good prices. Variety. Public bathroom. The cashiers were kind! Ample parking.

I usually frequent the Emporium in Greenwood but when I was in the area and saw this one, I knew I…read moreneeded to visit. I was instantly taken back by the high ceilings and lighting. It was so welcoming. The prices were great and there were so many different and unique items. I bought a mirror, shelf, antique typewriter, and some pictures. The woman who checked me out gave great service and was very engaging and kind. I will most definitely be back!

If you are serious about looking at antiques, then it may be worth your while to browse here. But…read moremy wife and I personally did not like our experience here. I'm only giving them three stars because they did have some unique items inside. We did encounter two problems during our visit. The first was simply getting into the shop. There aren't any regular steps into the shop entrance. They have two unusually shaped stones stacked upon each other without any handrails to hold on as you step up into the shop. My wife has some physical restrictions and I had to hold her hand just to get her into the shop safely. I can't imagine how difficult to enter if there was ice. The second problem was that in the time we browsed through the shop, not one person appeared from the front of the building (maybe they live there?) We could see people through an open door but I felt uncomfortable walking through. So, nobody on duty to answer questions or help make a purchase. No bell to ring, or sign to welcome visitors back to the other part of the building. I honestly have no idea if they knew we were there. You will also notice that there is a strong smell of a home where smoking once was prevalent. I imagine that if you bought some wood or fabric items, you would have to leave them out to get rid of the odor. In fairness, I did see a number of unique items and the shop itself was easy to get around. The upstairs was closed off, so I don't know if there is anything up there worth viewing. Note: I also didn't see much lighting materials as is listed in the Yelp business name. There were a few fixtures and shades, but not so much that I would add it to the name. Overall, I was a bit disappointed in the lack of attention the owners/managers put into improving the customer experience. It wouldn't be that difficult to install some safety measures and some sort of plan to let them know they have customers. Review #2211

What a charming surprise to find this shop today. We met Drew and his lovely little dog who were…read moreboth eager to make us feel at home. We bought a beautiful architectural antique piece and an iron "dog head" leash holder - both are unique and were well priced. We're actually sorry we wavered on a painting and will be going back next week crossing fingers that it is still there. This is exactly the kind of shop you're hoping to find when you think about going "antiquing" in a lovely, lazy little brick-paved historic district.