I found two beautiful Madame Alexander dolls which I bought on two separate occasions. My maternal…read moregrandmother used to sell these dolls so they are special to me. The woman who runs the store is very friendly and helpful.

So glad to see a place with such variety not far off 95 and a great break. Has a nice watch shop in…read morethe back.

Great for small Knick back antiques and oddities big place lots of stuff…read more There was a lot of collectibles that were really awesome pieces

Made a big mistake moving - lost all the charm- terrible side of town - and the booths are just…read moregrandmother antiques- sad end to era. Won't sadly ever be back.

This is a great store to find lots of cool items some old. Some new. One of my favorite places to…read morego in Statesboro.

I loved my visits to Charlie's during my stay in Statesboro! Would you believe me if I told you I…read morevisited the shop every day that they were open Tuesday-Saturday!? I did! First off the family who owns the shop is wonderful, friendly and extremely welcoming to all who enter their doors. I found that each day I would walk around and notice some new trinket, glassware or paper ephemera item that I had overlooked the day before. You will surely be greeted by their beautiful golden retrievers during your visit who love all the rubs. They also have another sweet dog named Rose who you will find resting throughout the shop. This is a place I will come back to again and again when I am in the area. I can't say enough about the owners Trish and Greg and their lovely daughter Olivia.

Inside this authentic storefront in adorable Bluffton is a wonderful shop full of treasures and…read moreeccentric finds. Vintage, antiques, chinoiserie, decor, candles, and always southern hospitality from owner and local writer, Babbie, makes this haunt one for the agenda.

I can't stress enough how much I love this place, especially the proprietors who work there! After…read morea harrowing encounter at Bachelor Hill Antiques down the street(where the owner/operator could use some lessons in how to address his customers) this was a breath of fresh air. Susan, the proprietor, was just the loveliest lady and a gracious host! Me and my friend felt welcomed by her and she helped us find what we were looking for. My friend is redecorating her house and wanted mid-century items and Susan was just a rock star, running around finding things she'd be interested in. She finally found a set of pastel 1950s dinner plates that were just perfect! They were almost 400.00 for the whole set, but was willing to hear my friend's counter-offer. She let her have them for 100.00 dollars less and my friend couldn't have been happier. Now this is how you do business and treat your customers! Thanks again, Susan!

Every time I'm traveling I like to stop by a flea market. After yelping one near me this place…read morepopped up. We were on Wilmington Island so it was about a 30 minute drive with using the freeway. It was a perfect Saturday morning to explore. Plenty of parking and lots of walking to cover the entire market. We started at the farmer's market. I grab a mango cup and added my sauces. We shopped and chatted with the vendors. This lot has so much opportunity to expand. Vendors I would like to identify. Are in my photos. It offers breakfast & lunch, rides, antiques, new clothes, oils, purses, paintings, wall art, household goods, jewelry and more!

This was not as advertised. It was advertised that there would be 400 vendors, food, and a farmers…read moremarket. There were less than 10 vendors, no food, and no farmers market. The vendors that were there were not flea market quality, and the only food offered was that of a gas station selection. I did not feel very safe here.