I've never been into an antique shop nor have I ever had the interest. Came in with my friend since…read morewe were having tea in the area and antique stores are her thing. I was merely there for support lol. Didn't really see anything that was of interest to me however she got a 10 pc Lenox tea set for $75! Great deal. Staff was friendly when we arrived and was there to help when she made her selection. They even held the goods until we could bring the truck around to pick it up. Items were reasonably priced and the store has PLENTY to choose from. Worth a visit to see if you can find your treasure!

Fantastic antique shop! Large variety of items from many different vendors. Owner was very…read moreknowledgeable about items in the store, especially books. Everything is very reasonably priced. Definitely one of the best in town!

Oak Street Treasures is part of the approximately 20 antique stores on and around Oak Street in…read morehistoric downtown Arcadia. Arcadia burned down in a fire in 1905 so most of the buildings in the downtown were built after then. This three story building was built by two fraternal organizations, the Independent Order of Odd Fellows (IOOF) and the Woodmen of the World (WOW) in 1914. In subsequent years the building was the Gordon Hotel, the Southland Hotel, the Elks Club, and apartments. The first floor is now an antique store. Inside is a treasure trove of antiques. Room after room of household goods, furniture, bric-a-brac, art, jewelry, clothing, and all kinds of odds and ends. This store seemed to have more dolls than some of the others I visited. I am not knowledgeable about antiques so If I see something I like I check the prices on eBay. If you like antiques it is well worth the time to come to Arcadia especially on the fourth Sunday of the month when all of the shops set up tables outside.

Antiques & More is one of 20 antique stores lining Oak Street in historic downtown Arcadia. Arcadia…read morewas destroyed in a fire in 1905 and the buildings on Oak Street are from the early 1900's when the city was rebuilt. This store is located in the L.L. Morgan building which was the first building to be rebuilt after the fire. The upper facade of the building bears Morgans name and the 1906 date. On the first floor Morgan sold hardware and furniture and the top floor was the mortuary. When you look in the back on the first floor you can still see the pulley system that was used to hoist the bodies up to the top floor! I had a wonderful time visiting with Glenda who is the owner of this store. She told me how she used to have a Sear catalog business and rent to own business before selling antiques. In addition to selling her own items she also rents space to other vendors. Only the first floor of the building is open and she is using the two upper floors for storage. In the store you will find several rooms stuffed with housewares, furniture, bric-a-brac, jewelry, books, and a ton of other stuff. If you are interested in history she sells two great books about Arcadia on her counter. I was interested in the vintage Pyrex dishes in the hard to find turquoise snowflake pattern with glass lid. It is a rare color and even harder to find with a lid. The seller wanted top dollar and after a quick phone call she refused to budge on the price so I passed. I am still looking for a bargain. Although I left empty handed meeting Glenda was a highlight of my trip. There is so much to explore here and Glenda is wonderful about providing information on the items in her store and about Arcadia.

From the owner: Our store sells Antiques and vintage items as well as collectibles.read more

I had heard about the antiques in Arcadia. So I packed the car and set out there with my husband…read more We've been collecting for a long time so by now we look for quality antiques but at affordable prices. We came across "Time Once Again", It's a super cute store. Steven, the proprietor, has affordable antiques throughout the store. It was well worth the stop. I understand that the 4th Saturday of each month there's an antique fair. I plan on going out to Arcadia to visit the fair and drop in to rummage through Steven's shop again.

Oh my gosh... I'm completely smitten…read more This is not just an antique shop, it feels like stepping into the most beautiful Victorian dream. It was large, with room after room beautifully staged, and every little corner felt thoughtfully curated. Lace, florals, fluffy fabrics, delicate treasures, romantic furniture, gorgeous displays... I genuinely didn't know where to look first. I was practically gliding through the place, smiling, "awwww"-ing, and trying very hard not to dramatically collapse into one of the fainting chairs because HOW are these real?! The presentation was EVERYTHING. You can tell the designer/stager has an incredible eye. Each room felt like its own little world, and somehow it was beautiful without feeling untouchable or stuffy. Everything was accessible, feminine, whimsical, and -- surprisingly -- affordable. Like... WHAAAAT?! Where has this place been?! At some point I stopped feeling like I was shopping and started feeling like I had wandered into a lucky little museum where I was actually allowed to touch everything. It was such a treat to see so many beautiful Victorian-inspired pieces brought together with this much care and imagination. And the fact that I could actually find things I loved without feeling like I needed to take out a second mortgage? A miracle. Rarely do you stumble upon a place that feels this special. This is exactly the kind of antique shopping experience I dream about; romantic, nostalgic, feminine, beautifully presented, and full of treasures waiting to be discovered. I left absolutely enchanted. If you love Victorian antiques, beautiful interiors, old-fashioned details, or simply want to wander somewhere that makes you feel like a little girl in a magical dollhouse... GO.

I stopped into this place during a day trip to Arcadia on a summer weekend after it caught my eye…read moreas it looked very unique with a eclectic exterior that displayed a few prominent antiques in the window and found myself blown away with a gorgeous and equally awe inspiring interior decorated with a diverse mix of grandiose antiques that featured dominant items such as tables, chairs, beds, and dressers. Equally impressive was this place's vast repertoire of ambient selections that featured bold lighting fixtures, exceptionally unique mirrors, notable clocks, and different beautiful pottery items which all captured my attention in their own noteworthy way. I felt as if I had been transported to the world of Shakespeare's Hamlet or Lewis Carrol's Alice in Wonderland in terms of the wonderfully stunning visuals provided in this place of business which is a treasure resource for any one looking to decorate their daughter's bedroom or even a realtor looking for a few items to help give their listing a proper decor to compliment the beauty of the home as is customary in that avenue of showing off what a listing is capable of with the proper interior decor. I was greeted very promptly and courteously upon entering in a relaxing, yet inviting manner that wonderfully complimented the natural vibe I recieved upon entering this place of business which rightfully invokes a garden like feel with a broad range of variety of items suitable for many needs. Looking forward to picking up more items for both home and business in the near future!

Located in the building of the former Isabelle's Antiques and Collectibles the new owner has fill…read morethis 4000 square foot space with tons of high quality merchandize from the past. He has done an excellent job displaying everything in a way that allows you to get up close and touch every item before purchasing without much assistance. This place ranks at the top of my list of antique store in Arcadia and the owner couldn't be more friendly and knowledgable about what he's buying and putting up for sell. I found (3) great pieces and approached the owner Bobby and asked for his best prices if I purchased all (3) pieces he was very up front with his cost gave me what I thought was a fair discount but both of us being experts in negotiations lol we finally agreed on a fair price for all the pieces and both felt good about making the deal. This is definitely a must stop is you are looking for something special, beware though he doesn't have a lot of junk here he really understands the market and the importance of quality this is the type of businesses in this town that keeps people coming back I know without a doubt I will return.

This place is awesome!! There is an incredible array of antiques and collectibles at Bobby…read more"Tiques". Be sure to set some time a side, this place is packed with cool advertising, smalls, bottles, toys, and the unusual. Bobby was very nice and took the time to talk with me and share some knowledge. Make sure you stop in.

This shop as it's name implies has a little bit of everything I always enjoy making the round…read morethrough here. Friendly owner who has taken great pride in displaying a large selection of items for everyone. There is so much to see plan to stay awhile so you won't miss out on that special treasure your looking for.

The shops is FULL of priceless items at a good price! Very clean and well organized, staff is…read morefriendly, knowledgeable and accommodating. If your a Pro or just like to look around Cory's is a must see.

I always stop in here when antique shopping in Arcadia. The owner has done an excellent job of…read moreassembling a large variety of unique pieces. The store is always neat, clean and never cluttered and you have free roam of the place. I like this place a lot.

Stuff With a Past is located on Polk St. across from Mary Margaret's Tea and Biscuit. It's off Oak…read moreStreet where most of Arcadias antique stores are located. It is well worth making the turn off the main strip because you will find quite a few treasures here. The store is located in a historic building from 1918 that was formerly owned Henry W. who operated the H.W. Rice Garage and Machine Shop. The business was later owned by Lewis Bishop who invented the rotary mower that revolutionized mowing grass. On the side of the building is ample parking. On the first floor of the building you will find room upon room of all kinds of bric-a-brac, furniture, jewelry, home goods, and collectibles. The store had quite a few vintage Christmas items which set it apart from some of the other stores I visited during my stay. You never know what you will find which is what makes the hunt so fun.

Please do venture off Oak down South Polk to Stuff With A Past. You'll be greeted by Derek or…read moreDonnie who are charming and hospitable. They let you meander through this amazing store at your leisure. Take the time to explain any information that they may have about an item and are happy to assist you at all times. This store is chock full of Christmas Decorations, old Trunks, glassware, furniture, jewelry, tin work, countless and nameless (to me) discoveries. Extremely reasonable prices. The owners go to NY, Brimfield, etc., to bring these treasures back to SWFl. I have been here are several occasions and leave with something. Either as a gift, project or new addition to my home. Any friend who has come with me has also purchased and wants to know when we are returning! By far the best shop in Arcadia!

Abigail's Antiques & Collectibles is one of twenty antique stores in historic downtown Arcadia. It…read moreis located in a historic building that used to be Friedman Shoes. This antique store has been in business since 2003. The owner named the store for her Florence ceramic figurine, Abigail. Inside the store you can find several rooms stuffed to the ceiling with glass ware, collectibles, home goods, jewelry, and furniture. They had a nice selection of Highwaymen paintings hanging on the wall for sale. I had a lovely time talking with the lady running the counter about the history of Arcadia. She told me several interesting stories. I loved my time exploring Abigail's.

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