Owner is unprofessional. Tries to scam people. Vendors are scammed by her. Customers are scammed by…read moreher. Everybody is scammed by her.

If I could rate this place a ZERO I would. DO NOT BUY FROM HERE!!!!!!!!!!!!…read more Their bags are counterfeit. How do I know? I paid $2386 for 8! I had 8 of them authenticated and all Counterfeit. I placed a dispute on my bank and won. Received a full refund. The OWNER, not booth renter/vendor, BUT owner, Theresa 'TC' said I was responsible whether they were real Or not. The vendor called me and told me I did not have my facts right and they're all real. I sent them The proof of counterfeit - still Wasn't enough. I was told to pay or return the rest Of the items or she would take me to COURT. I cut up one Of the fake bags- as you should- and sent back the remaining 7. That wasn't good enough. I asked, can we mutually agree to call it even, she said "absolutely not. No store would let you leave without paying for the items. You owe the money." I am in utter shock. So after paying $240 to authenticate fake bags, $50 to ship back the bags I am still responsible to pay another $300 for the cut up bag that was LABELED LV monogram. And a $6 ring my son wanted. She is nickle and diming. She has not once shown any responsibility for her employee or acknowledged the items being counterfeit and illegal to sell. I am heart broken that this situation ended this way. I am out more than she is and for nothing in return.

This is a nice little shop in Marion. It is fairly small but it has a lot to look at. The lady…read morerunning the shop seemed really nice!

Wonderful Antique Store!!! So much to see, enjoy and Buy! Super nice staff, too! Great place to…read moreshop!

One of the best shopping experiences in the area. You name it, you'll likely find it here. The…read morestaff is so friendly and helpful. Prices are very good. If they don't have it, just ask and one of their dealers can possibly find it for you. Give them a look, I doubt you'll be disappointed.

If Marie Kondo sold antiques this is what her store would look like. You can see each beautiful…read morepiece. Problem is that they are all promising joy! Troy lets you wander in peace but will help out with a handy measuring tape with the slightest of requests. I found the pricing to be fair and similar to the cluttered stores after they give you the inevitable vendor discount. This experience was less like shopping and more like adopting an item of tangible history.

Looking for cool things that you don't necessarily need? This is the place. Be sure to call the…read moreowner when he is not there. Take him about 20 minutes to open up the store. Once you are in, you might spend hours looking at everything. If the items weren't for sale, I would call this the Emma Creeks Museum. Although I live 8 hours away, I will not hesitate to come here again when passing through. The owner is very friendly as well! This place is a gem.

Tallgrass Antiques is well curated, which most people will appreciate. Me? I love nothing more than…read morepawing through a dusty box of knickknacks to find a treasure. You'll find lots of treasure here, but without the junk and dusty boxes. The building itself is a pleasure to walk around. It's old and the staircase is pretty, and the floors are wooden and creak nicely in certain spots as you walk around. It's very satisfying to look at old things while being in an old thing. I saw a variety of antique and vintage things that I wanted to buy. My favorites were a German Cabbage Patch doll wearing lederhosen, a lighted champagne sign, folk art, and lots and lots of Pyrex dishes. This place also has a good amount of salvage goods, like doors, windows, knobs, and other things that might look good repurposed in a home.

A great old fashioned antique store on "Main St" in the shadows of the beautiful and historic Chase…read moreCounty Courthouse. Typically small town antique stores are much smaller than this one and usually tend to be junkier - more along the lines of a flea market or overgrown garage sale. Tallgrass is stocked with true antiques, lots of primitives and architectural salvage. If a farmstead closed in the past 50 years in Kansas, some of the remains are probably being sold out of this retail location. As a license plate collector, I was pleased to pick up a 1955 Chase County truck plate. Tons of signs, lettering, tools and mantiques of all varieties. A must stop for any collector driving 50 highway and even worth the 20 mile journey from I-35. Pricing was more than fair is comparing to big city pricing, especially for the large variety of unique items they have.

It was ok nice people little shop prices were high for what we were looking at even at holiday…read moresales but nice place

The ladies were very friendly I dealt with and all my items were on sale. Found multiple items.read more

Step back into time when you walk into this shop ! Filled with interesting knick-knacks, the…read morevendors are always friendly , helpful & willing to chat with customers

From the owner: In the fall of 2015 a road detour led me from my small hometown north to Gypsum, KS where I came to…read morediscover a flea market had been setup in the former hardware store. My ultra creative friend and I rented ourselves a booth and a couple months later I stumbled into owning the entire building.