Cute store with high end items. I cant afford alot of the furniture but I still buy their floral…read moreproducts, vases, nick knacks, pottery, dishes, etc I have probably spent thousands over the years that I have been here to eat and buy goodies for my home. The people are nice, and its a really beautiful place to shop. They also have some booths with affordable items at 30 percent off, etc. You get what you pay for.

I drove 50 miles to visit and BUY. But since your store hours are falsely reported on several…read moremedia sites such as this one I arrived after you closed. I wouldn't shot in your driveway at this point. Go to hell with your lack of caring for your customer. I wish you much unwellness in life.

This is across the parking lot from the other silver moon…read more Almost as big. There is a vendor here for ww2 German memorabilia. I collect that. Eventually it will be donated to a museum in Tucson that already has a display. We found a few other smalls too , a very good shop.

Silvermoon Consignment Barn is located on the backside of the Silver Moon Antique Mall and Flea…read moreMarket complex. The building is very large with plenty of parking and is split with Silver Moon Furniture. Two sets of doors exist at the entrance, the left is for the Furniture store and the right is for the Consignment Barn. Layout is standard for a booth style antique store. When you enter, glass display cases have a variety of items. Main hallway is full of booths on both sides, with some vacancy and less organization towards the end. Saw some very interesting items from seasonal decorations to bicycles and fire-hydrants. The main room is a very large warehouse with hallways of many booths. We saw significant amounts of furniture, both new and old. Appliances were also for sale along with the standard amount of dust collectibles. The second floor is up a flight of stairs and is more random. It felt very much like overstock and flea market items. This floor has room for expansion with several empty booths. This location of Silvermoon has more of those "well I didn't expect to see that/boy that's random" items then the others. Overall, worth the stop as there are opportunities.

This is a huge space filled with an eclectic assortment of vintage and antique. It is set up booth…read morestyle. It is a bit crowded in spots. There is a lot of merchandise! Employees are helpful. There are clean bathrooms available.

If you do not have a couple hours to spend here come on a day when you do. There is so much to see…read morein this 3 story building. There is a main floor, a downstairs and an upstairs. We stayed on the main floor (not enough time) so there could be even more floors, who knows. Staff were wearing masks, no sanitizing in between people or the pens we used to sign but there is hand sanitizer at the pick up counter. There are public restrooms on the main floor. Many vendor booths with actual antiques, memorabilia, vintage jewelry, kitchenware, tools, comic books, records, train stuff (lots of O scale) - definitely something for everyone. There was also a room of cases and cases in other spots too. We bought several comic books, a vintage pin, a Hess truck, an HO train car, a book (100 yrs old) and a few other things. We definitely needed more time and will be back.

Where else could you find a unicorn pool float next to a slightly suspicious looking jar of pickles…read moreand a lifetime supply of questionably scented candles? For years, I worshipped at the alter of this discount mecca, a land of inexplicable treasures and deeply discounted regrets (that chipped ceramic frog? Worth every penny, obviously). My wallet may have cried, but my soul sang. It was my happy place, and chaotic symphony of deals! Now, my beloved Big Lots is going belly-up. And you know the worst part? Suddenly, everyone's a Big Lots afficionado! These bandwagon jumpers, swarming to parking lot like locusts on a field of half-price patio furniture. Where were YOU when I single handedly kept the "As Seen On TV" section afloat with my impulse buying?!?!? These newcomers, scurrying through the clearance racks like desperate squirrels hoarding acorns, don't deserve the majesty of slightly scuffed sofas and inexplicably sized blankets! They haven't suffered through the thrill of the slightly sticky floor and the questionable music playing from the poorly maintained speakers! In closing, my heartfelt eulogy to Big Lots goes out like this: RIP, my weird and wonderful bargain bin of memories. I'll miss you, the mystery stains on the walls, the delightful staff always game for a friendly chat, and that surprisingly sturdy $10 step stool (still haven't figured out what it's made of but that is one solid buy). To the parking lot hoarders, shame on you! Your late-to-the-party treasure hunts have probably condemned Big Lots to this fate, you opportunists! Though, maybe we will all meet again in a local "Goodwill Store" because the need for deals never ends.

Though the store was very clean and organized, the staff was over accommodating and not at all…read moreaccommodating all at once! One employee could not slow down and the other, a manager, could not come and talk with customers. We were about to make a purchase of around $800 from them, but, they couldnt discount a floor model which was scratched in several places. We ended up in muncy. The staff there were very friendly and very accommodating. And we did make the purchase.

Stopped into this shop while in Lewisburg. The variety of merchandise both vintage and newer was…read moregood. The staff was friendly. Pricing was about average. Clean bathrooms are available.

This was a last moment idea after going to two other antique shops…read more Many vintage items here. I found a couple for my collections and a couple gift ideas. Good store.