There are three stores in one here so make sure you ask to see all three. (They may have to unlock…read morethem.) The main store is chock full of icons, santos, colonial furnishings---a great array. The second store front is full of mostly African artifacts, mixed in with some more colonial and antique tables. The final store front (depending on the order you're let in) is mostly architectural salvage items. Everything is top-notch. Feel free to bargain with them. The most they can do is say no. Cody, the newest member of this team, showed us around when we were there and you could tell he was passionate about his items (mostly the African artifacts). Make sure you stop in here (especially if you are headed to Rancho de Taos for a side trip from the Plaza.

From the owner: We carry a large selection of authentic Spanish Colonial antique furniture,doors, architectural…read moreelements, devotional art, as well as european antiques.

Cute store in Arroyo Seco that sells a bit of everything, home decor, clothes, antiques, souvenirs,…read morethe merchandise varies, so do the prices. It is a nice store to browse, approachable, with nice local items you can get for your place that can remind you of New Mexico or great gift ideas, reasonably priced. The customer service is good, the gentleman working here when we visited was super nice and sweet. No frills store, right on the Main Street with plenty of cool, nice items. It feels like it's been there forever in the good way!

Housed in one of the coolest buildings in 'Seco (Since I overheard a local's cell phone…read moreconversation, apparently, this is what the locals call this miniscule but really cool-looking town). This store is the anchor of this small town of shops and local businesses located in central NM. I think 'Seco has one small bar/restaurant - but don't quote me on this. The Mercantile is an interesting place that carries a moderate amount of antiques, collectibles, a few gifts - most with a New Mexico or 'ecclectic' bend to them. All in all, I found it an interesting place to poke around and spend about 15 minutes - but my 11-and 8-year olds were quickly bored much more quickly. So when you are in 'Seco, be sure to check out the Mercantile, Holmes!

There are many nice antique stores, flea markets, and consignment shops in Santa Fe, but Santa Fe…read moreAntiques and Flea Market is a new favorite for my daughter and me. It is exceptional. We were truly amazed at the vast collection of Native American jewelry. They also had lots of pottery, rugs, furniture, furs, books, artifacts, vintage items, and much more. It is a very big store, located in the former Valdes paint store at 1006 Marquez Place. The store has excellent owners, who really know their merchandise, take time to inform you about items, in addition to being friendly! There is so much to see, so we enjoyed browsing the whole store. I'm sure that we will return to this store, whenever we go to Santa Fe. You wont want to miss this store when you are in Santa Fe!

This place is HUGE! and the collection is amazing. I found a…read morenumber of artifacts and antiques. They are well presented and clean. The staff was super helpful. I did find the prices on the higher side, which is why I knocked off a star. I would definitely visit again.

The Collective is located in the Railyard Arts District. This was our first time in the showroom…read more We were amazed by the beautiful items from around the world. They had quite the nice selection of items for the home. African masks, Buddha, heads, handmade brass locks, specialty furniture, and more. Staff were very friendly. We had a nice conversation with one of the staff relating our travels. Metered parking.

Rude customer service. The owner Lisa is extremely rude and doesn't not care about her having a…read moregood reputation in our local community. Items are over priced and pricing is not consisten at all.

Great selection of items for reasonable prices. Customer service was awesome. Would return,read more

I stopped there and was very impressed. A very nice selection of goodies and the owner was…read moredelightful.

Randy & Co. are friendly knowledgeable everyday folks with a tiny shop jammed full of fun SW…read morethingies, gewgaws, posters, art, memoribilia, . . .and TREASURE! We bought an Acoma Pueblo pot signed by the early-1900s mom of several currently renowned potters -- guess who raised & taught them!?! Enjoy this unassuming Santa Fe gem!

Randy and Rio Bravo are the best! Authentic, super knowledgeable and kind. Don't miss out on this…read moregem if you're looking for authenticity in Santa Fe!

We popped in this store while wandering around Taos. The label of antiques is misleading - the shop…read moreis filled mostly with folk art collectibles from around the world, with most coming from Mexico. The woman who runs the store offered a lot of information about the different things that she had, but it would have been helpful if there was more information around to explain the different things in the shop. The different things were very eclectic, so it was fun to look around. We didn't end up leaving with anything this time, and I'm not sure we'd be back, but it's worth popping in if you're in town.

Great little Antique Store | Art Gallery. Lots of unique wood and metal art pieces. I spotted the…read moreElephant and Kudu art pieces from the street and my interest was immediately piqued. It turns out the pieces are fabricated from scrap metal from cars. I debated between the two, but fairly quickly decided to buy both. Returning the next day, I had the opportunity to speak with the owner, Cam, and she was great! I also picked up two more pieces, the Water Buffalo and Wildebeest ... all that's left are the Springbok and Sable. Visiting this little store is highly recommended if you're visiting or just passing through Taos.

This a fun off the wall Antiques Curio, Clothing and Relic Furniture Store. Lots of large wooden…read morehobby horses. It's like going into another world from the past as you enter. Mary the owner is enjoyable and very knowledgeable. This wonderful find, easily rounds out the fun adventures you experience in Santa Fe. Thanks for reading. Avram

True to its name it does feel very flea market like. Low lighting, dusty stuff that doesn't seem to…read moremove much. But there were some very interesting things to look at. Lots of large items, cool furniture. Santa Fe seems to be quite higher prices than other antique shops. But it's probably just par for the course.