Finding the right parts for old appliances can be a hassle. It seems like such a waste to replace…read morethe entire thing when one part goes bad, but those parts are getting harder and harder to find. Antique Appliances.com was the ONLY place I could find that actually had a library of pictures to look for a replacement element for my post-WWII GE oven. I was crushed when I saw that the element I needed was the only one that was not in stock. I called and emailed to find out what I could do. Pepper was very communicative and sent me links to alternative elements as well as step-by-step instructions on replacing the parts. Worked like a charm and I didn't burn down the house! I am very pleased with the selection and customer service!

THANK YOU!!!!!!! I am a proud owner of a 1950 Westinghouse Commadore Range. I have had and used…read morealmost daily for 24 years. Last year my kind, wonderful man person in my life repaired all of the working parts of the stove, lights and both ovens. The pans and rings of all the stove eyes were rusty, missing, barely functioning. Thanks to you all the rings and pans are replaced and the stove is absolutely stunning. Thank you for having the correct parts for a more than reasonable price. Fast delivery. AND you do NOT use FedEX. That was a major plus for me. Top of my list as a positive, outstanding business.

Awesome location with tons of unique items. If I'm ever back in the area I will be stopping in.read more

Underground Salvage was chock full of architectural salvage and interesting antiques. We had a lot…read moreof fun wandering through their amazing collection and getting ideas for our new house construction project. The owners were very friendly and knowledgeable!

RUDE STAFF. Learn some manners. The product is very high-end…read moreand beautiful. It's very clear they judge you as you walk in.

Great place to get inspired, the owners always put together the latest in furniture and lighting…read morewith genuine antique accessories. It is their ability to combine different eras and create a look that makes you want to take the whole store home with you that makes you frustrated by the prices.

This is a great shop but you need to pick your entrance there are two of them, if you park in the…read morelittle lot off of Route 441 up top plan on walking down several flights of outdoor wooden stairs and a short walk to the porch, I'd recommend driving down the hill and visiting this shop using the Franklin Street entrance. Once inside you'll meet one of the owners the older gentleman was tending the shop today and such a gem of a man - this place is filled with a beautiful selection of antiques, collectibles and memorabilia from across America, this husband and wife picker team travel the country in a Winnebago pulling a trailer behind them looking for treasure. This shop is absolutely beautifully laid out, a lot of the displays were handmade by the owner and everything is easily accessible, clean and in great condition - I promise there is no junk here. I thought the pricing was fair especially considering the quality and condition of each piece. I spent a considerable amount of time here mostly admiring the merchandise - one of the benefits of spending time in a shop like this goes far beyond finding that special item, if you're willing to spend some time here and ask the right questions in a respectful manner you can get an education, this man purchased everything on display therefore he's touched it all and there's no doubt he has an eye for the rare and unique pieces as well as somethings that have simply been forgotten over time. Although I didn't find anything that fit into my collection I really enjoyed every minute I spent here. I've been to many many antique shops but rarely do I find one as true to the word antique as I found here. They say the busy season is in the fall when the leaves fall today we had the shop to ourselves and that made for a pretty special day...

I loved , loved this shop !! So many great things !! Everything was so neatly organized and set up…read moreperfectly. There was a selection of antiques as well as new items but nothing was crowded into the other areas. Prices were perfectly as they should be

First of all, I've been coming to Franklin since I was 5 years old and I'm 69. I've watched this…read moretown go through good times and bad. One of the things I love is the downtown area, so quaint. Not much has changed on the outside but what used to be department stores are now being repurposed and that's Bryant's Antique Mall has done. Three floors of, well, a little bit of everything. Nice antiques, nostalgia from all eras, lots of glassware, some cool furniture, old farm equipment, books, old cameras, just a nice blend. Pricing is set by the individuals who rent the booths so you might find the same thing in several booths at different prices so it pays to look around. All 3 floors are full and nicely arranged with plenty of room to walk around in so plan to be there for while if you want to see everything. The upstairs even has a discount area with all items marked down. It's a really cool building but no public restrooms so if go you might want to stop by the Public Restrooms which are only about a 2 minute walk from Bryant's. They have a sign when you walk in the door with directions. There were 2 gentlemen there on my last visit that were helpful and will answer your questions and help you load larger items you purpose. It's a very cool store so check it out!

Despite other reviews, the owners and workers are some of the nicest people there are. They were…read morevery helpful and polite, answering questions excellently. Everything here is fairly priced and they have some super neat things. Definitely worth stopping in to check it out!!

I've been wanting to stop by this place for months. Well, today was the day, as we were looking…read morefor some old knobs to go on an antique wine cabinet. We found some knobs that will probably work - not perfect, but should work. They were $3.00 each, so not cheap. If you're looking for some things that will take you back in time, some industrial type lighting, old doors, etc., stop by the Otto Depot. They may have what you want.

Really unique place. If you are looking for decorations that you can't find just anywhere this is…read morethe place. Plan to spend at least 1 1/2 to 2 hours minimum because there is so much to see. Super Friendly staff also

This gallery is a Rabun County must-see. The jewelry is amazing, and original, oil-painting artist…read moreLibby Mathews' art is iconic. I love this place!

Love love love this store. Not only have I furnished most of my house with their furniture, but I…read morehave also purchased various outfits and jewelry!!! If you are in the area be sure to browse this fabulous store. I just bought the sweetest swivel club chairs in beautiful floral fabric. Can't wait to see how perfect they will go with the Timpson Creek wool rug. They have incredible sales and so much more. One stop shopping.

I haven't been to a Flea Market since I was about 10, and I was really excited to come here. I…read moreloved this place! So many awesome products and very good prices! Just don't wear white shoes like I did. I was lucky enough to keep them white, but you'll be walking on dirt and gravel. I'd definitely come back! Too bad it's only open on Saturday & Sunday. I'm itching to go back and it's only Tuesday.

Very cool open air flea market! They have lots of interesting items including cast-iron pans,…read moretools, T-shirts, home decor, baby gear and so much more. There's even the shop to get your haircut for $15! And if you get hungry you can get yourself a snack and a drink at the Murphy Dog House.

Not a very friendly staff. Disappointing to say it may have been the owner. Items where overpriced…read more We ended up going to another nearby antique shop and bought a punch of souvenirs their instead.

I visit this shop every time I'm in the area. Staff is very knowledgeable about the items they…read moresell. Tons of antiques to explore and lots of smaller items easy to transport. Worth stopping or driving out of your way to visit. Check and make sure it's open.

I walked in this "Antique Mall" from the upper level, it's a little smaller than the basement level…read moreit also seems the items upstairs is of higher quality. The staff was loading furniture in the parking lot when we entered the shop and I think we were half through the lower level before we met the nice lady sitting at the register. This place is huge and filled with everything under the sun - the downside to that is there is no standard here the owners it seems will allow just about anything in the booths - I actually found a fairly new "Instant Pot" with no box priced at $72, now for me that makes this antique store a little more of a thrift store and is a total turn-off. I'm not saying there aren't any treasures here I'm just stating the merchandise is all over the place. There's a lot to see here but the quality downstairs is all over the place. I tend to lose interest when a shop get too garage saleeeeee. The staff was friendly and the prices seemed to be inline with the condition and quality I'd definitely return for a quick walk through but not my favorite in Dillard by any means...

About as good an antiques mall as I've seen in quite a while. So many booths with interesting…read morestuff. Being an engineer, I was particularly impressed with the collections of old tools and instruments - including a lot of old electric/electronic devices - I found on the top floor. Some on the bottom floor, too. The whole place has good stuff. Cheap? No, not really. But a lot of the prices were near what I'd being willing to pay if I were more in a buying mood. Still, we did buy a couple of items. Do stop in if you're in town. Recommended.