This might be the largest of the malls of vintage items and collectibles off the highway in…read moreChouteau. It's the same format as all of them. Assorted vendors with booths selling their wares. The booths are manned for the most part. There were a few booth renters there the day I was in. They were re-arranging their merchandise to freshen-up their spaces for maximized sales. All sales are made at one central cash wrap area up front. The place is laid out in an organized manner. There were some bargains to be had if you know your stuff. I am almost certain re-sellers on eBay or Etsy would have a difficult time finding much to resell because average prices on things were already inflated. Nonetheless, if you are looking to finish out your personal collection or simply enjoy browsing, this will provide at least an hour or more of fun.

Drove several hours from Springfield MO to Pryor to check out antique shops with the wife. This one…read morewas by far the best out of all the shops in town. Definitely the largest shop, and well stocked with all manner of magical memories to remind you what it's like to be a kid in a candy store again. Save a few hours to spend walking through here, but don't break the bank to do it because everything is pretty reasonable priced.

This is a very cute antique store. Trendier than most. The ladies at the counter were nice. Kind of…read morepricey. But I'd stop by again in the future.

In a line of these vintage malls along the highway in Chouteau, this one is clean and well-lit…read more It's a nice size but not overwhelming to go through. Like many of them, it has individually rented booths that each vendor has set-up their own little shop. Merchandise varies from booth to booth. There are vintage and retro pieces as well as a few new items. Even some homemade candies like fudge and brittle. Parking available.

Mostly new merchandise. Some vintage pieces…read more It is one of many vintage and/or retro businesses on the highway in Chouteau, OK. Junk and Disorderly was clean and well lit. It had a/c on a hot day which made it more comfortable to look at the different booths. There were a few vintage pieces throughout the building that were a good buy. Depends on what you collect. However, there was more new stuff than I like to see at a flea market. Parking available.

An eclectic mix of fun things entertained my cousin and me for hours. Dwayne's knowledgeable and…read morefriendly. Reasonably priced.

So I said to the lady up front, " I just wanted to point out what was in one of the stalls back…read morethere." (Showed her the pic) She says, "I don't care." I say "you realize this is going to make people uncomfortable?" She says, "her name's Kelly, and I don't care what she puts in her stall." So then I say, "well why 3 Ks, not 2 or 5?" She just says "I don't care who is offended by it." Then they turn around and accuse my partner and I of stealing pickles we purchased across the street.

I saw this across the street from the Amish deli and stopped in. A lot of nice booths.read more

Technically antiques are classified as an antique if they are 100 years and older. Not sure how…read moremany actual antiques are in this building but it's merchandised well and it's clean. There wasn't a tremendous amount of items for sale in this place as there is sometimes in these types of stores. This is one of several vintage stores along highway 69 in Chouteau. The woman working was polite and friendly. Prices were on the higher side. There were a couple of bargains if you took your time to sift through the stuff. There is a back room of merchandise that is in a hodgepodge manner. It's not air conditioned so you have to look fast on a hot day. Open Wednesday through Saturday till 5pm. Parking available.

Had a nice brush with nostalgia while here. The shop owner was very helpful with giving some…read moreinsight and what-abouts in things I was looking for. We have drove by here many of times while on 69 highway. We did find a few of collectible items. There is a Native American booth and a lot of things that caught my attention. This was a fun visit. We definitely will be back. Thank you Daisy Mayes!!

It's a pretty small store, cute and very clean. Not full of random junk but we didn't really find…read moreanything we needed here either. It only took us about fifteen minutes to go through the whole store.

The absolute worst shopping experience ever!! Not honest with shoppers, threw her employee under…read morethe bus when something went wrong. Deceiving when she commented that she would check with the vendor on a price, then turned out she WAS the vendor!! Good grief don't subject yourself. Instead, head over directly to Cherrie's antique store, next door!! The owner there was amazing, helpful, straight up honest if he knew or didn't know about an item. How refreshing!! I won't ever get back the five minutes wasted at Farmhouse back, but Cherries more than made up for it!! Can't wait to go back to Cherrie's!!

Anyone thinking about furnishing, or redecorating, a home should make Taylor's Treasures at 101st…read moreand Sheridan in Tulsa, OK, the first stop in their search for furniture and decor. While it deals with consignment and estate sale items, you would hardly believe it if you saw the large variety and superior quality of the items on their showroom floor. I've been shopping estate sales for a long time and I never saw this amount of quality "consignment" furniture in any one place before. The only thing more surprising than the quality of these items is their prices. I purchased a "new" couch for my home from Taylor's Treasures and am amazed at it's original quality and overall condition. It was sold at a VERY reasonable price which was lower or comparable to the price of many much lesser quality "new" couches found in stores. Taylor's Treasures, a family owned and locally run business, also does their own delivery and so can charge much less than the going rate.

Very very expensive! Old fashion stuff! If you like being greeted at the door you'll be…read moredisappointed! There were only two people in the store and the guy working in the store didn't greet or say comeI al

Quite professional, the clerk was pleasant and extremely knowledgeable about clocks and watches…read more It's a family owned business and everybody works in the business and the shop itself. The shop is stunningly gorgeous with different clocks & period pieces. It was awesome. Needless to say I dropped off a piece to be repaired.

I tool my husband's small English mantel clock that was a gift to his parents when they were…read moremarried. The clock is about 112 yrs old. Grandfather's Clock gave me a price estimate plus repair time estimate. The clock was repair on time & at estimate price. I do highly recommend. Ann christie