Cute selection of trinkets. It is nice to just walk around and look at everything thereread more

Don't pass The Pickled Past! What an inviting treat for the eyes that goes easy on the wallet!…read moreThis antique/ thrift/craft store is brimming with deals and unique items! There are several buildings and little sheds to shop in! It was hot in the smaller out buildings, no a/c and we went in the summer - but the main store is cool!! All of the sheds are decorated with big, whimsical iron and tin flowers, butterflies, and other garden treasures! Great décor for your garage, front door, fence or anywhere you want a touch of whimsy! One of the buildings had everything 30% off and we found some tins, jewelry, dish ware, and tea things for a bargain price! Several vendors have handmade crafts and jewelry as well as candles and local honey. The porches runneth over with furniture, vintage tools, bird baths and outdoor garden items and more!! The owner, Theresa, was a doll! She was welcoming and personable. This is a must stop shop!

We came here just in the "nick" of time! If you're a Stevie Nicks fan, you found your Mecca! And…read moreprimitive, country, antique wares!! I love this shop and whenever I'm in the area, I have to stop and check it out! I've bought some cool black "Stevie" top hats here, the most amazing jean jacket that was all deck out (I get tons of compliments on it), and also lots of home décor! The boot selection is awesome! Such fun funky items! The ladies here are super helpful and friendly! The prices might seem high, but for the uniqueness of the clothing and other cool stuff, it's worth it!!

This isn't really an antique store, although they do have some. If you go knowing that, then you…read morewon't be disappointed. What they do, they do very well--country home stuff, painted furniture, and everything is displayed well. Lots of potpourri, candles, soup mixes, Halloween and fall decor, cowboy boots, furniture, curtains. ALL. THINGS. COUNTRY. Make sure you see everything... just when you think you have, there's another room of stuff. They even have a room dedicated to Stevie Nicks.

Sophisticated, curated American antiques. This family business has buildings of restored period…read moreantiques. A delight to visit.

Too expensive for my blood, but maybe not yours! Occasionally you may spy a bargain! Classic…read moreantique pieces for the discriminating taste. Beautiful furniture, décor, lamps, artwork, rugs and so much more. Many gorgeous Asian inspired vases, plates, urns and planters. The rooms are aesthetically pleasing, perfectly appointed, like walking back in time. I loved the wooden cupboards, the corner cupboards and all the dining room tables. I am drawn to marble top tables (I have one at home) and they have a several in the shop. I also collect pewter, and they offer a nice selection of candlesticks, serving ware and more! The inventory of mirrors, brass pieces, and glassware is something to see! The people here are helpful and knowledgeable, feel free to pick their brains! They know antiques and history! But more than sales, they offer restoration, repair and appraising services too. For fine quality, immaculately designed antiques, this place is worth walking through the Gates!

The owner, Jesse, is extremely rude and unprofessional. He's foul mouthed and doesnt know what a…read morefire lane is

I had to update this review because the folks here are super friendly and helpful! The prices are…read moremuch better than previously reviews! One booth had a 35% off sale! Come by and take a peek!!

This cool vintage shop in Amelia is chock full of funky treasures! The aisles are tight, but we had…read morefun meandering through them looking at antiques and oddities. There were some vintage clothes, jewelry and handbags, as well as Knick-knacks, paintings, war memorabilia, books, glassware, and furnishings. The store stocked quite a huge collection of antique clocks which were pretty fascinating! The prices ranged from $1 to several hundred depending on your pocketbook! It's refreshing to walk into a vintage store and be able to spend just a few dollars! They are not taking advantage of their customers here! The owner, Jerry, welcomed us with a bellowing greeting! He was personable and helpful. We found some gems here and there and would love to come back "now & then"!!

Everything here was so cool! So many beautiful antiques to choose from! This is definitely a…read moredestination for people to love to shop for antiques! I did not see many things that I would not have loved to have!

Lots of ancient stuff! Plates, and teapots, and teacups, oh my! There's a lot to see, but the place…read moreis dirty and dusty. Think Miss Havisham from Great Expectations... so keep your expectations low. There's years and years of thick dust accumulated on furniture, rugs, lamps, dish ware... on every inch of this place. It was hot in there too... with the oppressive heat and the dust, my throat started to get dry and itchy. It's pretty cluttered, although some of the displays are nice, so you may spot a deal or two! You'll even find dead spiders in many of the glasses, bowls and vases, score! Lol! Jk. A 96 year old man runs this shop and he's quite an antique himself. He's a little out of touch with how much these antiques are worth... but he will haggle with you a bit. We actually had to help him tally up our total because he's somewhat scattered. He's a pleasant old gent though. We found some cool depression glass, however, several pieces were chipped so look carefully. There were many nice China patterns available, but most of his prices were too high. One of the plates my friend bought broke into several pieces on the trip home, so buyer beware. Outside was a hot mess... rickety garden chairs and tattered pottery strewn hither and thither, and junk piled up on shelves. All in all, this old curiosity shop may be worth a peek if you can stand the dust, but it's not a spot I'd frequent.

If you're into true antiques... stuff 1940 and before, then you'd love this place. There's TONS of…read morefurniture. The store is much larger than it appears from the outside. Very few pieces have actual prices on them, but some do. Not cheap! Careful... you might wake the owner! :-)

Stopped by this past weekend and I am happy I did. This place is amazing and I will definitely come…read moreback every time I come back to Santa Fe. Their selection is phenomenal and very high quality. I could not believe I was able to buy the items I did. I feel very lucky and fortunate to have found this place.

Moving here a year ago we were eager to find a few special pieces of antique furniture for our…read morehome. We love shopping at House of Ancestors! The owners have a great eye and mix vintage furniture and decor from Europe, New Mexico and South America. This store should be on anyone's "must see" list. Be sure and note their new location.

If you're into antiques and wondering through antique malls this is a great way to kill several…read morehours. I found the prices at most booths to be on the higher side of normal but I still found a couple good deals. Particularly wide selection of concrete yard pieces and statuary.

Excellent antique mall. The place is absolutely massive with many little coves and rooms to…read moreexplore. Shockingly this place is extremely clean. Which is almost rare with antique malls. I expected the prices would be outrageous as a result but were mostly fair in each and every booth. Would recommend

If you collect records check out TOP TO BOTTOM RECORDS booth!…read more This place is HUGE lots of good deals specifically on vinyl records Great shop!

Service was ridiculous I've shopped in this building specifically my entire life never have a I…read moreever had an issue but here recently I was profiled and followed throughout while shopping mind you I've NEVER STOLEN or from anywhere for that matter I used to be a regular here until I moved to the beach upon moving back I chose to visit and bring a friend I've brought lots of business for years they don't even know I'm a collector and always looking for new pieces I don't not resell or any of that I spotted an unpriced item I took it to the counter I asked the woman if it was possible to do a price check the man aside her the one that was specifically following me prior decided to put his two cents in...there was no direct business with seller he was sitting in the side making it his personal business to involve himself with the deal so at this point I would've bought it but because he was so ignorant and persistent I didn't want to give them anymore business is especially since I had already started checking out NEVER AGAIN it's not even all that great just one of the few options in this area lesson learned if they look ignorant they are just like if I'm a minority he assumes I'm a thief