Great place to start antique. Owners are great. Unique items. Can't wait to go back. new things being added all the time.

Spent a few days in Lakeside. Out of all the little shops-2 stood out. This store and Lakeside Antiques. Both had beautiful and rare collections of MCM/Vintage-Y2K things which made it hard to choose and the pricing I thought was fair. Great displays and just fun. Enjoy!! read more

Was in town visiting some friends and ended up stopping by here for a bit- honestly one of the best antique spots I've been to in a long time. Super well orginized compared to a lot of places that just feel packed with random stuff. Tons of vintage, design, records, art, and actually cool antiques you'd want in your house. Prices were fair and the staff was really friendly without hovering. Ended up leaving with way more than I planned to. Definitely worth checking out if you're anywhere near Harbor Country. read more

Hurts my heart to only give this spot 2 stars, but as someone who loves to support small and go to antique shops often, I feel this feedback is necessary. The girl at the desk was very sweet and these stars aren't for the staff I encountered and purely the shopping experience. This was my first time here in two years and I learned new ownership took over. I used to love coming here. Sadly it's now WAYYYY overpriced, not everything, definitely a few gorgeous pieces that are rare finds, but I literally found a basket that fit in my palm with the ORIGINAL Tag on it for $1.50 and it was being sold for $16 dollars... I could find that for 99 cents at goodwill. There are more examples I could give, but I think this one gets the point across. I spent about a full hour inside the Saugatuck Antique pavilion an hour north from here and spent $150 on easily 12 pieces (including almost all brass and a piece of furniture). Tons of vendors, quality antiques and fair prices. We did a lap for maybe 10 mins and I left with one tiny brass candlestick. Overall, what would make this place better is, more vendors, better price variety or just change the advertising outside saying "UPSCALE ANTIQUES AND AUCTION HOUSE". The old sign and outside vibes are misleading. Doesn't feel much like an antique mall anymore. read more

This is a smaller antique store, not really a mall. They had a selection of china, furniture, glassware, figurines, lamps, jewelry and other items. Prices were a bit higher than usual. We were in and out within 10-15 minutes. read more

Harbert Antique Mall - Antiques Near Me - Sawyer, Michigan

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One of the better vintage stores I've been to in a long time. Very awesome people working the day we stopped in. I thought that this place really offered a much wider array of different antique/unique items, sure you're going to see a lot of the same things as one does while vintage treasure hunting, but I saw so many different things that I'd never seen before, several items jumped out at me and I was wowed! I settled on the Retro record by an Israeli pop trio from the 70's... The minute I saw it I knew I had to have it...I love the cover art, it's going on a frame!! Totally stop in here! read more

Harbert Antique Mall - Antiques Near Me - Sawyer, Michigan

Not worth the time. Lots of knock offs!! Fake Louis Vuitton for 1000's of $$$!!!! Messy. Disorganized. Unfriendly staff. My hotel recommended this place. I will be advising them to reconsider. read more

New owners have thrown out many of the old dealers. Not the same place it used to be. read more

They let me bring my puppy in so she didn't have to sit in the summer heat and they treated her wonderfully... not that I would bring your pets here but we had a great time read more

What a fun treasure hunt. I went in for a keepsake box and left w lots of treasures from a unique vintage purse to a beautiful tiger eye necklace and 3 box options to share. My son got baseball cards and my daughter scored too. read more

Not bad and certainly better than some other local "Antique Malls" in the area. If you are there stop in and look around. I would not drive any distance to see this but it is better than nothing. Maybe we are just spoiled by some of the HUGE malls we have been to but when you look at the amount of 'stuff' they have piled outside it leads to you believe that it is more of a dumping ground than Antique Mall. read more

Harbert Antique Mall - Antiques Near Me - Sawyer, Michigan

Sometimes you just have to give the scary looking places a shot (unless you like the scary places like I do). As I was walking up someone said "this places looks like a dump". Huge gravel parking lot, side barn with stuff that seemed to be just thrown into and the building itself looks to be falling down. Once inside though, super friendly/ quirky staff, prices don't make any sense (some really low and some really high), and the selection is fast. I was impressed, this is one of those bigger on the inside kind of thing. I found all kinds of stuff for gifts and maybe a few things for myself. Plus a lot of... what the?? I would come back. read more

File this one under "don't bother." A lot of newer paintings and costume jewelry. Not much to look at, not a lot of actual antiques. We walked through in about 10 minutes. read more

You wouldn't think this place would have the depth it does, as you pull into the parking lot. But be warned: it's huge. With a huge selection, too. Plenty of stocked booths (and no empty booths or dead space in the place), with items ranging from giant water buffalo taxidermy to art deco jewelry. Definitely worth a stop if you're doing the Union Pier, Lakeside, New Buffalo antique route. Oh -- and the owners are very friendly! Not pretentious at. all. I even asked them about booth space and they were helpful and inviting. read more

Used to love going here and will return again, I'm sure, but went today and felt the selection was a little picked over than previous visits. It's rare for me to leave without picking something up, but I've struck out the last few times. Nice people working there. read more

Huge variety, fair prices. Bought a 1971 version of Diplomacy, and a goofy 1940s comic dictionary for $35 total. Best place in 10mi radius.

Sometimes I will be at home, and I see a space, and picture something in it, say a nice antique shelf for a corner of the kitchen. All I have to do is make a trip to this antique mall, and I will find it. I've bought something I needed or visualized, or always wanted here, because the inventory is incredible, the variety is impressive, and the prices are always good. I have even re-sold items in the city to dealers here and made out quite well. The antiques are not the "fancy" variety, for the most part. They are more rustic, collectible and eclectic collections from many different dealers. If you want to haggle, the staff will gladly call the dealer to convey your offer. And most of the time, it works. I've purchased kitchen items, oil lamps, chairs, benches, and a great living room chair. I never spent more than $65.00. Plan on spending an hour or two (depending on how anal an antiques buff you are.) read more

I visited Harbert Antique Mall when on a recent trip because of the two reviews that were posted in 2009. Perhaps it has gone downhill since then but I found it to be a dump! It was dingy, dirty and filled with what appeared to be cast offs from the 60's and 70's mixed in with a couple of earlier period pieces. If you're a shopper who enjoys digging in disheveled, dusty spaces, this would be the place for you. But if you prefer to leisurely browse through pleasant displays of well loved pieces from yesteryear, forget about this place. read more

Found a couple small things that made the visit worthwhile but was not overwhelmed with inventory and thought the prices were high.

A huge conglomerate of items at reasonable or negotiable prices. Friendly and knowledgable staff.