Gilchrist & Gilchrist Antiques is located in an old house on Bransford Ave. The woman working…read morethere was very friendly and polite, and said that all of the furniture and decorations there are antique, except for some of the lamps. In additon to furniture, really old-looking religious paintings, plain and printed linens, and pillows, they have a huge selection of aromatic designer products: soap, candles, shampoo, lotion, etc. Gilchrist & Gilchrist is a high-end antique shop with a definite aesthetic: almost everything in the store is white or beige, reminding me of a beach house or a Victorian era child's room. It isn't really my style, but some of my more domestic and traditional friends would enjoy looking around this store.

What an enchanting little shop! Perfect for shabby chic and the scented candles are extraordinary!read more

This is the coolest salvage store I have ever been to! The selection of fireplace mantels, doors,…read moreand church windows is impressive. They have a large selection of very special pieces, from columns and railings to light fixtures and decor. Very friendly staff.

Preservation Station sits on 8th Avenue just south of downtown and is bursting at the seams with…read moreantique architectural furnishings and fittings, so much so that even the parking lot has doors, tubs, sinks, windows, etc...in it! This place is filled from floor to ceiling, no embellishment, with doors, windows, mantels, hardware, door knobs, lights, handles, cabinets and other items. While majority of the items were aged quite a bit, it did appear that they had some new build doors and such if that is what you are after. Honestly, I think 50% of the inventory is doors of some variety, and I wasn't mad it! It is such a cool space to wander around for a bit. We stopped by looking for antique furniture and while they have a few pieces, that is not what this place is about. Even though we didn't find what we were after, it was cool to wander up and down the hallways and through the maze of rooms scoping out the goods...we really loved some of the windows and lights they have hanging around. Some absolutely beautiful, and pricey, finds that I could see absolutely making a space! The staff was pleasant and friendly, she greeted us when we were walking around and again as we were leaving. Overall, I could see the need and popularity of a place like this, especially when it comes to remodeling, replacing or upgrading a space.

I love this place!!! hometown owners that are super nice. Great selection of cool antiques and…read morereally good prices.. DON'T MISS THIS PLACE!! THE HOUSE ALONE IS WORTH THE LOOK!! I will be back as often as I can..Lisa Deslatte

First timer! Couple floors of collectibles. Etc Pleasant…read morehusband & wife owners . Both greeted Me with a warm welcome . Bought 2 items . I will be back to check it out again !

Hail is the only oddities store I know of in the Metro Nashville area (if you know another, let me…read moreknow). And there is a lot of odd stuff in here. A mixture of occult, medical equipment and goth types of goods, with a touch of taxidermy. The star of the show, to me, is the taxidermy room. Not something I would purchase, but fun to look at. The first time I came, there was a racoon they called rocket that looked like he was flipping people off with both hands (Guardians of the Galaxy?). This time, we opted to go into the museum as a two-4-one ($5/person normally) - a benefit of conversing with people? Back here are some items that they can't sell due to regulations, as well as some oddities they would not want to part with. There is also a collection from Jason Marsden, including his death mask and a few items from the movie Mars Attacks. I find myself drawn to this store each time I am over here. While some of the collection is fairly static, there is always something new and weird to find.

What a neat store! Definitely check it out if you are in the area! Lots of really interesting stuff…read moreand a fun store to walk through.

They are gone! The store was emptied out and no sign to indicate if they had moved again. Very…read moresad...

Happened upon this place one day unexpectedly. Great prices and little treasures found. Hope it…read morestays a secret just for me!

Hidden treasure for a great vinyl selection. Owner said we're a record store with other junk we…read moresell. He was super knowledgeable about all aspects of records as well as music history. Greatvspeaking w/ him! Wife and daughter loved looking around while I searched through the vinyl. From Pink Floyd original masters to other hard to find records, they have it. About a 40 minute drive from downtown Nashville, but well worth the trip. If you're in the area and looking for a great record store, this is definitely a place to check out. Thanks again.

This place is amazing, such great finds and great prices! We spent an hour talking to one of the…read moreowners and he was so friendly and kind, and we got some amazing vinyl records!! Highly recommend, especially for music lovers/vinyl collectors. Had a huge room full of records, and it was the most organized collection I've ever seen.

Loved this antique shop in an old house. I attended the Antique and Garden show at Music City…read moreCenter and stopped in Franklin to pick up a light I saw hanging in the show booth. Interesting finds and some "masculine" treadures great for a man cave. We will be back! Thank you for taking the light off the ceiling for me!

By far one of my favorite antique stores to visit in franklin. Nustled into the other antique…read morestores off of Margin, this one provides a treasure very time I visit. Well worth the visit.

Fine Offerings shares a building with Modern Classic, and while it looks relatively small from…read moreoutside, it actually extends much farther back than I'd anticipated. The store is full of ancient furniture as well as old oil paintings, busts, trinkets, muskets, dining tables and more. The lady that ran the shop was very nice, and she had her baby with her. After visiting as many antique shops as I've been two in the past few weeks, they were all beginning to look identical to me. Fine Offerings, however, has a lot more unique items than many of the places in the 8th South area. It's odd just how many old oil paintings of funny-looking children there are out there, and it seems like this place has a lot of them. Like most antique shops, the prices at Fine Offerings are a bit steep, but the selection and sheer variety of priceless old knickknacks are very impressive. From old rocking horses to ancient fishing lures and battle muskets, Fine Offerings really does have authentically old stuff. I typically can't bring myself to buy such things (as neat as I think they are), but I found myself looking at a beautiful old oil painting of a sheep dog for a long time. Unfortunately, I just didn't have $115 to spend. Anyhow, Fine Offerings is probably the neatest antique shop I've come across in the area (unless you count Pre to Post Modern...but that's not really an antique place).

I have two words for you: plaid dressers. It's true, for only $6,400 you can have you very own set…read moreof red plaid-covered bureaus and dressers. Most of the tables, chairs, and screens in Fine Offering are very ornate and old-fashioned. But they have a few good finds for people who appreciate odd relics from the past: a set of framed wax envelope seals, a wooden grandfather clock, and baskets full of old photos and product labels ($3 each).