One of my all time favorite stops every time we come through La Grange. I love that you can find…read morethings ranging from $1 on up to higher end antiques and collectibles. I always find a treasure!

I wish I lived closer so I could stop by more regularly. Immediately upon walking through their…read moredoors it's a feast for your eyes. Come here when you're looking for a specific furniture piece or decor item. Come here when you don't need anything at all because its beautiful and you'll be inspired for sure. My sister is an interior designer and Old World Antieks always puts a smile on her face. The separate warehouse section to the left of the building that has all the doors and windows is like walking through heaven. Doors and windows of every possible shape and size, doors that you wish opened to Narnia, doors that you wish you could fit in your house. Every time I stop in the staff is incredibly friendly. I've purchased two hats from here over the course of a couple years - the second because my boyfriend wore the first out. I'm always planning another trip!

Their store is filled with beautiful and unusual things but unfortunately one of their sourced…read moreitems from a seller in India does not hold up and last beyond 2.5 years despite infrequent use. My mother purchased a beautiful wooden kitchen island with a marble top and leather woven stools for her home. She came home one day to find the marble countertop side trim pieces shattered on the floor. This kitchen island is now dangerous with sharp edges exposing that the marble countertop is less than a 1/2 inch thick. The owner was unwilling to give her any accommodation or good will gesture to rectify this defective piece. I was told to sand the sharp edges to prevent injury to my mother's aged thin skin. I guess you get what you pay for as this was a reasonably priced solution for her kitchen and now it's dangerous and unsightly.

This antique store is pretty large and has a decent sized area to explore. There is one area that…read morelooks more like home decor than antiques and the prices are sometimes a bit too much. I found some cookie cutters but the prices were offputting. It's a fun place to check out but for me I didn't find much.

I shop a lot of vintage and antique stores this place has a huge selection.nit is on. Pricey side…read more Fun to look around staff was nice, store is clean and has bathrooms.

This is the cutest shoppe! I loved wandering and taking in all the adorable items. The mother…read moredaughter owners are so sweet! I'll make a special trip from Bastrop to see all the new items! I endulged in a few holiday decor items but can't wait to "drop in" again VERY SOON!

Such a fun gift shop! Filled with home decor, antiques, jewelry, and clothes! I love everything…read moreabout this place! The ladies working in here are also extremely kind and friendly! Can't wait to be back!

Very friendly owners, gave us a lot of information about the upcoming antique fairs. They have…read morethree beautiful barns FULL of antiques! Bring your checkbook, these antiques are pricey but tons of selection, you're sure to find something you can't live without! We would love to come back for the 22 miles of antique shopping when it's the season!

Wonderful, family owned business. Great collection of beautiful pieces. The owners are very…read moreinviting and knowledgeable! We came through on Monday and this was one of the only places open- but we were lucky to have the chance to explore! Highly recommend!

A few friends and I were in Weimar, Texas and wanted to go antique shopping! We found this little…read moregem, and LOVED talking to the shop owner. She was welcoming, super sweet and has great pricing on items. My friends found some beautiful depression glassware. They have everything from glassware, dinnerware, jewelry, picture frames, etc. Definitely check it out!

I always find something fun here. The inventory is constantly changing. And you can't beat the…read morefriendly service!

While in the area we decided to check this place out. When we got there it was empty but filled up…read morepretty quickly with other shoppers. They have a wide range of items from vintage radios, clothing, dolls and furniture. I found a book and my friend found some figurines. The prices were fair and while it's not a very large store, there are some good things to be found here. The staff was friendly. Parking is along the side.

Came looking for drawers. Originally last Saturday we picked 2 bookshelves that were decent because…read moreI haven't been able to find a good set of drawers I like. Took one home that day and came back to the second on Friday (they had to take merchandise off the shelves we purchased). Long story, but after the shelves were empty I didn't like the piece. So I went looking for a different option in the store. We happened to find a beautiful bureau hidden under some things. It was perfect and for a decent price!! They have a ton of things here. Totally worth a stop.

10.21.25 Came here with my friends on a girl trip there was…read moretons to look at in here, but my goodness it was so hot . It was probably 90° outside and i110 inside the store. I felt really bad for the ladies working there because it was unbearable. I plan on coming back to visit this location when the weather is cooler.. If you're looking for China sets, they have a lot to pick from .

Great customer service. They were very helpful and kind. Reasonable prices and underrated in the…read moreRound Top market.

This place is full of unusual and hard to find antique hardware items, as well as a nice selection…read moreof doors, windows, sinks, and other architctural salvage. The only problem is that they are way overpriced. I guess if you just HAVE to have a matched period piece of something, it is worth it. Otherwise, you can get most reproduction pieces brand new for close to the same price. Still, it would still be worth coming out if you are looking for a doornob or hinge mate and can't find one on line. They probably have it here.

As a previous reviewer stated, the prices are a bit steep, however in my opinion the point is being…read moremissed on having new reproductions for the same cost. You can't reproduce history. We bought long leaf pine flooring that had been recovered from a house built in the 1850's. It was not tongue in groove, not the same thickness and had different colors of paint depending upon the area of the house it had been removed from. One of the coolest projects I have ever done. Sanding and joining the wood together. The wood had personality, unlike the boxed wood from Home Depot. After sanding and finishing, the floor was beautiful. We sold the house several years later and the wife loved the floor. It clinched the deal. Try getting that out of a Home Depot box.