I absolutely LOVE this store! I could spend hours, and still not see everything! I found so many…read morereally cool items. And the workers are so very nice and helpful. I need a new dresser.. Was gonna buy a new one, and then, I thought of Annette 's Treasures! I saw several nice dressers in the store. I want shopping for one at the time, but I know where I'm going to check first, before I buy a new one. Annette's Treasures!!! Can't wait! They have many items that I'm sure are priceless!

Annette's Treasures is a friendly, clean and spacious place where you can literally find…read more"treasures". Lots of vendors and a friendly owner. Annette's treasures is close to downtown Marion, Indiana.

Friendly staff and great selection. Several vendors display mostly antiques and vintage items. I…read morefound the prices to be reasonable. For instance, there was a reproduction enamel cake carrier that was. Rand new and had all its paperwork. I looked it up and on line the prices varied from 29-44$. The price at this place was only 18$. Depression and Perez, baskets and lace doilies, lots of vintage Jewlery and fun things like hats. A couple of rooms filled with "boy toys" . Lots to see and admire, but not over crowded and filled with Junk. Will def visit next time I'm in town.

Very well displayed large pole building with some great primitive pieces. Nice antiques at a $$$…read moreprice. The displays are very nice and there is a lot to look at but to pricey for me. Nice aesthetic on outside of building. Small amount of architectural salvage also

This antique store is alright. It's pretty big inside. Some booth spaces as well. Most items were…read morereasonably priced. Some not so much. I was greeted right away but also told they were closing soon when I barely had a foot in the door. They're serious about closing time and are not especially friendly. Not everything on the floor was for sale. I may or may not return. Good location if you're coming from out of town. A positive was that it was actually open at all. So many antique stores all over I have encountered for decades do not have regular hours. Many shops in Peru no matter the type have strange hours or are not open at all. This town rolls the sidewalks up between 3 and 5 PM. I'd operate during evenings and on Sundays if it were me.

What an incredible consignment store with antiques, homemade, and even thrift items! I go weekly…read morebecause there are always new things! The staff are friendly and go the "extra mile" to help you out whether you are looking for something special or need help carrying something to your vehicle. Enjoy a hot cup of coffee and chat with other shoppers, or staff because you will be there a while - the place is huge! I have purchased honey, a pasta machine, figurines, sewing patterns, children's toys, books - I could go on about the furniture, appliances, or clothing but you get the idea - something for everyone!

This is a fun shop to browse in. More importantly, the owners are absolutely lovely people. I…read morecalled to order a gift for Christmas for my boyfriend which he had talked about from when we were last in the shop. It arrived in a lovely wrapped box with a handwritten thank you note. Absolutely above and beyond personal service. We will make the drive back up very soon!

This is one of those small (2 room) shops that is filled from floor to ceiling with antiques and…read morevintage items. I literally made two passes through the store just to make sure I didn't miss anything. The woman who was running the store was seated at a counter at the back of the first room. She greeted me and let me know she would gladly answer any questions, but I was free to browse on my own. To the right of her location, the doorway led to a second, probably smaller room in the back. It was filled with more seasonal items and some sports memorabilia. I also found a grouping of jewelry, glassware, paintings, and even some globes in the front room. Clothing was limited, but available. This is a place to stop by if you are looking for something unique or specific. Just realize that it is a small shop so you may not be successful. At least it doesn't take too long to wander through...even twice. Review #3731

Happened to be up in Denver for a family gathering and drove to Logan on the way home…read more The building is beautiful outside. The interior is very well laid out. They have some very beautiful items. Lots of architectural items and hardware for older homes.

Great private dealer on the bottom level of their Victorian era home. Owners are very friendly and…read moremore than willing to talk about the beautiful pieces they have in the store. They not only deal in post era furniture but they do reupholstering and home interior design. The pieces they have for sale in their shop are exquisite and worth stopping into to take a look and get a short history lesson They are extremely knowledgeable on where the items they picked up came from and the history behind it. This shop is in a small town but easy to find and very welcoming. There is street parking and the street isn't busy so walking across it won't get you stressed from traffic. They had other places to recommend going as well if it's a day of antiquing for you I recommend stopping in and saying hello. You'll be surprised at the different offerings they have in the store. A must stop shop in logansport.

I didn't know there was an antique shop here when I saw a bunch of stuff sitting on the sidewalk,…read morebut sure enough there is a shop featuring mostly vintage housewares and collectibles. The independently owned shop sits behind the courthouse in Tipton, where there is free street parking and a public lot nearby. The shop is long and narrow with booths and cases filled with everything from glassware to Santa blow molds. It's the kind of stuff you'd expect to see in a small Midwest town. The building was dark inside, making it difficult to see details. Prices were pretty high, I thought. I didn't pick up anything, today, though tempted. The owner was sitting outside, greeting customers, while his wife was busy cleaning and organizing merchandise inside.

Cutest little antique shop. Has a great variety of items and price ranges to choose from. Great…read moreplace to pick up gifts for friends.

Owners were very friendly and helpful. Nice clean shop with a variety of items. We found a…read morenice frame with a beautiful picture to add to our collection. If you are in the area this is a very nice shop to visit.

When coming to Marion, stop at Jeanette's Buy, Sell, and Trade Flea Market. I adore this little gem…read morein my city. Everything is CLEAN and the aisles are easy to walk through, booths are easy to browse, and the owners are so courteous and all around great people. Jeanette's carries everything from furniture items, antiques, Avon, fishing poles/lures, textiles,and many other great items to peruse. It may not be a big place but it is better than any other around here. Plus they offer coffee while you shop for a small donation. Who could turn that down?

This has been renamed wally & linz flea market lots of toys and toy collectibles not alot of…read moreantiques