Antiques Great…read morelittle store in downtown Lynchburg that has quite a decent collection of old items. I have passed the place many times while walking around and today I decided to see what they had beyond what they put out on the sidewalk. It is my kind of antique place: on the dark side, a bit musty smelling and jammed with old pieces of this or that scattered everywhere. We saw some very nice pieces that we will be back for but I managed to find a little something unexpected and the price was very reasonable. Prices in general seemed reasonable and I could have spent another hour in there. Very helpful woman working there - and not all up on you to purchase something. Overall a very good experience- give it a try. Parking on the street.

Worth a quick visit if you're antiquing in Lynchburg. Gentleman who ran the shop was very nice.read more

Antiques This place…read moreis sort of a large, open ground floor shop - the kind that they really do not build anymore -right on main street in downtown L-burg. There appear to be many small seller working under the roof and all of their wares are available in sections- but the sections are not really marked off - you just sort of see the style of the items change from one seller to the other. Overall a good place to browse and there were some very interesting items in there but it would depend on what you were looking for I suppose. Worth a walk through even if you need to kill a little time - you never know, you may find something that strikes your fancy. Give it a shot. Parking on the street

This place is addictive!!! It is like gambling....sometimes there is nothing worth having, but…read moremore often, there are beautiful old things, wanting to go home with you. Gilt-edge Haviland china, cut glass stemware, elegant, framed pictures, lamps, souvenirs from overseas travel, antique furniture.. Most recently, I bought four assorted old armchairs, priced at $8/$10 each!! There are also tables of seasonal decorative items, clothing, kitchen ware, books, with more waiting in boxes to be brought in from the porch. Go and get lucky!

Love this thrift shop! Front room of trinkets and frames and toys.. back room with kitchenware kids…read moreand clothes. Great prices! Dollar tees! Found a $70 perfume for $2

The store smells heavily of smoke. The only good thing about this store is it brought us to…read moreLexington which is cute and quaint.

Great shop, with a friendly, extremely knowledgeable owner. Interesting quality item at fair…read moreprices. I bought a couple items that I'm very happy with and would visit again in a heartbeat. I'm also really sensitive to tobacco smoke and it is not a problem.

Found this wonderful Thift Store going through Facebook. Very Helpful and friendly employees. One…read moreof the days I was there pulled my heart strings I overheard the manager talking to someone who was living in not a good situation she said let me make a call. She came back to the customer and said I talked to vice president, and she said your bill is all set for today. Not only do they care for Animals, but they make sure members of the community are cared for as well. The Manager Christine was so kind to make that happen it touched me how she truly cared deeply about the customer's that come in. I am adding this due to how someone has been saying unkind things about the shop and the manager, and I believe it's a personal attack because they know someone who just quit. The Shop is small but don't let that fool you they get many cute and wonderful things. I come in weekly and just love the place glad I found this little spot of heaven.

Very helpful and friendly. I donated because my local SPCA Thrift Shop in Nelson County is being…read moreforced to move and can't accept donations. Very nice store - well laid out - prices reasonable - with proceeds going to Amhurst County SPCA - Please come and support!!

I live in Charlottesville and found the Wooden Chair had a Whittier Wood desk and file cabinet set…read more$300 cheaper than the same set at the Whittier Wood dealer in C'ville. The Wooden Chair had it in stock and the C'ville dealer was going to make me wait 12 weeks. I found the staff very helpful and nice to deal with. They are not the type of folks that will give you a free coke, want to be your best friend and then overcharge you.

I have purchased furniture from the Wooden Chair many times! The furniture has been good quality…read moreand the customer service was always friendly!

Yesterday's Bazaar has a something for everyone as it has various vendors inside. Jewelry, books,…read moremusic, furniture, yard ornaments, kitchen wares and more.

Stumbled on to this place outside our hotel. Great selection of pottery and Jewelry. Perfect place…read morefor finding cool art and one of a kind gifts at a very reasonable prices. Bought gifts for friends and one for myself. Plan to return on my next visit. Do yourself a favor, if you're out shopping downtown, stop by this gem of a place

Oxide Pottery brings fancy, schmancy big-city pottery to little ol' downtown Lynchburg…read more This great, little local business is within easy walking distance of the Craddock Terry Hotel and the city market. But its proximity to other cool places is just the beginning. Oxide features works by three different potters and whether you like your clay to be fashioned in a way that is more modern or more traditional, they've got pottery for everyone. On a recent visit I browsed everything from plates, bowls, and vases to honey jars and shot glasses. They even had cute, little handmade gift tags for those of you (not me) who are generous enough to by something at Oxide for someone other than yourself. Even if pottery is not one of your everyday purchases, Oxide is worth a visit so you can see a truly amazing work of art that is literally built into the front wall of the store ... at first glance the front wall looks very white and clean but closer observation reveals that the wall features imprints of hundreds of items from the whimsical (small hearts and stars) to the everyday (scissors and wrenches). The wall, which looks like a freshly scrubbed fossil and covers the entire front of the store, was made by the owner - who must have the patience of a saint - by creating a mold of each item. After creating molds, he cast many, many objects and then literally covered the wall by piecing together the letters, objects, and shapes. This wall is truly the sum of its parts. The pottery is beautiful and the wall is a man-made wonder!