The sign on this business is 3 Strands Vintage Antique Mall. It is a very organized store with…read moredifferent booths thru out. They had a lot of people working helping everyone. There is also a little snack bar in the middle back wall and a eating area in the back corner of the store. A seating area also right behind the cashier area for those who need to sit down. They have shopping cart for people to use as well as hand held baskets. When it is busy, you have to bob and weave in and out of the booths so that they can get by when it is busy. Great parking and open 7 days a week.

Wife was looking for a table to put against the wall and heard of this cool little place to check…read moreout from some friends, needless to say we found what we were looking for at a very reasonable price and the service was better than anything you'd find on marketplace. Will definitely go back. I will post pictures soon.

Stopped into Beloved Bones Oddities while we were in the Paseo Art District. A unique little shop…read morewith a really cool mix of oddities, curiosities, and art you don't see everywhere. It's one of those places where you end up slowly making your way around because there's something interesting in every corner. A good stop if you like unusual finds.

Great beautiful little store! I wish I lived in here. I've been looking for an oddity/antique store…read morewith this vibe and I'm so glad to find one. Lots of very cool, unique pieces. The prices are reasonable, considering quality and uniqueness. They have a wide range of prices with little items as low as $1 and $5 and bigger things that are more expensive. Lots of bones (human and animal), old photos, and paper ephemera. There are antique medical items, jewelry, taxidermy, and clown stuff. They even had a victorian mourning bracelet made out of hair. Gross but awesome. The employees are friendly, too.

Pretty neat little place to go get your fill on junkie and old things…read more This is right off the highway, and near 2 other "junk stores" one of which is owned by the same people who own this one. The one next store is more expensive, but has nicer items. So what I find cool about this place, is its decor and items for the yard, porch, and garden. Metal arches, gazebos, metal animals, clay pots, macrame hanging baskets, garden gates, benches. All sorts of things! Some can be a little over priced, but never fear my fellow "junkies" you can haggle! There are so many hidden gems in this place. Walk in, find Native American decor, nascar, furniture, kids toys, books, old radios, washers, records, blankets, beauty supplies (it may be expired, but hey, DISCOUNT!), tvs, beds, couches, bikes. If it's random, you may find it here. It's really hard to tell you what they have, because it really changes. The store is big enough, be aware, the older women who works there, is the owner. She has eagle eyes and will follow you around. (Okay, that might be why I gave her four instead of five). They accept cash and credit cards. No checks- and cards have a minimum of 10$ charge. Overall, I like this place a lot!! It's cool to walk in and see what you'll find. It's pretty crowded, so if your in a wheelchair, or having to bring a kid in thats in a stroller, might have trouble getting around. Goods are hit and miss- good location. Overall great prices. Four stars!

This is my local "go to" place when I need something random around the house. They have every…read morecategory of stuff. All their items come from storage building auctions so like the other reviewer said it's hit or miss but when it's a hit it's a good one. Yes the older lady owns the place but I've never had her follow me around. Maybe that's because she considers me a regular! Today's great find was a multimeter for $45 that retails on Amazon for $120. And some Christmas lights that they plugged in at the corner to show me that they worked-before I even asked. What do they have? Books, arts and crafts, kitchen, knick knacks, holiday, tools, furniture, appliances, collectibles, garden decor, office, and tons of miscellaneous.

This is my favorite local antique shop! It is arranged so beautifully inside. Lots of different…read morevendors and little booths to look at. I love treasure hunting here and they always have new stuff every time I stop by. I also follow them on Facebook and Instagram and I LOVE they post new pictures almost daily of different stuff they have. I can't even count how many times I've spotted something on their Facebook page and had to hurry in to buy it! I think that's such a great way to promote vintage and antique sales. They are closed on Sundays and Mondays. Definitely check them out if you're in the Midwest City, OK area!

This is a multi vendor shop. I stopped in for the wife but didn't stay inside too long. I did…read morebrowse each area but didn't find anything for the fellas. It had a wide variety of nick-nacks and handmade as well as vintage stuff. I saw pillows, decorations, wall hangings, jewelry, kitchen wares, collectibles, and up-cycled furniture. If you like those items, check it out.

I swear this is one of my happy places and Decades NEVER disappoints. The selection is so amazing…read morethat I always find something. The prices are very reasonable. The folks who work here are always friendly and helpful. This is a must see every time we visit Edmond to see family. We will be back!

This place had so much range in items they were selling, so much fun to walk around and lots of…read morefurniture selections too!

I always find great hidden treasures here and the staff is always fantastic! Definitely recommended…read morefor thrifting!!

I purchased some children's items here and had a pleasant experience. I would return and think the…read morelocation is convenient with easy parking. I found some educational toys and the store seemed to have a lot of items.

Clean well laid out store with a good variety of items at reasonable prices. Well located - easy…read morein and out - well lite and new looking. Will definitely be back!

I wouldn't necessarily call this an "antique" store. There's an oddly sterile vibe in there. The…read moreregister area looks like the snack section at a gas station. Sure there's some old things for sale-- but it's also riddled with croc charms, spray painted rocks, Temu and Hobby Lobby resellers, and a terrible amount of AI art printed on things. Perhaps that's to be expected as the logo on the building appears to be AI itself. Prices were all over the place. Noticed a man following my friend and I around but he'd duck into another booth anytime we glanced his way. Overall, not a great experience.

LOVE this monthly sale of antiques and collectibles!…read more I have found Victorian hatpins, WWII medals, Schafer & Vater whiskey flasks, Civil War letters, and elk horn chandeliers here over the years. (Well, plus much, MUCH more!) I'm especially fond of the Red Wing cookie jar that I found for my dad here a couple of months back -- it's just like the one he grew up with and then accidentally broke in a move back in the late Eighties. (And yes, it tickled him to receive it as a gift so many years later.) The parking is good, but not exactly what I'd call generous. (I don't remember the last time that I was unable to find a parking space within twenty steps of the door, though, so no big whoop.) The warehouse is owned and operated by a small cooperative of local dealers, and the selection is both diverse and fun. Five Yelp stars!

This is an absolute gem that no one talks enough about. Lots of depression glass, antique books,…read morefurniture, lighting, etc. There are several different dealers in the building and they are all willing to make you a good deal. This is a store with genuine antiques and vintage items, none of that painted furniture or country chic decor that many other "antique" places have. This location is open only once a month and I've found them to advertise their hours on the estate sales websites. They are very lovely people!