They open at 10 am, Thursday-Saturday. Run by a retired military couple who are fantastic to deal…read morewith. Realistic prices and very kind. Beautiful antique furniture with a sprinkling of fascinating old "stuff," like tools, etc. Highly recommend Ed and open in the pandemic.

This business (at least at this location) has closed. Dropped by today (Sunday, 5/5/2019) and…read moreappears to be vacant.

I was so excited to come here when I passed by the building in the beginning of the week. I met…read more Michael the owner who is an outstanding artist on his own and even has one front area specifically for his artwork. I also met Mike's mom and dad and their rescue Chihuahua Mia. Her tongue hangs out of the side of her mouth..so cute. Miss Sarah Mike's mom invited me for holiday dinners that she makes on a roped off section of this gigantic brick building..how sweet she is such a nice southern bell. The building used to be a feed store. The interior is amazing with cedar plank vaulted ceilings and cedar floors. I called ahead of time to make sure they were open and told Michael I was a MCM (mid century modern) enthusiast. He assured me there were a few mcm pieces I just had to see. I fell in love with the Herman Miller fiberglass chairs. They are signed chairs which to me increases their value and authenticity. They aren't for everyone BUT if you are a true mid century lover these chairs are the bomb!!!! I walked from section to section admiring antiques and some really gorgeous spiny coral necklaces as well as grandfather chiming clocks and beautiful China sets and velvet antique chairs and oriental rugs. If you know me one thing is I can not pass up an antique store. I've been antiquing since the 80s. If you are ever in the area make sure to pop in and tell them Nancy from florida sent you. I am sure they will treat you like family as they did me. I'll be back..i have to have those herman Miller chairs..now How to ship them back to florida is gonna be another story..but I'll manage somehow.

This is such a cool spot for the history lover. We stopped…read moreby today during our visit with family. We are from Atlanta and this place hit a sweet spot for my history enthusiast (8 yr old). We weren't aware but an appointment is desired by phone or email. Luckily the owner was there and let us take a peak. It really is cool! WW II, Vietnam, OIF/OEF items. The boys were very respectful of the items and enjoyed snooping around. What made my heart melt is that the owner gave my son a WW II book and even my youngest a book on D Day. This sweet gesture made their day! They both snuggled up with Grandpa to read their books this evening. I highly recommend popping in.

Love this store! Don't let the outside fool you. Great kitchen towels and pot holders! Love the…read moretable runners and placemats! Bath towels are awesome! We even bought our bedding set here! Definitely a must go place! Oh and the rugs! Love them!

Amazing store with a lot of great finds. It's worth stopping by if your in the area. The last staff…read morewas really friendly.

Looking for "one of kind"gift??? This would be the place to look. They have a lot to look from…read more Prices range from inexpensive to some very nice items. Be sure and check them out.

The custom furniture and art made from scuba salvaged old growth pine was gorgeous. Alec was…read moreclearly passionate about the recovery process and took the time to explain everything to us. Additionally, he's done a fantastic job curating a collection of art from local artists and craftsmen to complement the salvage efforts. Will recommend to family and friends.

This business lists themselves as open for preview from 10 am - 5 pm, Monday - Friday, on both…read moreGoogle and Apple Maps. This is not true. They are only open by appointment on selected days prior to auction. If you happen to go visit during these hours, the door will be open and you will be greeted by someone who will insist that auctions work differently, despite the fact that they have consigned items for retail. Most auction houses I have been to generally clearly list the days they are open for preview and do not indicate they are open for business at other times.

It's a old clock and a old record of wallen it's a good antique and asking a fare priceread more

I'm not a skater but decided to stop in and check the place out while I waited for my wife to meet…read moreme for lunch at Mary Ann's. Even as a non-skater I thought this store was lacking. There were about a dozen boards on the wall behind the counter, some DVDs in the counter, a couple racks of clothes and some shoes. And an old hound dog hanging off a car seat in the corner.

What a gem?! Just the cutest little house standing all by itself selling home goods, local food…read moremixes and treats, holiday decorations, classy clothes, and showcasing local artists -- what more could you want? How about the most amazing, sweetest staff, spa services, and more! Don't sleep on giving the pink house a visit. Grab up some leopard print accessories (my favorite!) or a beautiful ornament for your Christmas tree. Keep an eye out for an Open House where you can see friends, meet locals, snack on treats, and maybe even imbibe light libations.