I'd say about 50% of it was antiques and the rest was garage sale items that didn't sell...like the…read moreTonka trucks. If you're walking by you should stop in.

What a quaint little antique store, hidden in the historic downtown Two Harbors. When you enter…read morethe store you are greeted by "Babe", the charming old English bulldog (bring your camera, as she loves to pose). The ambience is quite charming. They have a nice selection to choose from. Well worth the vist.

Variety of dishes, fun to look through. Prices seem a bit high, trying to back out of the parking…read morearea onto the road - use caution.

Where should I start!? Umm nope I am not going to say anything at all. Everything are way…read moreoverpriced, and lots of dishes.

Nice little antique shop with tons of different items. The prices on some things were a little high…read morebut most antique shops are like that. The location is very clean and organized which is nice especially for the amount of stuff the place has. The owner was nice and polite. I think we might come back and check out this place again next time we're in town

Antiques on Belknap is by far the best antique store in the Duluth, MN and the Superior, WI area!…read more My wife and I scheduled 2 days to visit EVERY antique store in Duluth and in Superior. We were able to visit all of them except for two, which closed early...because of cold weather...or whatever. When we finally got to Belknap I was amazed at the huge quantity of high quality items crammed into one small building! You have to look close, every square inch is packed with stuff. And don't forget to look up. There are some awesome larger items hanging from the rafters in the ceiling. The whole place is owned by a very nice woman named Janet. All of the merchandise is hers...no "antique mall" with hundreds of small vendors and their stupid little nick-nacks. It's all 100% Janet. This explains the quality. And it explains her willingness to carry a few larger items that you'd never see at a mall. My wife and I like big items. We bought a 1951 movie poster that's 7 feet wide and 2 feet tall with striking images and the original billboard scalloped frame. We also bought a 1930s flour advertising poster that's 4 feet wide and 1 foot tall with really cool graphics and shrink wrapped safely on a cardboard backing. We'll be back the next time we're in the area. Thanks, Janet! -Daddy Maxx Retro

Even though the name says so, this store is not really a traditional antique store -- it's more of…read morean up-cycle and handmade crafts seller. Duluth Antique Marketplace just opened...all of the local antique stores said we should check them out and see what they're all about. No one we talked to had actually been there yet. I'd say that only one in 20 items in this store is actually an antique or something vintage. (But there seems to be more antiques in the basement.) DAM seems to mostly be a store with "up-cycled" merchandise, home-made crafts, reproduction antiques, and a few vintage items. I didn't see any hardcore high-end antiques. I saw a lot of things made out of painted wood, corrugated tin, pottery, and galvanized metal...you get the picture. Despite not really being a traditional antique store, I like what they're trying to do here. The store is large, bright, and everything is displayed nicely. There are a lot of bright, modern looking grays and whites. Everything still smells like new paint. There were two women scrambling around (The owners? Managers?) that we talked to quite a bit. They were very nice, energetic, and obviously very passionate about their new store. Not really my thing...but good for people that like this type of style. -Daddy Maxx Retro

This place is great! Tons of vintage items from multiple sellers in one location. Great location…read morewith easy parking. Very pleasant service. Two floors of merchandise with much more area than you'd think looking from the outside.

This is a cute antique / flea market store containing little rooms jam packed with carefully…read morearranged dolls, toys, antique tins, furniture etc. mixed with new goods like locally made handmade soap. The person at the desk was friendly. They had a bathroom.

I love this store. As a previous employee in the twin cities. I find the ease and abundance of…read moreselection of the dealers. It is fun, a learning experience, and collectibles. Friendly staff. Just stroll the many booths and enjoy. Maybe there's only have empty cat litter copy ground coffee ground.

I love junkin or visiting antique shops. I've been in this one a number of times but since I'm…read moretraveling I can't but anything that wouldn't fit in my luggage. They have a plethora of items to browse around. From beer taps, old wind up phones, football jerseys, glassware, beer paraphernalia, hats, decanters, artworks, to skis & paddles. Although the quality of most items is very good, prices tend to be on the high side.

This was a big store containing lots of cute flea market / antique/ new items. I ended up buying…read moretwo of the those wooden sayings, like, "be yourself, everyone else is already taken." The cashier was friendly and efficient.

I live in Duluth but had never heard of this absolute hidden gem of a store! It's part speciality…read morepaint store, part plant store, part thrift store, part decor store, and part antique store...hopefully I haven't left any category out! You can wander for hours in here. Room to room, there is always something interesting to see. And the entire old basement is full of vintage furniture! It's just an amazing assortment they have here, and the owner was super kind and helpful as well. This is such a fun place to shop! I wish more people in Duluth knew about it.

This business seems to be an average and a very small, micro antique shop…read more They managed to really irritate my wife and I by not being open when they were supposed to be open. Don't they know there are a lot of tourists in town for the holidays, for the Christmas lights, and for the hockey tournaments? They had a post-it note on the door stating it was too cold...but it was actually above 10 degrees and it was the warmest of the past week. And we were standing at their door with a pocket of money! Oh, well. My wife and I scheduled 2 days to checkout every antique store in Duluth, MN and Superior, WI. It was strictly a short up-north antique shopping vacation. I was bored standing in front of Antiques on 1st because this was our last stop of the day and I could actually see all the way to the back wall from the window. It looked like a lot of mostly run of the mill for antiques...and an extremely small square footage. I couldn't see any tags (because they were closed due to the cold!?) so I can't comment on prices. The coolest thing I saw was a Denoyer Geppert WWII aviation floor globe in the front window. I bought the same exact model globe 7 or 8 years ago at Retro Classics (in St.Paul) for $400. And I sold it last year on Ebay for $380. So I guess the 400 dollar range is about right. I don't know what Antiques on 1st is asking (since they were scared of the cold and NOT open!?). Still, the globe is a cool piece. These guys might be worth stopping if you're in the downtown area. Just call ahead to make sure they're really open when they're supposed to be open. -Daddy Maxx Retro

Fun antique shop with so many different types of treasures! Reasonable and friendly. Hand carvings,…read moreold books, jewelry, photos/prints, records-- even found trendy chipped white trimmed windows and metal basins. My favorites, however, were the stacks of cool wooden boxes! Purchased a handful of treasures and look forward to using them in my home! A couple pictures of my favorite treasure sections: