Weird in the best type of way…read more If you're in High Point and want to explore a real antique store, you have to check out Golden Oldies. Their space is filled to the brim with treasures but you have to check out their fire pits, light fixtures and vintage ambulance outside. Prices are standard for an antique mall and they have items from every era!

I had a very similar experience to several other reviewers, which is why I don't think what…read morehappened during our visit can simply be written off as someone having an off day. My party and I (3 people total) happened to visit during Fall Furniture Market, although we didn't even realize Market had already started. We weren't wearing Market badges or lanyards, and afterward I couldn't help wondering whether that had something to do with the way we were treated. When we arrived, the owner was outside by a very large fire pit where he had started a fire. We basically had to squeeze past him just to get into the store, and still weren't greeted. Not a hello, not a "welcome," not a "let us know if you need anything." Nothing. Once inside, not a soul greeted us or offered to help us. Yet strangely, an employee seemed to follow us around as we walked through the store. I obviously can't know what his intention was, but it certainly felt as though we were being watched to make sure we weren't going to shoplift rather than being treated as potential customers. Normally I might chalk an experience like that up to an unusually busy or bad day. But after reading other reviews describing very similar experiences with being ignored or made to feel unwelcome, it doesn't appear that our experience was necessarily an isolated one. Pricing was another frustration. Many items had no visible prices, meaning we would have needed to track someone down just to find out what things cost--the same people who hadn't acknowledged us in the first place. What ultimately concerned me even more was the merchandise itself. There are enormous quantities of furniture and decorative objects with an aged, distressed, antique or vintage appearance. After our visit, I became curious and started researching where some of the merchandise comes from. I learned that Golden Oldies has imported merchandise from Traditional Handicrafts Centre (THC) in Jodhpur, India, a company that manufactures furniture and makes extensive use of reclaimed materials. That does not mean everything at Golden Oldies is newly manufactured. There appear to be genuinely old pieces mixed throughout the inventory. But it did make me realize that old-looking and actually old are not necessarily the same thing. Golden Oldies' own website gave me additional pause. Its product listings include a disclaimer explaining that representations concerning age, origin and materials are best estimates based on visual assessment and available information and cannot be guaranteed with absolute accuracy. That's a pretty important qualification when shopping at a business called Golden Oldies Antiques, particularly if the age or provenance of an object is part of the reason for its price. We actually went there prepared to shop and buy something. Instead, we left without purchasing anything. Between having to squeeze past the owner just to enter without so much as a greeting, being completely ignored once inside while simultaneously feeling as though we were being followed, the lack of readily visible pricing, and my uncertainty about what was genuinely antique or vintage versus contemporary, reproduction, or newly constructed from reclaimed material, I simply didn't have enough confidence to spend my money there. If you decide to shop here, I would recommend asking very specific questions before purchasing: How old is this piece? Where did it come from? Is it genuinely antique/vintage, or is it contemporary furniture made from reclaimed materials? And what information is being used to determine its age? I wish those distinctions--and the welcome--had been much clearer during our visit.

I really liked this place! It looks unassuming from the outside, honestly, but definitely give it a…read morevisit. I saw lots of interesting things, and I think you could find something for anyone here. I happened to find an amazing pair of vintage leather sandals in my size and I am still ecstatic about it. I wish they were just a tad less expensive, but as long as they end up lasting, they'll be worth it. The staff was very friendly too (even though I have read reviews that said otherwise?) they were great for us though! We will be back in the future.

This was a pretty cool antique mall. Very huge on the inside and lots to look at for sure. The…read moreprice was a little pricey from what I'm used to seeing at others I've been to. It is worth the time to check cause you never know what you find. I didn't find anything but did enjoy browsing around and seeing what this location has to offer. It's behind the marketplace so might be hard to see when turning in head towards the back on the far right side of the building.

Very organized for an antique mall! Love the amount of booths and the different varieties within…read morethe booths. Affordable prices for such cute pieces. I absolutely loved that there was a clothing booth for the girls! Felt never ending. The ladies at check out were very sweet and I would definitely recommend!

The fact that the restrooms continue to be out of order, draws one to believe that the management…read morehas no concern for their customers! I've been here several times, over the last few months, and it's always the same story, the restrooms are broken! In a business this size, and with sodas/refreshments available for purchase, restrooms should be provided, not continuous excuses!

Super fun store. I was in heaven! The guy who works there is knowledgeable and everything is in…read moregreat condition. I'll try to post a picture of my hall!

Come browse the garage, clean, nicely displayed new treasure: air plants to upcycled bike…read morejewellery, architectural numbers, vintage signs, glass, books, etc. Love my reflective license plate bracelet cuff $12.

If you're looking for the perfect gift or something unique for your home this shop is for you!! It…read moreis meticulously curated, very reasonable prices and the friendly staff was outstanding. It was a real pleasure shopping in this store today. You really need to check it out, you won't be disappointed

I purchased a dresser from Adelaide's and had a wonderful experience from start to finish. I had…read moreseen it listed online and was able to easily communicate with the shop for several days before I was able to go in person. They even held the piece for me while I figured out my schedule to pick up the piece. I love what I bought, and saw many other high-quality (and well-priced!) items in the store. The store's layout was also very attractive and well-designed, so that you could imagine how each piece would look in your house. I have had a lot of hit-or-miss experiences at vintage stores, and can say that Adelaide's was a treat. They also had delicious cookies, baked by one of the staff :) totally recommend!

Wow!! I visited the Carriage House for the first time yesterday. What a beautifully merchandised…read morecollectibles and antiques shop. I have shopped so many antique and consignment shops in Greensboro, but I have never been here before. Firstly, it is not consignment. There are individual dealers in separate booths. It is a bit more consistently upscale then the other places I have been to, but that does not take away from the sheer pleasure of browsing. I would say it is moderately priced items and not the type of antique shop you are afraid to bump into something for fear of damaging something irreplaceable. I guess it really depends on your pocket book. Something's I found very affordable, something's were just out of my reach. They have smalls, furniture, decor and lovely oil paintings. I love ceramics so I enjoyed looking at lovely plates and colorful ginger jars. Wherever you looked, there was something interesting to see. The dealers just have magnificent taste in their collections and in how they merchandise their wares. There is a large parking lot in front. Just go and have fun. That's what we did!

Trish and her team go above and beyond to provide a consistent selection of fine furniture and…read moreaccessories. Carriage house is a "must see" for shoppers in the Triad!

They ladies are very friendly and helpful. A wide selection of antiques to modern items for your…read morehome or for a friend. There are handmade, old and new items. Plus, all ages will be able to find something. They also do consignment too.

The finds were great but the prices were even better and the employees were AMAZING! It was our…read morefirst time there and they talked to us like we were there daily. I appreciated them so much. I did get an item without a price tag and when I asked frankly I expected the same as usual, expensive, but they gave me a price that was beyond fair, it was GREAT! They saw how much I wanted this item and were so fair about the price I bought it AND three more things and this was the SECOND day of shopping in there. If you want great find, wonderful prices and Amazing people, this is your place. Now, it's a given, every Birthday and Mother's Day, when asked what do you want to do for your bday, Memory Lane is first thing out of my mouth. Now my friends are asking to go with!

Vendor Village was a fun stop, especially because I found my very first printer's tray there! They…read morehave a great variety of vendors, and I noticed a lot more trinket shelves than I've seen in other antique stores. It also seemed to lean more toward craft vendors, which was refreshing since it was nice to see new sellers and handmade items mixed in with the antiques. As someone who mainly hunts for vintage brass, miniatures, and unique little trinkets, I do wish there had been more of those types of finds. If you're into crafts, home décor, or a mix of vintage and handmade goods, you'll probably have a great time browsing. The prices felt fair overall, with a good range depending on the vendor, so I think there's something for most budgets. The only downside for me was the checkout experience. The woman checking us out came across as a little rude, although it's possible she was just having a long day. I personally think a warmer, more welcoming demeanor would have made the visit end on a better note. Overall, I'd definitely come back because the selection is worth exploring, and I was excited to leave with such a special find!

What a cool new antique mall!! This place was Soo huge with over 150 vendors!! So many different…read moreitems to look at. Plenty of parking and staff were super nice! They were also playing some good oldies music to walk and shop. I found so many unique items and would highly recommend this new spot in Kernersville! So happy this is in my city! For sure be back and can't wait to see what other treasures I find the next time. Check them out guys!! I found them on Instagram reel and so glad I swing by! Support locals there so many in there that would love you support.