Stopped by this place after lunch. A friendly guy behind the counter. Tons of dinnerware and…read moreglassware. Found us a vintage Looney Tunes glass from 1973. My husband picked Speedy Gonzales as it came in pairs. They have other characters like Yosemite Sam, Porky Pig and Bugs Bunny. A bit pricey than the antique stores closer to home but it was worth the price for those vintage glasses.

This spot has a wide range of unique collector items to small inexpensive gifts. Worth the visit to…read morelook around.

Bruce and his wife run this branch , while they have 3 more stores in Tomball, Spring and Heights…read more. This store is small and a little cramped but has quite a lot of good stuff for the keen eye. I found them a little expensive but he mentioned that price is negotiable on anything in the store since he is the owner. The most interesting antique was the selection of camera collection he owned. All those old time cameras with flash bulb and all, that was interesting. Another object of interest was the stone lion, he was majestic and very well carved and costed only $195. The challenge might be in carrying it back home though. .. A good stop if u are into antiques.

The name if this place is so misleading, it should be called "junk from the trunk" it's all over…read morepriced junk. And some of the stuff is so ridiculous... - $250 crayon drawing is just an insult to real artist. The guy working the counter was nice, but too much stuff, you can't walk around and then the prices are too high. I don't think this person wants to sell, just collect and hoard.

Overpriced, crowded and completely unfriendly. I walked in and not only wasn't greeted but was…read morelooked at, then ignored. Walked by the counter two more times, same. I said, "have a great day" on the way out, nothing!

I have absolutely loved exploring this antique store each month and feeling like a kid in a candy…read morestore finding unique artistic books to add to my collection. I really feel like I could spend so long digging through these collections that they have. I've absolutely loved interacting with the owners and they've been so kind and even commented that I have great taste in books which made me feel really happy about my selections and I definitely plan on coming back very often.

Discovered this gem through Facebook and communicating with the owner Tanja about an end table. I…read moreended up visiting the shop and purchasing an awesome antique end table at a very reasonable price that was the perfect fit for my study. The store has a ton of neat treasures and antiques, something for everyone! Tanja is super friendly and helpful and it was fun perusing the store and gaining knowledge from her. This is my new go to place for antiques and home furnishings! I highly recommend visiting, you won't be disappointed!

Have been out to Old Town Katy in the past but never to this little jewel! What a positive…read moreexperience. It is small, but the quality of products and unique items that are in my " beer pocket " budget. Well worth the time to go inside. Even the little porch is decorated nicely but not overkill. Even if you don't find anything to your liking in the shop, just the pleasure of walking thru a very historic home that is now an antique shop will give you a warm feeling. The owner is delightful. She is available to help but does not hound you. My husband, who appreciates vintage antiques but not a shopper by any means, enjoyed strolling thru the shop. He is big on history and spoke with the owner about the home. She was so kind to spend time talking to him and giving him a brief history of this being the first home in Katy to have electricity! She has each room decorated so lovely but not ostentatiously Felt very comfortable in there. Highly recommend!

If you are looking for quality antiques, rustic decor, farmhouse items, etc, I highly recommend…read morethat you visit SILVER WINGS ANTIQUES in old Katy. I popped into the shop on a whim today and immediately fell in love with it. Prices are extremely reasonable and the variety of items is excellent. This place is a hidden gem.

I am sad that this shop has changed names and ownership. The older gentleman left in June/July 25…read moreand the new owner is nice but not as knowledgeable and their hours are very random. So random you never know when they will be open. However I did find out that Southern Historical and the orginal owner are still online. The person that left a review in August must have gone to the new business Emporium? as Southern Historical did not have a shop in August.

3 stars because I was so excited about shopping here and it was so cool and different! However, the…read morelady working there at the time was speaking about religion which is very okay BUT she was Muslim (still very much okay) she was speaking about being muslim and how "the people in her country hold people accountable".... "Not like here in America" () talking about how Christians talk about their saviors name in vein which Muslim people would never do. To which one of the men chimed in and said yea in other countries you would get your hands chopped off and she responded saying yes exactly () talking about how Christian's have rewritten the Bible multiple times and Muslims have never touched there Qur'an. A very ODD conversation to have when customers are around. It's one thing to give your knowledge on something and it's another to put down people of another religion. Speaking for "America" as a whole is also crazy. People here get to have their own opinion and beliefs, this country isn't like other countries where they're forced to believe in something. And some people don't take their religion as serious as others. All this to say. Talking about religion is fine. Putting other religions down? Not very professional. After work? Sure do your thing. But I was made very uncomfortable and left pretty quickly. Hopefully this will be a learning point for the young adults that were on the shift of 8/21/25.

Just as you're pulling into Hempstead, you'll find this small house off to the left. It is pretty…read morewell laid out and merchandised considering how tight the space is. It is a pretty small house. Inside you'll find books, shoes, some glassware, bedding and clothes, but little in the way of furniture. This place also doubles as a food pantry, but there are no public restrooms here. Prices here are pretty much less than what you would pay at Goodwill. However, this is a cash only thrift store, no credit cards or anything over a $50 bill. Informative photos included.

Was there Friday with my 84 year old grandmother, the lady that was there was so gracious and sweet…read morewith her. She helped her try on vintage hats and took pictures. Really enjoyed she went out of her was to help us. Will definitely return.

What a lovely selection of vinyls they had here! We could have spent all day there looking. Prices…read moreare great and the owners are very generous and genuine. We definitely are going back!