Am a in selection of old rare clocks. It's a must see if you are looking for a new timepiece.read more

The Shack is an antique mall full of actual treasures to find. This is not a craft showcase only…read morelike some. I've found old photos and maps of the local area as well as other unique items. Recommend stopping in regularly. Olive Branch.

Absurd. There are so few antiques here but the ones they do have are so obscenely overpriced that…read moreit isn't even worth thinking about. You can save your time and go to Hobby Lobby or even Dollar General (in some cases) and find the exact same things for 1/3 of the price but the exact same quality of "boutique" items. The majority of booth owners are either living under the delusion of "I know what I've got" or know that rich white women of the area will pay whatever for the mass produced garbage that they markup and slap into their booth. I came across so many Temu prints thrown into frames and jacked up 300%. Insanity. Save your time. Save your money.

The antiques are few and far between. It's mostly new stuff. The name should be changed to suit the…read moreinventory. I have taken Sheffields off of my list for places to look for vintage and antiques.

Abbington Consigns is a sister store for Sheffield's Antique Mall. Regular people selling antiques…read moreand furniture items may consign, with the store getting a large cut of the sale price. I recently visited twice, and they have some very nice furniture as well as some very 1980s art pieces and bric-a-brac. Worth a quick look if you are out in Collierville, as there are only two large rooms to look through.

Just bought a beautiful dining room table and chairs! We hate that Abington is going out of…read morebusiness!!!! What a fun store you have been for the last several years. My husband and I have furnished our home with such beautiful things from your store.

If I could give zero stars I would. First, I brought an $85 item to the counter to ask for a price…read morereduction, and was told "we don't call our sellers for less than $100". While I can appreciate this, I think the threshold should be lower say $50. Why not empower your employees to give 10% off on items less than $100 if that's your threshold? All I wanted was a $10 price reduction. There were workers standing around cooling their heels and shooting the breeze who could have called the seller. And we ended up spending over $500 before we left. What about that? You're welcome Quantum Antique Gallery. Second, I was asked to bring my cart back to the porch from my car. Really? You want me to do a favor for you, but you won't make a simple phone call for me? Who's the customer here? Third, there was confusion at the desk about which items were ours. Not a big deal in and of itself, but given numbers one and two, number three completes the poor customer service picture.

I love this store! It's like a trip back home to my childhood & there's something for everyone…read more Many of the vendors have great sales, where others won't budge. All good though, as most prices are reasonable & nicely displayed. The staff is especially friendly & helpful too. Not a con, but the only thing Id like is to see more furniture such as Lillian Russell. I love, love this gallery & will return soon.

Not bad at all. Lots of items to choose from. Whether you are wanting to walk down memory lane or…read moremaybe you are seeking something specific, this place is worth a shot. Nice staff.

I do wish there would be new product coming in from time to time. The prices really depend on the…read moreindividual persons space. It is easy to spend a couple hours in there. The back room items do not change what so ever though. It looks like the people that have booths back there have forgotten them. Some booths are not "walk-a-ble" and you have to side walk in and out. Some booths are not inviting, interesting enough to want to look in, have too many funko pops, license plate art (who buys that honestly?)

if I could give zero stars, I would. The owner is a very rude lady. She picks up the phone as if…read moreit is her personal cell phone. Maybe it is, and that's wrong on her part. She's running a business, and should treat any potential customers politely and with respect. Do not do business with this lady. I called to see if she would be interested in doing business with me, as I have several items that I would like to put on consignment. Before I could even tell her the details of my items, she quickly responded with "I'm not interested in anything you have." She then proceeded to hang up the phone on me. I'm an understanding person, and I get it if business is not good right now, but there's a right and wrong way to speak to people. In my opinion, she is not very good with customer service.

Cool little Flea Market type place where the people selling the things just leave it there and have…read morethe people (the owners I assume) sell it for them for a cut of the profit, I guess. You can find anything from frozen vittles to threads to tractor signs to junk craft stuff to furniture to llamas and beyond. I bet you could find nine "live, laugh, love" signs here. I'm not sure how any of this works really. I just walk around with my wife and agree with her judgement on things. I make sounds and stuff. She comes here a lot without me too I think. She buys things for the kids all of the time. Recently, she found a dresser here for my Grands nursery. She told my kid about it and kid came to check it out and it was gone. Kid found it at another place like this in Collierville for like $250 more than it was here. The exact same one! Crazy thing is.... They bought it! I never thought of flipping things from a place like this, but I guess you can always find a suc... buyer for anything. One man's trash is another man's treasure, they say. Anyone in the market for a LLL sign?? '24 - 11/100