I always stop in here when I visit Lewisburg. There is a large selection of antiques and vintage…read moreitems, tastefully displayed. The prices are reasonable compared to the shops on the main street in Lewisburg. The woman at the register (owner?) is helpful but will let you browse for hours. The items here look like they have been curated thoughtfully, not just junk that you'd find in a thrift shop. If I wasn't traveling I'd pick up some bigger pieces but always manage to squirrel away a trinket or two in my carry-on luggage each time I visit.

Very nice little antique mall. I was able to find a little Boston terrier figurine which always…read moremakes me thrilled. I also found some modern body spray which will keep me smelling good. It is bigger than it looks from the road, so go in and give them a try.

One of the greatest stores in the world- Robert's Antiques might have 1 of everything somewhere in…read morethis compendium of art, antiques, food and wine.

Absolutely amazing local business, by far the best attraction in the area. Insanely friendly owners…read morewho are extremely helpful and kind. A fabulous and unique collection of antiques which is always being replenished. The wine, champagne, and charcuterie are intensely curated and have the best prices in the entire USA. And the staff/owners always nails their suggestions. Truly a slice of heaven.

Very nice place. Reasonable prices. Eclectic selection of jewelry is a pleasant surprise. Although…read morethey do take a "healthy" cut if one is selling...I figure that is the cost of doing business. They will give more if one wants to trade for items. Paid by check & their bank is right across the street. Come on in boys, I recommend this place. I hope they stay in the area as many people are selling their businesses & cashing out.

I took in silver ware they were nice condition and had a decent amount of weight for salvage at the…read moretime I was struggling so decided to sell, now the value of silver at the time was 32$ for an ounce so I figured they had to count it as a troy ounce to take in consideration the silverware has other metals in it to strengthen the whole thing now I researched it and it's around 10 percent so in the end I figured they would pay around 25$ per troy ounce to leave them room for profit I had 29 troy ounces so that's a nice profit they would make that would be a nice 201$ profit for them, but I was shocked when they would only give me 14$ a troy ounce a whopping 522$ profit I got less then them at 409$ that was what i was stuck with because i was struggling and could not afford to take it anywhere else these oeople are sharks preying on the poor this is nor the firat incident like this