Quaker Antique Mall is tremendously huge ~ and just when you think you are close to seeing everything they have to offer, there will be another hidden entrance to a whole other area you haven't even explored yet! But... disappointingly... we left empty handed. The prices here at the mall seem high. Albums, faux flowers/greens, comic books, toys, vintage home decor and also for sale is a small selection of new farmhouse decor. The inventory is quite the range of old, very old and new. Separated into little stalls, each unit is rented by a different seller and the presentation is beautiful. The staff at Quaker Antique Mall are helpful ~ however you are followed around a bit but I suppose they just want to make certain nothing is leaving the mall without money exchanged. read more

Quaker Antique Mall - Antiques Near Me - Quakertown, Pennsylvania

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Things yelp recommends I mention in my review service,selection, and value.Lets start with service I went in looking to shop around because I like antique malls I was able to find a tlc crazy sexy cool cd and it was 1.50 I was planning on buying it. Once I walked around the store for a little bit with friends I passed by the register and the woman at the front profiled me and asked me to give her the cd to put behind the counter until I checked out. I don't know if it was becuase i'm a bit on the alternative side or because I smelled a bit like my medical marijuana but she implied that I was going to steal this cd. Later when I went back to purchase said cd she tried to hand me a vinyl record priced at 25$ and told me that this man I don't know and I agreed on this price. Mind you for an item I didn't pick up I don't know if she has some sort of memory retention problem but how could you mix that up. I then said "No I had the cd you took out out my hand earlier" as she replied as though I came off a bit too aggressive she then turned to my white friends for validation in my behavior. They just turned away because what is she on. I was simply just reminded her of our previous interaction. Onto selection I was extremely off put by the amount of racist slavery memorabilia that was for sale in this store. I don't think that in the time we live in that items that offensive a racist and outdated should be for sale in stores. Not to mention it was right in the front by register so I feel as though that was a choice made by the business. The Value of the item were extremely expensive most things were price well over 50$. Some of the racist items i mentioned earlier like figurines,toys, and picture frames some were priced at over 200$ which is outrageous. It also reeked of mothballs and old white people so keep that in mind before NOT visiting Quakertown Antique mall.If 0 rate stars I would!! read more

Traditional Antique Shop with a Twist! Great location and parking - friendly owners and vendors work in the shop to provide helpful, and knowledgeable service. The place is clean and well-lit. Each booth is a little shop on its own filled with unique and affordable treasures. In addition to a wide variety of antiques, collectibles, jewelry, toys, and glassware, they have decorative crafts, rustic furniture, vintage clothing and accessories. They even sell locally sourced honey at the front desk! It's a great place for serious and savvy collectors as well as "just browsing" treasure hunters looking for something "new" to feather their nest. read more

Quaker Antique Mall is jam packed with assorted antiques like old toys, glass wear, Knick knacks and whatnot, but this place is SUPER expensive. I do a lot of antiquing/thrifting and selling old drinking glasses for $10 is literally absurd considering most of them came free with a Happy Meals back in the day. I normally walk out of any given place with one or two things, but the prices on this stuff was a huge deterrent. If you've got money and don't mind, by all means, but I personally don't think you're going to find yourself a good deal at Quaker Antique Mall. read more

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What a great place. AND... they are conscientious of the people selling items also. What a great quality.

When you find an item that reminds you of your childhood that you plan to buy for your daughter and then the individual changes the price tag LAST minute when it was up at the desk while you were looking around that's shady. There was a $5 old playschool wooden puzzle, I found and was so fun and excited to get it.. a pinocchio puzzle. I get up the the counter after looking around a bit more and it magically changes to $15 .. $10 more... All while shopping! Turns out the bitch at the register... That was her shit from her son. So she decided to change the price. But she lies and says no.. it was never $5. When the other wooden puzzles back there were $5-7 a piece. She lied.. to my face! Do NOT buy shit from there... Shady people. read more

So much bigger than it looks outside. It's one of my go tos when I want something vintage and can't find it. I don't think I ever leave there without something! Prices are better than Philly. Worth the trip. read more

Much bigger than it looks like from the outside. Great selection & friendly staff. A lot of china and plates which is not my focus, but a ton of unique items. read more

Well kept store and a lot to choose from but, ridiculously over priced in most stands. If they would price things where they belong, they could have sold several items today. read more

Let's see. This is a very well maintained shop. The only downside is that the owners of each individual stall are not always on site, so if you want to make a deal, you can't. You pay the price on the sticker. I always like to banter with offer - counter offer - etc. That's the fun part of buying collectibles. Still, it is a very nice place to hang for a while. read more

Clean, neatly organized antique store. Met an amazing dealer couple Carl and Fran with a lifetime of knowledge and happy to shake their knowledge. Great & fair prices. read more

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I have been to the antique mall a few times and loved it, bought several small items at good prices. A few weeks ago I was there and noticed a vintage radio and record player console. Great piece at a fair price but decided not to buy that day. On Monday 2/6/17 I called to see if the piece was still there because I wanted to purchase it and my friend in New Hope would pick it up for me. Well the man who answered the phone was VERY rude when I asked if he could check for me. Said he was at the front counter and could not leave. Did not even ask for my name and number and practically hung up on me. I'M DONE WITH THIS PLACE! read more

I wanted to write-up a quick blurb about this place. I know, I know; not something I'm really known for doing. It's just, it's a small location, and the focus is so severe that I can't really say much more. If you've ever been to an Antique Mall, you should know how they function. Broken up into stalls, stalls are rented out to folk who can peddle their wares. Those folk can give discounts that are stall-specific, and they in turn get a discount on renting the stall if they put in time working there. The wife and I made it through the entire mall in little time. There were some neat items for sale, but anything we had interest in was way overpriced. I'm very familiar with antiquing as the area I'm from is renown for it. They did carry a small brand of candles that we both love, so I picked up a massive one. Pumpkin Seed is a thing? Hell yes! You should smell this thing! Overall, it was a good place to visit but I probably wouldn't go back. Being familiar with their pricing scheme leads me to believe I can find the same quality, probably better, for less. The employees that were there were not overbearing and were polite, so they have that going for them! read more

I really enjoy this antique co-op so I take a drive down to Quakertown at least 2 times a year. It's pretty big, and prices are usually good. They have a nice selection of smalls, and some furniture from many eras. There is also one notable stand of hard to find oak furniture. read more

Nice, clean place with a good variety. However, everything you pick up is WAY overpriced. I'm not talking by a little, I'm talking by a LOT. Not sure if the booth rental is outrageous or the people selling here just have no clue. I felt like my husband and I wasted the drive there and the time spent walking through the building. I would rather go to Zionsville, Peddler Village (Pocono area), or Rinkers. At least there the pricing is decent and you can find things at reasonable prices. read more

My sister and I had a great time shopping at the Quaker Antique Mall. There was a huge selection of vintage and antique items, and we enjoyed seeing things we remembered from our youth. I bought a bunch of cute things to add to my collections. The prices were reasonable, and some of the dealers had winter discounts! What a lovely way to spend an afternoon. read more

Love, Love this place!!! Tons of different vendors to choose from, so you get the choice of tons of different ideas. Everything from furniture to country to decor, from jewlery to dishes! My first time there I spent 2 hours in the place! Can't wait to go back!!! Prices are good too! read more