I thought this place was great but I didn't even think it was open when I got to the front. Just doesn't look like a store. Many, many booths with lots of antiques and vintage things that I liked. Many antique malls are letting in a lot of people with flea market things but i didn't see much of that here. read more

If I could give zero stars I would. First, I brought an $85 item to the counter to ask for a price reduction, 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. read more

I love this store! It's like a trip back home to my childhood & there's something for everyone. 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. read more

Quantum Antique Gallery - Mirror & Dining - Antiques Near Me - Memphis, Tennessee

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If You're Looking for 20th Century Items . . . You've come to the right place. This is the original Antique Gallery on Hwy. 64 in Bartlett, that moved to this location 1 year ago. For you Locals, this building housed the Quantum Showroom decades ago. Thousands of smalls, reminiscent of Great Grandma's house. & Every other house in Small Town America, back when Children were not allowed to touch her Treasures ~ especially those tempting Depression Glass Candy Dishes with breakable lids! The store didn't excite me this time, as I've completed my Collections from that era. But if you're looking for something specific, just ask at the Front Desk. I practiced taking Panoramic Photos with my new iPhone, so Viewers can enlarge the pics & see more "stuff" read more

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Hoping this update doesn't replace my last one from 2016. I still come here and still love it! Clean, friendly, and the booths!

This is probably my favorite store on the antique mall circuit.so much to look at and most owners take a lot of pride in their booths, not to mean everything is in order...no you have to look high, look low, dig if you are so inclined. But the environment is really nice and I always hear a Beatles song and it's wonderful! read more

The place rents booth to local folks whom in turn spent there time hunting, fixing, altering and finally selling their goods. This is industry standards and there are truly only two things that make a place A winner: 1. The owner and employees. These folks set the tone for everything that happens at there specific location. And 2. The "vendors" that bring the stuff in that brings the customer in. The owners and employees here are fantastic. Friendly, helpful, knowledgable and above all just plain ole genuine! I personally haven't meet many of the venders but the things in the store are pretty cool. For the most part everyone seems to have a great deal of understanding of how things work. Most all the prices seem fair, quality of merchandise is superb and selection hard to beat. This place is what I kinda look for when I search out a large antique mall. OH YEAH!! They have a tea room also. I will update my review and incorporate it in the next little bit. read more

I've been a long time customer at Antique Gallery. My daughter and I can spend a couple of hours in here. Bonus points for making it in time for tea, soup and chicken salad croissants! read more

The worst antique mall I have ever seen! AVOID, AVOID, AVOID!!! The couple running the mail are just down right nasty. Do not interrupt them if they are having a private conversation with someone. Customers do not matter. This couple does not want anyone looking past their booths, which are up front surrounding the front counter. Should you require something from the back, they cannot be bothered helping you. The tea room food is disgusting and the lady owner looks down on people as if they should bow down to her when they enter. If you get there less than twenty minutes before closing, the owners do not want you to sit down and eat, but take it to go. The food is just plain awful. Do not waste your time making a trip to this mall. The management has the worst attitude and is the biggest negative, the items are overpriced and most of the items appear to be new. read more

Since I have retired, I have been having a great time roaming antique malls, shops, and estate sales in Memphis. I had no idea that this town has so much to offer! Antique Gallery is a great place to go for lunch at the Serendipity Tea Room. (It's been there 25 years!) Then, my friends and I wander the aisles looking for treasures. The other day, I had been searching (everywhere) for a coffee table or trunk to use in a small study/guest bedroom. I found a trunk from a Ford Model T. It's in mint condition and a perfect size! (Perfect price, too!) Vintage Clothes and Hats! More booths! Auctions! read more