I stumbled across Uncommon Market after reading an online recommendation, and I'm really glad I…read moredid! This place is super cool; I was hooked from the moment I walked in the door.
It's a giant warehouse packed full of high-quality, unique antiques, building materials, knick knacks, and almost every kind of home decor you can imagine. The owners have spent the last 40+ years collecting almost everything imaginable from across Europe (and some from the US).
They have everything from antique tables and chairs to carnival tent decorations. They have a ton of beautiful 19th century armoires, even a massive shelving unit from behind the counter of an 1880s grocery store. You could spend hours wandering around in here just taking it all in. Of note, some of the items are obviously refurbished (they look freshly painted or just too clean to be 100+ years old), but they have a lot of older items as well.
As you move to the back of the warehouse, you'll see their massive outdoors section, with vases, tiles, massive doors, etc. They also have an entire section of old luggage, a room filled with random knobs, hinges, and other hardware, and a library filled floor-to-ceiling with old books.
The pricing on most items was very fair considering most of the items are genuine antiques. For example, many table sets (including 6 chairs) came in around $1500 or so, with tables for $600-$700 by themselves. There is something here for all price ranges, from a few dollars to tens of thousands, whether it be a 1930s movie projector or some art deco tiles. Overall I thought the pricing was great for what you get.
Even if you aren't in the market to buy anything, I highly recommend spending an afternoon just wandering about Uncommon Market.