I absolutely love this place! Honestly, going in here is like CRACK! M.A. and her partner, Peg are…read morea couple of the sweetest ladies I know! Their store is filled with all types of candles, antique items, soaps, art, and many other cultures merchandise. I can't go in without coming out with an armload of stuff! Give them a try, you won't regret it!

Everyone is correct. This is a awesome store with a nice blend of the old and the new. I always…read morefind a treat when I go in here and I always leave happy. The owners are truly a delight and a reason in and of itself to visit! Shop local!

Stopped into Beloved Bones Oddities while we were in the Paseo Art District. A unique little shop…read morewith a really cool mix of oddities, curiosities, and art you don't see everywhere. It's one of those places where you end up slowly making your way around because there's something interesting in every corner. A good stop if you like unusual finds.

Great beautiful little store! I wish I lived in here. I've been looking for an oddity/antique store…read morewith this vibe and I'm so glad to find one. Lots of very cool, unique pieces. The prices are reasonable, considering quality and uniqueness. They have a wide range of prices with little items as low as $1 and $5 and bigger things that are more expensive. Lots of bones (human and animal), old photos, and paper ephemera. There are antique medical items, jewelry, taxidermy, and clown stuff. They even had a victorian mourning bracelet made out of hair. Gross but awesome. The employees are friendly, too.

Imagine a museum where you can buy things. True antiques and collectibles from years past, lots of…read morevintage military, Native American and signed collectibles. It's a higher level antique store, not handmade goods type.

Lots of intriguing items to check out while here…read more Quite an extensive collection of antique jewelry, although not clear if it's fake or real, as items are scattered throughout. Some of the election pins are fun, but not sure what's authentic or not. The KFC displays are a cool walk through history. The Barbie's from the 60-70 era were a throwback. Staff are helpful and willing to get you keys for any display cases for items you are interested in at all.

I love thrifting, but sometimes it's really hard to find the kinds of things you want to wear now…read morethat thrift stores are being filled with disposable fast fashion items. This has led me to source pre-owned clothing from vintage stores that are already curated for me. Some can be pricy, but Bad Granny's prices are reasonable and they have an excellent denim selection. I love old 70's, 80's and 90's Levi's and Wranglers and they have two dressing rooms so you can try on. Staff was friendly, but leave you alone to browse.

On a short work trip for the weekend, this was at the top of my list of places to visit while I was…read morein OKC. There was a great selection, and I found a beautiful 1970s patchwork skirt for only $20. Prices were reasonable, and there was a lot to look through. I enjoyed the exterior art work, seems like Google did a collaboration with OKC. Unfortunately, the customer service dampened the experience. Granny seemed unwilling to engage with me, which made the interaction feel unwelcoming. My attempts at conversation were immediately dismissed... Because of that, I wouldn't return, though I genuinely hope her week improves.

I have several pieces from hotting hill antique from large to small pieces that I love. Love that…read moremy pieces are unique. Owner prices are very affordable. Store is clean and easy to find what you're looking for.

Darling antique shop! Owner, Lee goes to England multiple times a year and brings shipments back…read more Everything in the store is from England and is super duper affordable! The furniture is very detailed and nothing like you can find here in the city for the fraction of a cost! This darling little shop has everything from British foods, candles, Guinness chocolate from Scotland and beautiful huge ornate English armoires. She isn't open 9-5 instead they have warehouse sales. If you follow their Facebook or Instagram, they list helpful sale dates open to public. Also found out that Thursday's on Instagram, she does sales which the prices are hard to beat! Often she offers local pickup on the weekends which is an additional little bonus!

The sign on this business is 3 Strands Vintage Antique Mall. It is a very organized store with…read moredifferent booths thru out. They had a lot of people working helping everyone. There is also a little snack bar in the middle back wall and a eating area in the back corner of the store. A seating area also right behind the cashier area for those who need to sit down. They have shopping cart for people to use as well as hand held baskets. When it is busy, you have to bob and weave in and out of the booths so that they can get by when it is busy. Great parking and open 7 days a week.

Wife was looking for a table to put against the wall and heard of this cool little place to check…read moreout from some friends, needless to say we found what we were looking for at a very reasonable price and the service was better than anything you'd find on marketplace. Will definitely go back. I will post pictures soon.

Clean well laid out store with a good variety of items at reasonable prices. Well located - easy…read morein and out - well lite and new looking. Will definitely be back!

I wouldn't necessarily call this an "antique" store. There's an oddly sterile vibe in there. The…read moreregister area looks like the snack section at a gas station. Sure there's some old things for sale-- but it's also riddled with croc charms, spray painted rocks, Temu and Hobby Lobby resellers, and a terrible amount of AI art printed on things. Perhaps that's to be expected as the logo on the building appears to be AI itself. Prices were all over the place. Noticed a man following my friend and I around but he'd duck into another booth anytime we glanced his way. Overall, not a great experience.

LOVE this monthly sale of antiques and collectibles!…read more I have found Victorian hatpins, WWII medals, Schafer & Vater whiskey flasks, Civil War letters, and elk horn chandeliers here over the years. (Well, plus much, MUCH more!) I'm especially fond of the Red Wing cookie jar that I found for my dad here a couple of months back -- it's just like the one he grew up with and then accidentally broke in a move back in the late Eighties. (And yes, it tickled him to receive it as a gift so many years later.) The parking is good, but not exactly what I'd call generous. (I don't remember the last time that I was unable to find a parking space within twenty steps of the door, though, so no big whoop.) The warehouse is owned and operated by a small cooperative of local dealers, and the selection is both diverse and fun. Five Yelp stars!

This is an absolute gem that no one talks enough about. Lots of depression glass, antique books,…read morefurniture, lighting, etc. There are several different dealers in the building and they are all willing to make you a good deal. This is a store with genuine antiques and vintage items, none of that painted furniture or country chic decor that many other "antique" places have. This location is open only once a month and I've found them to advertise their hours on the estate sales websites. They are very lovely people!