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Treasure Island Antiques

3.7 (23 reviews)
Closed • 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Lisa S.

The Best upscale Antique store on the West coast of Florida! A must see! 12,000 sq feet of space and 50 different vendors!! Some of the best fine estate and vintage costume jewelry I've seen! Fine art, furniture, silver, porcelain, record albums, glass and collectibles! Staff is friendly, knowledgeable and fun! They pretty much have EVERYTHING!

Dos T.

Lots of variety, lots of stuff, lots of fun! Some places with this type of goods are priced to sell, but this place has more moderate prices. Reasonable, but not stunning deals. A little bit of everything - bar ware, crystal, furniture. Prices aren't for pickers but also aren't ridiculous. The midcentury booth in the front has a fair amount of really very charming things that are priced to take home. Go for this booth if you're into the style. The curation is fab.

Pappy H.

This place is large. Very nice staff and large selection from old to modern. 3 stars for a lot of modern items. Items range from fur coats to German war relics. They have furniture, bottles, glassware, jewelry etc.

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9 months ago

The prices here are ridiculous. Way more than the items are worth. Do a visual search before you purchase.

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This is the nicest antique store I've seen in Florida since I moved here. Lots of bamboo and rattan furniture with many unique pieces.

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4 years ago

I love Treasure Island. There is an incredible selection and the staff is very friendly and informed.

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4 years ago

Excellent Selection amd awesome customer service.. you will not be disappointed..the the variety and the quality is amazing

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6 years ago

Best antique mall I have ever been in. Give yourself plenty of time! Great quality and lots of variety. Higher end but not ultra high end.

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