I almost hate to recommend this place, because I like it so much and I don't want it to get overrun…read moreby people, but I would be remiss if I did not say that I found *a lot* reasonably priced and fun glassware, and the woman who runs the place is lovely.

What a find! Encore is an antique glassware resale store in downtown Dexter. There are so many…read morelovely pieces and random treasures, and the prices are incredibly reasonable! Jeanne, the store owner, was so sweet and knowledgeable about different types of vintage glassware, and she loves to give her customers a bargain. She also has some furniture pieces and other items for around the home. Such a great selection. Additionally, her shop is incredibly clean. Will definitely be back!

Lots of things to see and walk around Really high priced…read morefor a small town. If you want to sell more, have half price days or something. These poor people in this town can't afford any of these things. I bet you are waiting for tourists or people passing through to buy. Well, I don't think it's going to happen unless you do some specials. It was kinda empty of patrons the day I went. People were leaving empty handed.

Great place to find your next treasure.. Employees are very friendly. It's my favorite place to…read morespent a leisurely afternoon

Stopped in here with my girlfriend on a meandering drive back to Memphis from Martin on a lazy…read moreSaturday afternoon, and wasn't expecting much beyond a brief diversion from the Rt. 51 bypass. The exterior of Bill Walton's is thoroughly unassuming and you wouldn't feel like you'd missed something if you checked it out from the highway and decided to keep on driving. Unless, of course, you've actually visited it before. Bill Walton's is of the rare breed of antique stores that a man might enjoy more than a woman, even if he's not particularly interested in antiques to begin with. The sizable main room is rife with toys, militaria, advertising, tools, and - much to my delight - an impressive collection of cufflinks. Most everything is in great condition, as well, but not so great that everything looks like a reproduction. The patina, especially on the beverage advertising, is in just the right places and to just the right extent. No one wants to hang a sheet of rust in his man cave, but if you want something that still looks like it's been around the block and has some good stories to tell - Bill Walton's delivers. And even though I got the impression that several dealers were represented here (although I'm not sure), everything was very well-organized; toys were in one section, jewelry in another, militaria in another, etc. A few oddities that I thought were great: a set of vintage glassware from Pat O'Brien's in New Orleans, a collection of miniature fuzzy baby chickens (why?), and a tie bar with a terrifying painted clown face on it. It's definitely not the same old junk that you see every day. And that was just the main room. The "warehouse" in the back is the stuff mantique dreams are made of. Several vintage Coke machines, walls plastered with advertising, racks of tools, a huge old popcorn machine (!), a couple game machines that could very well have sat in your grandfather's favorite bar, and not one, but two pedal-driven merry-go-rounds. If it wasn't so hot (there's no a/c or heat back there, as a sign on the door warns) I could have dug around back there for hours. Prices on everything here were very reasonable, and it wasn't the kind of place where everything was prohibitively expensive. They certainly have their share of $500 Coca-Cola signs and so on, but you could go into this place with nothing but a twenty-dollar bill in your pocket, walk around for an hour, leave with change, and feel like you got some really neat stuff. I did. If you're a fan of places like Antique Warehouse Mall in Memphis but you've been there so many times that you have the entire contents of every booth memorized, Bill Walton's is more than worth the drive. Check it out.

As US road trippers from Australia trekking across the states from West to East, my wife and I…read morestopped in, literally because she loves antique stores and thrift shops, and I saw the sign and she might have been snoozing, but I literally couldn't say no. :-) However, stopping here was an incredible experience. I would highly recommend as it's a business so you get free entry, and there was so much Americana on display, and certainly hidden gems at reasonable prices. You don't get a lot of Museums offering free entry anymore. This was a slice of America that you shouldn't let go by.

Amazing owners. Sweet and helpful. I did not know about this place but they had what I was looking…read morefor. Will definitely return

Looks fun from the road and people are very nice, but lots of junk and not much antique. Think of…read morethis as old stuff store and not valuable antique store and you won't be disappointed.

Top of the line Antique and collectable shop. Very friendly and helpful. I bought many of the…read morepieces of my Frankoma there.

i am in LOVE with this store!! if you are looking for some more maximalist type pieces of…read morefurniture, clothes, jewelry, or any unique and random objects. the employees are always incredibly nice and polite and it just feels like such a welcoming and accepting place! i am completely in love with this store! i wish the clothing prices were a ittle lower but you are 100% getting what you pay for. Definitely check out the bargain basement i have found some absolute gems down there. Its my very favorite store in town, definitely go check it out!!

One of my favorite places to stop in when I'm in town. They are always so friendly and welcoming…read more The items are always changing and there is so much to choose from.

Come in here, but get out quick, lest you and your wallet get sucked into a spiraling vortex of…read moretreasure. you won't leave for hours and then you'll find yourself returning, because there's more! This is one of those places where treasure really can be found and had if you dig; it's not just strategically placed to make you feel that way, there are layers and stacks of stuff everywhere. "Oh no, but I only collect X," you say well that's not a problem, unless X is not covered by: contemporary artwork, kimonos, wood furniture, quilts, Rare books, European fine art, crappy hotel ashtrays, records, old quilts/quilt tops/quilt scraps/quilt squares/feed sacks/vintage fabric (1890's to 1975), civil war stuff, southern heritage, Hawaiiana, ceramics, glass, porcelain, collectibles of every sort, doodads, elusive and unusual gifts. The owner Tonya is a wonderfully warm woman who will quietly delight in your exploration of the nooks crannies....caverns in this store. Antique Galleria has the weirdest most luxurious and cleanest bathroom you will ever go to in an antique store This place is located at the corner of 4th and Jefferson. If you go to the main location of Quilt in a Day exit it left and continue on 4th Street, once you cross the street you'll be there.....

We got lost in this incredible place! Do NOT think twice - GO there! You will NOT be disappointed!…read moreI can't recommend a visit, more! We loved everything!

love it great dealers and even better prices. go see the trading post today…read more Lovely ladies own the place, and it now has two new dealers. The dollar area is very popular. The fall items Halloween items and Christmas items are coming in every day. Come see us at Tumbleweeds.