Not everyone has the same taste when it comes to collecting Antiques for me it was my 1st time here…read moreand they had everything I was looking for I will be back soon , So load up on those Timber Saws Love this Place

Was short on time but have been wanting to stop in here and look around. I purchased a print with a…read morebeautiful frame. Looks a lot like a Maxfield Parrish. This place has so much to check out. The reclaimed barn wood for sale is really cool.

Happened to be passing by while RV'ING and popped in out of curiosity after having lunch nearby…read more This place was loaded with cute, interesting, nostalgic pieces, beautiful glassware, jewelry, and more. The prices are reasonable and consistent with market value, so they seem to know their stuff. The shop seller was very helpful and let me try some cute estate jewelry. I picked up an opal necklace.

From the owner: Antique Society is a retail shop in Gardnerville which specializes in Antiques, Collectibles,…read moreEstate Sales & Liquidations. We feature everything such as gas & oil, jewelry, glassware, electronics, furniture, and knick knacks. For more information and inquiries, you can reach us at (415) 272 4462. Open on Sundays by appointment.

His collection of vinyl records is unmatched. I've started signing my paychecks over to him as I'm…read morethere once a week.

I stumbled upon this place while passing through on 395. It is an antique store with numerous…read moredifferent items for sale, including vinyl records. I spent a while looking through their offerings and ended up purchasing quite a few albums. Don was very friendly and priced them very fairly. I will definitely stop by next time I'm in town. This is a hidden gem for crate diggers. I highly recommend it.

This small building has treasures in every room! Since they are only open one weekend a month, I…read moresuggest coming early as it can get quite crowded later. I love that they have 'theme weekends' and they do change the merchandise for every opening. I can deal with the crowded rooms, but my biggest problem here is controlling my desire to buy their unique items, which are not all antiques but are all delightful. A word of advice: if you see something you can't live without, grab it, ask the girls at the front desk to hold it for you, because if you hesitate and then come back to that room it may be gone, and it may be an item that they only have one of!

What a fun place to visit! There's something for everyone here. Even if you're not buying, you'll…read morebe glad you visited. Every room is a delight to visit. The store is not open every day so you need to check their schedule.

When you see the sign turn into the lot! It's then straight in to the back…read more Good prices and some really unusual stuff found here. I liked this place on my "Tour" Of Minden/G'ville. Stopped at 3 thrift shops,a couple boutiques and a nice little cafe. All in all a nice day!

This is a hidden gem. Caroline was great. Vicky is the owner. They have some really nice stuff. One…read morerack is of blue jean jackets. They are $55. But they are one of a kind pieces. They have really good prices. Better quality clothes than some of the other places.

Antiques Plus rests right near the Genoa Town limits and just beyond the post office on the way to…read morethe Kingsbury grade a few miles down the road. I've been here a few times while I was in the neighborhood. 3 factors make me hesitant to come back. 1. The political flags. Folks have the right to state or display their opinion, but I'm not big on people shoving it in your face, regardless of viewpoint. It's certainly an interesting business model to drive some folks that maybe they didn't want around anyway. 2. A reputation of existing outside the Genoa both geographically and in terms of community support and involvement. 3. I love going into antique places and its an individual thing when you're trying to decide "trash or treasure?". I've found neither category here, but rather a mushy middle that's easy to move on to something else. These are my own biased opinions, and folks are more than welcome to see and experience things for themselves.

Went to Antiques Plus today on a whim looking for brooches. The owner and I had an enlightening…read morediscussion about "service" dogs (Lady, my PTSD dog was with me). She explained some of the damage done to her shop and her family by so called "service" dogs. I felt terrible for her... please people, stop faking the service dogs! Anyway, she and I had the most delightful time looking at brooches, and she made me a deal on 4 really nice vintage pins. I enjoyed my time there. For a small store she has lots of variety and personality. I will definitely be back again and recommend others to her store.

Since my last review of Petersunn's Antiques back in 2012, I've stopped in to see Terry many times…read more I've pretty much concentrated on his extensive knife collection, have purchased a number of them, have always felt welcome and that he really knows his stuff. We're also both from Northwest Iowa and both have family in Genoa. What I don't understand is 6 (at this writing) negative reviews complaining about rudeness. If what they mean is plain spoken, occasionally blunt, and sometimes doesn't suffer fools (or unsupervised kids), I consider that a plus.

He hasn't changed, still very rude. A one star is one too many! I have never been in a retail store…read morethat had that bad of customer service. He told three of us to leave his store in a rude tone of voice and that he was closing his doors in the middle of the day during the art festival. We weren't even in his store 2 minutes if that. He also commented to us that it was illegal to take pictures in a gun shop, pawn shops and casinos. We knew someone that was looking for something he had and wanted to share where it was. More business, that's what we thought he would want. Not sure about all the laws but I don't know he does either. A Pawn shop is on a TV show, young people always taking selfies in casinos, and pictures of his collections are on his website.

Here's the fishing report, lame puns over time to review. It's kinda hit and miss as far as pricing…read moreis concerned. Some things like dvds & cd's are $1 or less which is nice. Some other items , like furniture are way too high. The only discount day (Thursday) is for seniors. Even then, there's still some things that aren't discounted for seniors so ask ahead. The customer service could be improved. They do have a back patio area with more stuff. I learned the hard way, they lock the door after a certain time. Me and another customer were confused, tried knocking on the door. No answer, made our way to a side door. No apology from staff, more annoyed that we were outside. I do appreciate that at least they have a return for store credit, policy on electronics (7 days ) With it being such a small space, perhaps some better pricing and discount days would help with sales and make room for more donations. Anywho, that's my 2 cents... happy thrifting.

I have shopped here for years. It's gotten so expense that I don't think people financially…read morestruggling could afford to go here. Then the kid at the register, who is younger than my grandkids, tried to school me on the cost of stuff. It's a thrift store buddy. And a Christian one at that?