I stumbled upon this store as I was cruising down Manchester. I am so glad I did. This store is…read moreamazing! The neat antiques from years past are simply amazing! There was so much to see and consider. The owner is so friendly and helpful. I enjoyed my conversation with him. I can't wait to talk with him again. The prices are very fair! The fantastic items are reasonably priced. I found a few gems that I could not live without.

We went here on a recommendation from a family member. The building is a gray brick building that…read moreis a bit tricky to notice, but there is an address and a sign that says ANTIQUES. There is parking in the back as well. Inside we found 2 stories of antique decor....awesome stuff! Most everything was hand picked w/ attention to detail. There are lots of goodies all over the place and we were there for a good 3 hours. I think we did end up seeing almost everything. Most of the stuff is primitives and lots of great ideas in every room for decorating. Lou (the owner) was VERY patient and helpful and spent a lot of time helping us find a cool framing idea for some artwork. This is an awesome place to check out if you're looking for a good gift for yourself or the antique lover in the family. They are open from 7am-7pm the first week of every month.

Avid thrifter here!!! I absolutely loved my visit to the Market! I'm not surprised in the least…read morethat they ended up in my Instagram feed. They offer a small parking lot, which is a plus in the city. The staff is warm, welcoming, and incredibly helpful. The space is laid out very well. Each booth gives its own unique vibe. The majority of the sellers had very well organized spaces. I have been collecting vintage evening bags. I was able to find a few treasures to bring home with me. I also found a few unexpected treasures. I felt the prices were reasonable and comparable to other shops in the area. I plan to visit again soon to see what other treasures I can find. Pro tip: wear comfortable shoes. The spaces is very large and it's going to take a little time to cull through all of the treasures.

For my thrifters looking to score a deal...this spot is pricey. Yes you can find something near…read more$20, but it really depends on the booth you're in. It's super fun to look around, browse and see any small trinkets. Id recommend looping around twice since there is so much to see!

All along the Historic Cherokee district is a variety of antique shops, all of which have their own…read moreniche. The Purple Cow is my favorite because there doesn't seem to be a whole lot of rhyme or reason for what's in the shop, but the randomness makes sense once you're in there! A few of the Purple Cow's specialties include: - A huge collection of vintage postcards, kept in old library card catalog drawers. I love to sift through them and see what vacation spots used to look like. And it's fun to read the used ones...see what kinds of messages people used to send to loved ones back in the day. - Antique hardware. If you're in the market for hooks, pulls or doorknobs, this might be the place for you. They usually don't come in sets, so if you like an eclectic aesthetic, that's a perfect place to purchase items for your house. - Signs. There's a huge, neon parrot sign that I inquired about. It's not for sale, but most of the signs are. There's old street signs, signs advertising products and a random arrow that directs people to the restroom. - There's also a large bookshelf of sports memorabilia near the register. Personally, sports anything doesn't pique my interest. But my boyfriend, who's an avid baseball card collector, said that the collection was pretty interesting. On my first visit, I purchased a framed "paint by numbers" of a ship at sea for our new apartment. It cost $5 and hangs on the wall next to a framed President Garfield on our entry room wall. If that gives you any indication of what kinds of antiques I'm into, then you'll understand why I love the Purple Cow.

You know, I shouldn't review this place because I'd generally rather die than go antiquing. Just…read morethe word 'antiquing' gives me hives. But I went with the BF and his Mom to Cherokee Street one day and was pretty impressed with what The Purple Cow had to offer. These antiques looked well-curated and were really interesting. I thought a couple of times that I would like to buy something from this place. That's no small feat for me. There are a few sections to this store, and it's worth weaseling and squeezing your way through all of them to see what's going on--stone lawn gizmos, the chopped off fender of an old car, Christmas lights, architectural odds & ends, tchotchkes...all kinds of stuff. Colorful, generally fun, and 'neat' in the best sense of the word.

I had no idea! I saw signs and wanted to visit but never knew where it was located. Drive a little…read moreway past rigazzi's and there you are. Additional info - there is a cafe inside the same building, I will have to try it out, Cafe Oliva. Such a cool place, enter and there is a counter but head to the right and start you journey through the aisles that are partitioned off into individual little rooms. So much to look review at every turn! Lots of aisles and turn a corner and there is another room with more stuff to look at. Jewelry, dishes, artwork, figurines, albums, books, games, matchbooks, so many things. Super cute vehicle at the enntrance to start your journey and end your visit.

Love coming here. Lots of great things for a variety of prices. You can find clothing, paintings,…read morefurniture, nicknacks and more. The workers are also super helpful. We were looking for something specific and she helped us look it up in the system to see if they had anything similar and gave us a list of other antique shops in the area to help us find what we were looking for.

Regan is creative, kind, and helpful. need an obscure decorative metal fireplace bolt circa 1904?…read moreThis is your place.

This place has the most amazing architectural salvage!! Staff are friendly and easy to work with.read more

Nice, but limited, selection of quality antique and architectural bits and bobs. The small space is…read morewell organized and the guy at the counter was pleasant. Prices were fairly reasonable considering the cost of salvaging and refinishing some of the things that I saw. There was nothing that I saw that I needed for my century old house, but I'll keep this place in mind.

Super cool stuff there! I got two iron stars which are everywhere on the brick buildings. It's hard…read moreto tell the place is opened because the windows don't show any light inside. Look for the wooden open sign.

We love love LOVE exploring both buildings of Treasure Aisles Antique Mall! Great location right in…read morethe heart of Maplewood on Big Bend Blvd with a large parking lot right in the middle of their two shops. Loads of booths to explore in each site and if you need a restroom that is in the smaller building ;) Always something to find even when you aren't looking and yes some things are priced rather high, but that's what makes finding a gem for a steal even better! The staff working upfront are friendly and know the place really well so if you are looking for something specific they can help and aren't rude about it which is great!

I love love both these vintage malls next to each other. Great prices, so many different styles of…read moreitems. They are consistently changing/adding new things to buy. If I'm looking to get out and thrift but not break the bank, these spots are it!

I love a good thrifting moment, especially when I find unique pieces! This place is a hidden gem…read morelocated on St. Charles Rock Rd. From clothes, shoes, vintage toys, comic books, vinyl records, household decor and more. You are bound to find something that matches your style. Each booth/space is owned by a different vendor and they each carry something different. Prices on items were fair and reasonable. Staff greeted me as i came through the doors, and let you have free range to browse. They were available to answer any questions you may have. Definitely worth looking into if you are a thrifter!!

The service is always friendly, the selection is a huge range of stuff varying across anybody's…read morepersonality. Anyone and everyone could absolutely find something they like here. There are so many booths with different styles of movies, games, clothes, shoes, antiques, toys, collectibles, glass, etc. The pricing varies booth to booth, but I find really reasonable prices across the building. Come here at least once a month or more! They also have super cheap snacks/drinks close to the front counter which is handy if you have a low blood sugar problem or forgot to grab a bite and you're there longer than you thought you would be. One of my favorite places to go!

I thought I'd reviewed Elder's before. No? Ok... The place…read moreis huge. Deep building. Three floors. Many antiques, including so much furniture and each piece I have seen in excellent condition. I usually buy smaller pieces here, including old photos (nerd that I am, I look through the ones that have legible names on the back and find descendants of those depicted). They offer a sizeable discount if you pay in cash. No mask requirement, but vaccines have been available for quite some time and the place is big enough to space yourself many feet from the nearest person.

Best antique shop in St. Louis. I've purchased numerous items from Elders to include cedar chests,…read moreantique radios, antique chairs, cabinets, you name it. Always priced well and I love the staff. They always get a lot of new items in. I read some of the bad reviews, and those are pretty much political attacks from local "progressives" which stemmed from the owner thanking police for increasing patrols when crime increased. The shop made national news because local communists put a sign on their store threatening them by saying "pig supporters not welcome here. Flag goes down or you go down." Marked with hammer and sickle, and MLM (Marxism, Leninism, Maoism. The communists then followed through by breaking the shop's windows. Elders has been on Cherokee antique row for decades, almost half a century. They didn't deserve this treatment, and I'm thankful they continue to keep their shop in this neighborhood. Oh yeah, the communists also like to rip down her American flag and throw it on the ground when walking their dogs. Seriously, its insane. So, ignore the negative removes. They are purely political because the owners, with the main owner being of Syrian decent, love the United States and flies the flag. Their clientele is extremely diverse as well. I was in the shop the other day and one of their African American neighbors stopped in to say high, and it was mentioned how the owners invited him to enjoy Thanksgiving with their family. Honestly, yelp should remove the bad reviews that are obvious political attacks from extremists minded people. Bottom line, their two shops are awesome, and I don't know of any better in the St. Louis Metro. The owners and staff are great people.

A wonderfully stocked thrift store with many vintage items. The staff is friendly and very helpful…read more Look on FB to see their sales. I think their prices are great even without a sale!

The moment we walked into Max and Moo's we were immediately greeted to the most lovely family. I…read morehave a baby and they told me to go pick out a beanie baby free of charge so we could happily shop which to me was the most thoughtful thing I've ever witnessed while shopping. The curation of antiques was phenomenal and the sale section was even top of the line. I can't praise this shop enough and the young family was so sweet and a joy to be around. Will definitely be back when I'm back in town.