This is by far the best mid-century booth in the entire West End Antiques Mall. It is also, by far,…read morethe most expensive. For that reason, it's doubtful I'd ever buy anything from them, but it sure is nice to look! They get new stuff in pretty regularly and stage the space very well. You can tell they love what they do. Be sure to check out other booths for mid-century pieces. No other booth is strictly mid-century like TeeGeeBee, but they have stuff mixed in.

This shop is located at the West End Antiques Mall, and is filled with beautifully and thoughtfully…read morearranged mid-century modern pieces, from home accents to art to furniture. We just moved to Richmond on Saturday, bought a piece there on Sunday, and can't wait to return! For a look at their current stock, be sure to search for their Facebook page!

If you're a comic/super hero/toy/collectibles fan, this is the most odd-acious place on the plant!…read moreOdd Balls is chock full of every character you can imagine and even some that are beyond imagination. While there are Mostly vendors selling toys, legos, marvel, etc. the Claire's part has some antiques but not at bargain prices. The "vintage" items are higher here than many other antique shops I frequent, but you just may find that item you can't resist! They also sell lots of holiday decorations, vinyl records, outdoor furniture, and tons more! It's a joy to walk down the aisles and say "I had that!" Or "Remember those!" I did happen to spy a cute little Snoopy Fire King bowl that I got for a friend! No matter what, you'll have a blast perusing the goods at this super cool shop! And P.S. they host several huge flea markets in their parking lot throughout the year with vendors, food trucks, carnival fare, and deals!!

just good folks trying to make a living and enjoy some nostalgia !…read more I always feel welcome !

I love this place so much - I can always find something I totally "forgot" wink wink I needed…read more.. LOL this place has it all... some of the best booths with great stuff - reasonable prices and awesome service If you are looking for something particular - ask one of the staff up front - they may be able to help you find it - they know all their vendors and have seen it all. This is a great place to mill around - especially on a rainy day... seriously, this place is so great - I could go there a few times a week looking at stuff!

I loved shopping at this antique mall! It's chock full of collectibles and cool finds! Some of…read morethe vendors have their wares price high, but you can get some good deals if you hunt! The staff is helpful and knowledgeable!

Very unique store with lots of oddities, crystals/rocks (well priced) and taxidermy art. Bugs,…read morebeetles, butterfly's galore. Deff a fun little place to look around if you are around the area. Very unique and the lady working the front was helping multiple people while I was in there. They have some air plants as well.

Welp if you're weird and curious like me, then Rest in Pieces may be for you…read more The only purchases a gemstone clover, anatomy poster, and bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery! New Discovery was a medicine for consumption (tuberculosis) a disease which at the time was killing millions of people. Many companies offered cures and remedies for consumption. However, all were frauds, including this, which was actually a concoction made from a morphine and chloroform mixture, calculated to strike terror to the doctors or to any other class or profession, except, perhaps, the undertakers. It is a pretty diabolical concoction to give to anyone, and particularly to a consumptive. The chloroform temporarily allays the cough, thereby checking Nature's effort to throw off the dead matter from the lungs. The opium drugs the patient into a deceived cheerfulness. Add a touch of alcohol (to further dull the sufferer's pain, and hey, it helped (until it didn't) The combination is admirably designed to shorten the life of any consumptive who takes it steadily. It was pretty cool and the owner/manager was a blast to chat with as well. Quite a few oddities "not for sale" and most likely not a store for everyone. Check it out if you dare. No charge for admission.

I just love this place! Never come out empty handed. Went specifically for wood with chippy paint…read moreto build cornices. Wish I had remembered the name of the lady who helped me- she was digging thru wood to get me the perfect pieces... and they are exactly what I wanted! Yes, they may be pricey but you are only going to buy that perfect item once and typically a one of a kind.

Mary was so informative and kind. I have an early 1900's slipper tub from LA Victorian Mansion in…read moreLA and she helped me figure out price to sell from California. She didn't make a dollar but she made a friend. She was funny and very knowledgeable. I would highly recommend Governor's Architectural

AMAZING CUSTOMER SERVICE AND INVENTORY: Under (fairly) new ownership, Caravati's has only improved…read more Today I visited by appointment (to meet a construction deadline) and met with Jennifer who had pre-picked a box full of historic door hardware that perfectly matched the photos I'd texted. She also had pre-selected several vintage six-panel doors for my review. Once on site, the Caravati team made my problems and challenges their own, finding a perfect pair industrial nickel-plated handles for my old oak icebox project and then eagerly volunteering to do some work to convert them from working levers to rigid pulls. Stocking vintage hardware and architectural pieces is one thing. Helping clients actually pull together the PERFECT sets of door hardware -- including glass knobs, backplates, mortise locks, catches, hinges, and screws is next level. When we were driving away, my daughter said to me (of Jennifer), "She was INSANELY helpful." She was! So was Lucas and the rest of the team. Thanks all!

Architectural heaven! Knock-knock! Who's there? Caravati's!! This store is a-door-able! If you're…read morelooking for salvaged doors for your next home project, look no further! Channel your inner Chip & Joanna and renovate with style! The warehouse is full of rows and rows of cabinet doors, screen doors, shutter doors, Indian doors, front doors, doors galore! The main showroom has decorative column capitals with Doric, Corinthian, and Ionic combination designs; ornamental brackets of wood, wrought iron, plaster and other architectural elements to creative unique accents in your home! Recently moved to Ashland, this vintage salvage shop is jammed packed with antique hardware, knobs, hinges, fixtures, newer and older décor, fireplace inserts, mantels, recovered windows, retro bathroom sinks, mirrors and fixtures, wood slabs for tables, quirky glassware, urns and planters, baskets and artisan pieces! My favorite item, which I purchased as a gift, is a handcrafted Bourbon/Whiskey smoker with a glass cloche! Brady custom makes these cool items and these smokers will add sophistication to your bar area! Your imagination will go wild in this fabulous store that's been an RVA mainstay for decades!!

The jewelry buyer, Billy, is running a fencing scam. He is a scammer. Schwarzchild Jewelers and…read moreCarreras are both professional and pay much higher. He is being taken to court for Felony.

Sold some antique chairs. It took awhile so we got very little. Still it was convenient to get rid…read moreof the chairs and still get something for them.

I am a veteran antique shopper. This place is a legend. A mall, which I like, as different…read morevendors usually specialize in different things, so there's usually something I can find. Antique Village is like any other antique mall, some deals, some overpriced stuff, and a lot of interesting things to look at. And, they are animal friendly! I brought Belle, my doberman in, like I usually do, and she sniffed out a great bargain for me. Something that, on ebay, was four times the $200 price I paid at Antique Village. There is a terrific paper vendor that has virtually everything, and a pottery lady, Miss Sylvia, who is now 93 years old and as sharp as a tack (ouch!) Her knowledge of the pottery arts is limitless. Great place, great items, the possibility of sniffing out a bargain, they loved my dobie and even gave her a treat. What more could you ask? Belle wants to go back. So do I.

Miles of antiques at this huge mall on Route 301. As an antique freak, I make this a must stop…read morewhenever I'm "junking" in the Mechanicsville area. I've found some cool treasures here, but you've got to look hard to find a bargain! Many of the vendors overprice their wares! There's several other antique shops on 301, and across Atlee on 360, so this would be a fun way to go "antiquing" and make a day of it!! You can really get lost in this space, mazes of booths and aisles of stalls full of vintage pieces. You'll find hordes of glassware, china, dishes, bar ware, collectible plates, Toby mugs, Mason jars, milk glass, carnival glass, Fiestaware, and crystal! There are also various booths carrying brass, pewter, silver and other metal items. If you're a bibliophile, you've come to the right place... shelves and shelves of new, used and classic books, magazines, postcards and periodicals. Old vinyl records, 45's, and LP's can be found at several stalls. Vintage jewelry galore and a menagerie of figurines seem to arise at every corner! Tons more... allow plenty of time to browse. And keep your phone ha day to check prices in comparison to eBay. I found this incredible mug with Shakespeare on it that I was dying to have... I checked on the web and found it for 1/2 of what they were selling it for. Check out is easy and organized, most of the sellers don't haggle much, they have standard percentages off they offer at the counter (if you ask) but oftentimes I've been told they can't come down of the price. With so many vendors, I can see why it would be hard to try to contact everyone for discounts. Many items are marked "firm". I thus firmly believe this to be an middle of the road antique shop, but worth a gander!