Best new antique store in town. It is worth the extra time it takes to find it. I love the local…read morehandmade pottery, cards and wooden items.

Great little up-scale consignment shoppe in Salisbury run by a seasoned and studied gentleman. Walk…read morearound and take a good long look at the pieces on display and you start to appreciate the subtle but distinct difference between cost and price and value. Came in the first time on a lark: stopped in town for a nosh and a sweet after looking at a trailer up the road a piece and on my after-luncheon constitutional I happened across this trove of treasures. Looking through the glass I spied more and better items than I've seen in my wanderings of late; even those items that run contrary to my tastes are appealing for their substance if not their styling. I stepped inside half looking for a bright wall sized piece for the living room and found everything else instead. Jeff and I exchanged pleasantries and a few adjectives as we discussed the variety of items and how this all got to North Carolina. Turns out that the items in store come from clients across the country with the possible exception of the upper plains. Urns, vases, and statuary; period furniture and screens; silks, oils, prints and water colors... capturing all manner of subjects from wood ducks to orchids to the human form. In a blow molded world with press board bases and faux finishes Stately Homes houses an assortment of enduring and endearing objects. Yes, it is someone else's stuff, but I'm not sure how that's even a thing.

This is a magnificent shop with a knowledgeable and helpful owner…read more The antiques, jewelry, art, furniture, and decoratives are beautifully selected and well priced. If you're tired of resin molded plastic and particleboard, Stately Homes is a breath of fresh air. Enjoy the interlude there is so much to discover - a treasure trove of the fine things.

Very cool place with a lot of vintage things and it was huge two story place. Nice employees.read more

The woman at the counter when you walk in always seem to have a mean face not very welcomingread more

Ughhhh no. This place is not for me. I guess if you live in Salisbury, and refuse to venture the…read moreshort distance down to Charlotte then I could almost see how you would convince yourself this place is worth going to. But even then, you've got to have a pretty skewed idea of what the rest of the world refers to as "standards." I think the main component of this place is the shop on the first floor, which is more of a random assortment of crap, that happens to be placed in jigsaw puzzle like manner. If there was ever anything you actually wanted to find here there is no way you could. I have a pretty strong opinion that there is a valid market for "antiques" but nobody wants to buy "old junk," which comprises the better part of the inventory. On the basement level is the wine "cellar," as they call it, and there is an actual temperature controlled room with a few wine bottles, but you can't actually get in to see it. All you see is dust-laden shelves with a mediocre sampling of mostly grocery store wines. Each thing on the shelf is typically just 1 bottle, so if you want more you have to special order it. There is a large section of North Carolina wines, all of which are just plain awful in my opinion. They also do wine tastings down in the basement, I believe on a weekly basis. This pretty much consists of the group of old people showing up every single week and gossiping while complaining about the wine that's being offered. I reluctantly attended a few of these and I was appalled at peoples' behavior considering they were getting outstanding wine and a few hor'dourves for next to nothing.

Best selection and most reasonably priced shop for antiquing they have an Exquisite selection of…read morewines and other local items to go along with your antiquing this is a must stop shop and they really do know how to treat service animals in this store

I like this store though it's a little odd. Some of the store is like an antique shop with nice…read morevintage collectables. They have a BUNCH of children's clothes that runs the center of the store that's kinda like a yard sale. They have a great selection of books- like a used bookstore. They have furniture and large items upstairs. They have some nice boutique type jewelry in the counter. They also have a large selection of ordinary(but pretty) costume jewelry. They have a lot of dolls above the books in the book room. The art is on a wall upstairs with the furniture. I saw some pretty light fixtures in the back. They had cookware and small appliances. I walked out with a nice piece of elegant vintage glassware for $8. It's worth stopping in!

I love shopping here; great prices, always something new coming in. They sale clothing , household…read moregoods, shoes and jewelry. Something for everyone in your family.

This gallery is a true gem... they specialize in wonderful late 19th & early 20th century paintings…read moreand have extensive experience in both art collecting/consultation and one of the finest restoration artist on the eastern coast. Check out the website for examples of their artwork and use them to start or enhance your own collection.

From the owner: We offer the region's best in sales, restorations, and appraisals of 19th and 20th Century Fine…read moreArt. Also, restoration of gold-leaf frames. Open Wed. 11-5, and by chance or appointment.

If you want to overpay for some decent antiques, this is your kind of place…read more It is a nice shop but bring your purse, you checkbook and your credit cards. You will need them all.

If you have to a flea market you should go and get the experience. While it's individual sellers…read moresetup to sell their goods, the atmosphere is very laid back. There are indoor vendors and several outside vendors. The outside has grown so big to get to the end takes time. Bring a bag to put your items in - you will likely have several bags and its much easier to manage them in one big one. Oh...wear comfortable shoes.

A giant dollar general, most buildings have the same goods that you could buy from your local…read morefamily dollar or dollar general

This is a lower end consignment shop. It serves its purpose. Don't expect to find any real…read moretreasures there or even ANY antiques.

Nice thrift store and the employees are super friendly. They explained what theirs profits are used…read morefor how they help the community.

There's been a lot of talk about Trosa Thrift store around town lately. I've seen it all over…read moresocial media so a friend and I decided to check it out on a Friday afternoon. Trosa is located on Peters Creek Hwy in the Food Lion strip center at the Clemmonsville exit. It's easy to get to and there's plenty of parking which I love. Right inside the door is their whole furniture section, they have tons of tables, chairs, dressers , etc. they even have a whole section of office specific furniture. The prices are very reasonable. This would be a furniture flippers paradise. Towards the back they have shelves of everything from pillows to whole sets of dishes, sports equipment and the most medical mobility equipment I've ever seen anywhere. I'd say, if you are in need of a walker, a bath seat or portable toilet for someone look here because they probably have it at a fraction of the cost it would be to purchase new or rent. The clothing is grouped all together but they aren't keeping it organized as well as it needs to be. All different sizes were mixed in together and I quickly got frustrated and gave up. Both of us had found an item in the kitchen area we wanted so we headed to check out. The workers were very friendly as well. I'll definitely be checking out Trosa regularly in the future. Trosa supports substance abuse treatment. If you want to donate to them, they offer pick up for larger items or you can bring your items to their donation drop off around the back of the store. Just follow the signs.