Wow, what a neat place! A mixture of antiques and things for today. There were a few items that…read morewere funny. There were so many antiques whether it was signage, furniture decor, books, records, doors, windows and much more. Honestly when it somes to old rusty things, or older things with a ding here and there it is really an eye in the beholder. Many of us can step back and see the beauty in anything, no matter the condition. Prices to sell, priced to make a profit but not take too much. Turns out the restock often. The staff were great. I think 3-4 times someone was checking in to see how i was and if I needed anything. Parking is across the street in a spacious lot for their business. There is also street parking available.

this place is a true gem, you seriously never know what you're going to find here. The owners are…read moremaster pickers and the prices are unbelievably reasonable. Because they are so reasonable with pricing they move a ton of inventor, if I see something I want there I jump on it, I think they will hold for 24 hours too. Richmond is luck to have them here, it's the kind of place I look for every time I visit a new city but so far nothing compare. Oh, they also are a great place to sell to. ask for Ken or Lisa. I was literally on my way to the dump with a really cool metal dresser, stopped by there and walked away with a $50 bill. Love this join!!!

Sheppard Street Antiques has been my first stop to source unique pieces for my home for years -…read moresince before they moved out of Carytown. It's always a new experience as Sara is quick to replenish when items sell (and they often sell FAST because they're so well-priced!).

My happy place. The owner has fabulous taste and I don't think I have ever left empty handed.read more

Who knew that right here in central Richmond was a store with a fantastic selection of mid-century…read morefurniture and accessories? I was amazed and thrilled to discover it and plan a return trip when I have time to browse their several rooms full of treasures!

This place is 100% worth shooting the owner a text and setting up an appointment to visit. Like…read morewalking into a warehouse where the 60's never ended, but better! I wasn't even looking to buy anything, but couldn't help instantly drooling over several very rare pieces. Janet is friendly and excited to show you around, and she's quick to respond when contacted. She has curated a seriously impressive selection of furniture, art, lighting, and decor, and she obviously takes pride in every piece she finds. No matter what you're looking for, you're going to find something you're in love with here. Absolutely no chance you'll leave empty handed! And if you're looking to sell like I was, she is very fair and knowledgable.

If you're into antiques and wondering through antique malls this is a great way to kill several…read morehours. I found the prices at most booths to be on the higher side of normal but I still found a couple good deals. Particularly wide selection of concrete yard pieces and statuary.

Excellent antique mall. The place is absolutely massive with many little coves and rooms to…read moreexplore. Shockingly this place is extremely clean. Which is almost rare with antique malls. I expected the prices would be outrageous as a result but were mostly fair in each and every booth. Would recommend

Sophisticated, curated American antiques. This family business has buildings of restored period…read moreantiques. A delight to visit.

Too expensive for my blood, but maybe not yours! Occasionally you may spy a bargain! Classic…read moreantique pieces for the discriminating taste. Beautiful furniture, décor, lamps, artwork, rugs and so much more. Many gorgeous Asian inspired vases, plates, urns and planters. The rooms are aesthetically pleasing, perfectly appointed, like walking back in time. I loved the wooden cupboards, the corner cupboards and all the dining room tables. I am drawn to marble top tables (I have one at home) and they have a several in the shop. I also collect pewter, and they offer a nice selection of candlesticks, serving ware and more! The inventory of mirrors, brass pieces, and glassware is something to see! The people here are helpful and knowledgeable, feel free to pick their brains! They know antiques and history! But more than sales, they offer restoration, repair and appraising services too. For fine quality, immaculately designed antiques, this place is worth walking through the Gates!

Came here for a Sunday fun day filled with antique and vintage shopping with my friends. We spent…read moreabout and hour and a half exploring and could've stayed longer. Time does not exist here. This antique mall is HUGE! It's filled with everything you could possibly dream of. Like most antique shops, things are a bit on the pricey side, but there is a range of prices for a range of products with a range of quality. All sales are final. We looked through household goods, posters, toys, cards, and even cute outfits. I ended up purchasing a very cute denim romper and a big glass jar with oranges on it. You really have to hunt through rows of things to find the gems you're looking for, but you're likely to find things you'd never expect to find and fall in love with. I'd highly recommend checking this spot out.

I adore this antique/flea market! The ladies and the gentleman who work here are so friendly and…read morethe current vendors are very good. There's a great variety and you will probably be able to find your "antique poison" here. Photos, tools, ornaments, books, jewelry, toys, clothes, shoes, kitchenware and the list goes on. I have yet to go in and not find at least one thing. I would definitely suggest following them on social media simply to know about open houses or special events they are doing. I recently happened to stop in during their open house but I would have been able to plan better had I been following them. Most vendors are priced very fairly as well. Definitely a must stop for anyone.

This store has a fascinating collection of various antique finds . I could explore the store and…read morestill not see everything. Bought several small pieces that were unique. The owners are very personable. Great experience, will definitely return and recommend!

This is a REALLY nice place if you want vintage barware--cocktail shakers and decanters…read more Lots and lots and lots of items crammed in so tightly that you can't see everything. And don't dare try to pick something up, because you will surely bump into something and break it. And prices are high to very high. It's a no for me.

I had the pleasure of working with Ken today on a lamp I needed repair work for. He is a true…read moreexpert at his craft! Ken knew right away what was going on with my lamp, and took his time making sure it was back in operational shape. Side note, it was great to just sit in the shop and look at all the beautiful antique lamps he has for sale. Highly recommend this shop for any/all of your lighting needs!

Ken is a master! Incredible knowledge and experience. He knew just how to help me with my early 60s…read morelamps. He was so responsive to me and my request for assistance. I'll definitely go back for help with my other lamps!

If you are looking for something unusual and don't know where to start - go to Paul's. They have a…read morestore front and several. Obtained units filled with furniture, hardware, tools, jewelry and of course, their hallmark offering: lighting. Prices are reasonable and the staff is friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. But, while I didn't catch his name - the store dog is ADORABLE.

So many cool things here. There's the inside but also a few trailers outside. A lot of old…read morenostalgic decorative items.

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.

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.