2 floors full of antiques. Quite a diverse collection. Found pieces to my china. Staff was very…read morefriendly, pleasant and knowledgeable.

Driving down 460, on our way to the Jamestown Ferry, we made a pit stop at this awesome antique…read morestore on the side of the road in the tiny hamlet of Disputanta. What a great stop it was! From the window displays to the well organized booths, it was a joy to pop by the various vendors and take a gander at all their treasures! We constantly stopped in the aisles and said to each other "Look at this!" Or "Remember these?" So many nostalgic pieces which brought back fond memories! I had a hand held basket which quickly was filled with cool items. I collect topsy-turvy dolls and found one here, swizzle sticks, fabric, figurines and a unique quirky Mad Hatter doll! Whatever you are looking for, you're bound to find here! They carried vintage comic books, glassware, photography equipment, bar ware, toys, jewelry, furniture, textiles, coins, and tons more! This store was clean, the vendors pay attention to detail, and the prices were so reasonable! We checked out easily and the folks there were hospitable, helpful and jovial. We had a blast and I saw several other pieces that I would've love to carry home. I suppose that means I'll be coming back to this funky, fun, and fabulous antique shop next time I'm in the little community of Disputanta!!

This is such a great find! I was taking the scenic route to Richmond for a gal's day and decided…read moreto stop in and browse some antiques. I spoke to the owner, Brenda for a while before leaving and she was so friendly and personable. She showed me around, greeted me warmly, and chatted easily and happily with a few of the other customers while I was walking around. She didn't follow me around, make me feel judged or pressured, and was friendly and made easy small talk with everyone. She mentioned they had recently taken over the building and apologized for the fans and lights as they were trying to cool it off with several strategically placed large fans in the rooms - it's a large building and is bigger than I expected inside with lots of really great finds and some neat handmade keepsakes from local artists. I plan to make this a usual stop when I travel this route.

A great place to wander about when you've got some free time! This place is a stone's throw from…read morethe Virginia Diner, and the building is chock full of interesting collectibles. It can be fun to explore before, or after, dinner. The large building is partitioned into a few rooms. The first room always contains a large collection of cast iron items, as well as some vintage items (drinking glasses and the like). The next rooms have the toys, furniture, books, records, musical instruments, (sometimes) clothing and other odds-and-ends that would be expected in collectible or antique stores. The staff does well with keeping the building comfortable (temperature-wise and space-wise). There's certainly a lot to browse through but I've never felt claustrophobic. There always seems to be a decent mix of "old" items and new - I never see exactly the same things and enough is added to maintain my interest. The final room contains glass cases with jewelry and other items you'd expect to see "protected." I've seen some interesting art work and other vintage pieces or unexpected finds in the far back corner of the store. Make sure to take your time to check everything out! Prices seem very reasonable. I found planters for two of my bonsai, as well as another trinket, and walked away without feeling like I was overcharged. Of course prices fluctuate throughout the store but I've never thought pricing was obscene. More often than not, I've been more pleased with the price tags I've seen. The staff is friendly and approachable, while not smothering you as you explore for "treasures." I last went in around Christmas, and credit card transactions were not allowed below a certain purchase amount (I think it was $20), so make sure to carry cash if you expect to pick up a few cheaper items. Parking has never been an issue. The location is convenient. Things are kept tidy and clean. Overall, I love to visit while I'm passing through and have the time! Side note: this business has changed hands and names a few times, but this is from my most recent experience (about a month ago).

Another great antique store in Williamsburg. There are a few out there but, this one stays on my…read moreradar. The staff are always helpful, especially when it comes to reaching high items or unlicking doors. They are always willing to help. I really enjoy this antique shop. It is pretty large, but not overwhelming. The closer you get to the back of the store it is a little disorganized. This is the type of antique store where you have to take time to stand and look. Some booths have a lot that you just need to stand back and look. I sometimes find it easier to just walk in with products in mind. But, it is also fun to take a look around with no real plan. Pretty much just see what treasure finds you. The pricing does vary here, but honestly I really can get a good deal from time to time. I really do luck out here.

This local business has everything that you look for at a great antique shop. The mall is filled…read morewith a trove of hidden gems plus the customer service was good. Some of the favorite pieces that I saw was a carved marble lamps, Hallmark ornaments from the 90s, decades old tools, glass lanterns and tea sets. I wish that I would've taken photos, but I was honestly in the moment of enjoying the antique mall. I ended up purchasing two Hallmark ornaments- Winnie the Pooh and one with Santa. I also purchased a wooden Goose carved with beautiful painted flowers. This place has a number of hidden gems. Definitely make time to check this place out when you are in Williamsburg, Va.

We came back to this cool farm house antique shop and found some treasures! We were given discounts…read moreby a sweet, friendly lady! I loved the upstairs rooms filled with quilts! You'll get great prices and peace of mind at Peace of the Past!

From the owner: We offer a variety of Antiques.Crafts and specialty gifts.read more

Dirty, dusty, dingy, disorganized, disgusting shop that smells of pot, smoke, and dog. It was gross…read moreand funky in there and the prices were a joke - junk all over and the person who worked there, and I use that term lightly, must be so lazy, they can't even clear the aisles or shelves or floor! I left right quick and won't be going back.

Unlike previous customer that left a 1 star review stating, it smelled like pot smoke dog and was…read moredingy and grimey? Sweetheart which thrift store do you shop at that smells like strawberry fields please do tell because I wanna go there for sure. Second of all her prices are great and she warranties things she sales, 3rd of all if I had a big ass dog like that he would be with me all the time as well do you even realize the day and age we live in, not to worried other people he's in a over secured cage and is not a killer by no means some people are just quick to leave a bad review because one little thing could have rubbed them wrong. All this being said I'm not affiliated with her at all but I do like to go buy every Sunday and see what she has new and support her business. Her prices are great,she's a very nice lady and will work with you. And the place does not smell like pot good grief lady,and also previous review they forgot to leave out what Janet does for the community as far as helping feed the less fortunate

This marketplace is much smaller than I thought when we parked, but they make good use of the…read moreinside and have tons of stalls all with unique items and some really cute things. My mom and I spent about a half an hour wandering around and found some really cute things like yard flags and some Christmas ornaments we loved and purchased. I love finding unique markets that showcase local artists and collectibles and vintage items. This place does all of that. Friendly staff and easy to find.

Flipping Flea is a fun consignment shop to visit. There are an array of different items for…read morecustomers to take in. Items include candles, blankets, jewelry and my favorite, Goosebump books. The manager, Michelle, is so nice. I enjoyed chatting with her. She was helpful when asking my questions. The service + selection makes the Flipping Flea a great place to check out.

Great store with so many great gems! I got two vintage luxury bags plus a few accessories and can't…read morewait to come back.

The owner of this store is an absolute treasure of a person. The store itself is a fun treat for…read moreone to spend hours looking through so many interesting, beautiful, unique items. I walked out with a beautiful leather coat for only $25, a real steal at that price! You will find so many pieces from different eras and people of any age from young adult and older can find something pretty neat in here. This is a Petersburg gem.

So many items! I feel like every time you come back you will see something you missed the first…read moretime. Pricing seemed reasonable. I feel like if there was a specific item you are looking for, you will find it here. I was going down memory lane. The barn house a lot of huge items. The barn in the back is jaw dropping. So much to look at. They had the house, the barn and a small shed filled with many items. Everything was neatly organized. It maybe overwhelming but, because it is organized it makes it easier.

I was lucky to stumble upon this eclectic and unique antique "shops" while visiting…read moreToano/Williamsburg! You can't miss the humongous yellow chair and the quirky metal rooster on the front lawn! There are at least 4 buildings: the main building, the "she shed", another small building, and the big barn down the trail! The barn is full of bigger furniture and architectural items as well as traffic lights and metal sculptures and salvage stuff & fixtures. The smaller buildings have garden items (I found a big terra cotta planter that I purchased) and statues. One outbuilding housed some lovely art deco pieces, vintage hats and purses, wing chairs, perfume bottles, and even an antique typewriter. The cute little she shed had kitchenware, vintage aprons, old utensils, some wooden chairs, a tiny table and a few other cool pieces (I bought a cute white deco bookcase from this area). The main building is full of antique furniture, dining sets, china and crystal, tea things, pictures, lamps, mirrors, rugs, jewelry, and even some homemade crafts. I was in "junking" heaven. The owner was super nice and gave me a deal on my finds. With Yelp I also got 10% off my purchase. Even the pristine restroom was decorated with things for sale, linens, signage, washboards, etc! If you're feeling lucky, don't pass up this awesome shopper's paradise!

We have been going to this thrift store for almost six years, and during our visits we usually find…read moresomething we often didn't know we needed (or wanted). They sell donated furniture and home goods, as well as jewelry, books, and games. Profits benefit a local Christian school. Because their inventory turns over so quickly and they get new items constantly, they can't hold items longer than COB that day. Each week they have sales on different items so it's helpful to check their Facebook page. The staff are friendly and helpful. Prices are very good. Parking is free Ave right out front.

This store used to feel more like a traditional thrift store with affordable pricing and fun…read more"treasure hunt" finds. Over time, it seems to have shifted more toward a resale/antique boutique model, with many items priced closer to online resale values. I completely understand that costs have gone up, and I do appreciate the store's mission, the friendly staff, and the quality of many of the items they carry. Their furniture selection in particular still seems fairly priced. That said, shoppers looking for lower-cost thrift store bargains may want to adjust expectations a bit compared to years past.