We found this place when traveling thru looking for "stuff" on our way home to East Texas. They…read moreare a smallish shop with antiques and gifts (but there is a larger shop next door called Southern Thoughtfulness.) They had free coffee while I was there which was tasty and also for sale in small packages. I assume a local coffee company but forgot to ask. My wife and I found several items to purchase. I bought some old spoons to make a wind chime. My wife found an Iris and Herringbone bowl for $4 (either here or next door... I forget.) They do have a clean restroom. I didn't get the address but their next-door neighbor to the left is 8362 Old Hwy 171, Grand Cane, LA 71032. I did jot down their hours which are Tues-Fri 10-5, Sat 10-2, Sun-Mon closed.

From the owner: Quaint little shop in historic Grand Cane with a unique selection of antiques and gifts. read more

This is one of the best antique stores I've been to since moving to Shreveport! It is large but not…read moreso large that you get lost, and they actually have mostly old antique stuff, instead of antique styled stuff that was just bought from Hobby lobby and is being re-sold like a lot of antique stores are trending towards. Highly suggest you take the time and check it out. Lots of great old books if that's what you're looking for

This should be added to your "bucket list" of must stops if you are in east Texas. Just a couple of…read moremiles off Interstate 20. You will not be disappointed if you love history. A note of caution---this store is open just a few hours each wee. The Friday we visited the hours I believe were 10AM to 2PM and several days of the week they were closed. When you walk in you definitely are headed back into history. The old shelves are stoked with lots of old cans, bottles and boxes plus there are actually a few items you might could purchase and sue. There is a table and seating area in the middle of the store and this used not to be there. At the back of the store is a meat counter on where in the old days lots of meats were sold. Today it's for conversation. Just to the left in the back of the store is a cheese cutting block. The type you see only in museums or movies. You can get a hunk of cheddar cheese cut to your liking, wrapped and ready to go or take the cheese along with some crackers in the basket and have yourself a snack while in the store. You will notice lots of old cans and boxes as you set at the long table and the lady who had worked there for more than 50 years will tell you all about the store plus the area around the store. She knows all of the history about the family so don't forget to ask. She loves to have a conversation. In the left side of the store was the hardware department where one can still see all kinds of old hand tools plus the last bale of cotton that was baled at the gin many years ago. There is a gin on the property and just across the road.. The ceilings are tall and the wooden floors "creak"just like one of those haunted houses. Lots of glass cases filled with candy both fresh and some from years past. You can stay a littler longer if you will purchase a soft drink from the cooler in the back of the store. On the right side of the building is an "outhouse", at least that is the marking. It is actually single rest room in the store plus you get a chance to see the old post office boxes, window and some of the items sold for the homemaker. By the way 10 movies have made this store a part of their movie productions and you can find a list hanging high that list the names of those movies. Did I tell you it cost nothing to go inside and browse around. There is a lot more history that you I will attempt to put on this site so ask the lady on site.

T.C. Lindsey is a blast to the past, in a small town outside Waskom, TX. There is a little bit of…read moreeverything from books, to antiques to fresh local foods and crafts. Take the diversion off the highway and stop in to this place that time forgot.

Lots of lovely antique furniture, some reproductions, and antique m decorative items in this hard…read moreto find store. I thought the prices were reasonable, too.

They have some really beautiful stuff here! The owner, Roy, is a really nice and sociable guy…read more He'll tell you all kinds of cool things. Apparently he goes to Europe to find a lot of his antiques. We'll be back sooner rather than later.

I'm obsessed with teapots & vintage tea sets & they have the biggest selection I have found in this…read morearea.. the best part is the prices & service can't be beat like on Saturday I came in to buy a China cabinet I had picked out & I told Nance that I plan to put a china set on layaway on Tuesday & she said because I want it & I'm a regular she will go ahead & take it off display just on my word to bring money on Tuesday.. most places would have said hope it's still there on Tuesday but they truly care about keeping their regular customers happy I totally recommend this shop! Every peace I have bought from them I googled as soon as I got home & I haven't over payed yet all prices are at or below online prices & no shipping cost to worry about.. they are willing to meet you on Mondays for pick ups if that's best for you even though they are closed Update: I value honesty & I find it here.. I bought 3 blue onion plates today at $10.95 each when I got home I saw that one had a different price on it $5 as is because of a large chip on the back of it that you can't see on the front... I called them back about over payment on the damaged plate.. they normally don't do returns but they offered one.. I'm keeping the plate but getting the difference back when I come back in..

Lots of cool little treasures and the owner is superb. Love all the cool toys. We will be back.read more

Beautiful and unique selection of antiques! Many rooms and a lot to see. Friendly owner. I would…read morerecommend to anyone who loves antique.

Best collection of Antiques, lots of Vintage, anywhere in East Texas! David, the owner, is very…read morenice and helpful, and a very gifted interior designer/decorator.