This store is simply amazing. Rennick Antiques was founded by Ron Rennick in 1972 as Rennick House…read morein Boston, MA. In 1980 they moved to Vero Beach on Dixie Hwy and relocated to their present location in Royal Palm Pointe in 1991. This family run business handles estates and collections from Miami to Orlando. Inside the store you will find room after room crammed floor to ceiling with art, antiques, jewelry, collectibles, china, and furniture. You have to be careful as you maneuver because every surface contains a treasure. Prices were out of my budget but if you are looking for a certain item I am sure they have it. Their collection spans time as well as continents. I saw many items that I have only seen in museums like a German mustache cup. They have one they talk about on their tour at the St. Lucie Historical Society museum. It's a china cup with a built in lip to catch a gentleman mustache so it doesn't get wet when drinking coffee or tea. Even if you are only browsing it is like a museum in here. I loved my visit to Rennick's. You could easily get lost for hours. The staff was so sweet and welcoming too. If you have any interest in history or antiques then you will want to come here because this store is a wonderful place to time travel back to the finer things of the past.

This is definitely not your run of the mill antique store. Once you cross the threshold and enter…read morethe store it's apparent this is not a junk dealer but more of a dealer of antiques with a little of every type of oddity you can imagine. There are very fine pieces of art and antiques with a mixture of cultural expressions from estate sales and family heirlooms. The prices are what you should expect for the area although I met the person managing the store I didn't have the opportunity to deal on any pieces. This would be the place to come to get fine items appraised and to pick up things you'd never see at your local flea market. The selection is huge so plan your time here accordingly there is lots to see.

The City of Grant-Valkaria is a charming town to explore. Located just south of Melbourne, this…read morehistoric fishing village is filled with gems. Don't miss the Bensen House, Rib City at Grant Station, or Grant Central Antiques. There is even more antique fun next door at Grant Antique Mall Highway Man Gallery but the two businesses are not related. Grant Central antiques is an antique mall in a rustic barn like building. They lease vendor space to individual sellers. When you find something you like, bring it up front to check out or if it is locked up you just have to let them know you need help. There is so much to see and explore in this unique store that has a bit of everything. There are rows upon rows of stalls in multiple rooms filled with antique furniture, clothes, jewelry, accessories, books, textiles, ceramics, glass, lighting, home goods, military memorabilia, vintage toys, holiday decorations, antiques, and more. For the most part prices seemed very reasonable and I even found a treasure or two to take home.

Very disappointed that I did not get my money when they sold my product back in October of 2025…read morestill waiting on my money always excuses always lies tell me to come tomorrow then don't have my money come the next day don't have my money not fair not fair to me at all watch out with your product I would not give it to them to sell

The City of Grant-Valkaria is a charming town to explore. Located just south of Melbourne, this…read morehistoric fishing village is filled with gems. Don't miss the Bensen House, Rib City at Grant Station, or Grant Antique Mall Highwayman Gallery. There is even more antique fun next door at Grant Central Antiques but the two businesses are not related. This antique mall leases vendor space to individual sellers. When you find something you like, bring it up front. This store has a a bit of everything. There are rows upon rows of stalls filled with antique furniture, clothes, jewelry, accessories, books, textiles, ceramics, glass, lighting, home goods, vintage toys, holiday decorations, antiques, and more. A vintage elephant serving bowl and vintage Florida souvenirs caught my eye. They even had some of the vintage Pyrex that I love. I found a unique item for my collection of china and the people who checked me out were friendly. What makes this store special is the Florida centric art by the African American artists known as The Highwaymen. They were a group of artists around the Fort Pierce area who quickly created Florida folk art featuring landscapes from oil paints on Uppson board used as roof sheeting. From 1950-1980 they would anonymously sell the art out of the trunks of their cars on A1A and US 1 from Daytona to Miami. At the time the art could be purchased inexpensively but the paintings have grown significantly in value. I love the nature scenes which are the subject of the paintings. Many feature blazing red Royal Poinciana trees, sunsets, and native birds. I love seeing Florida through their eyes. Paintings were originally sold for $25. Now they go for hundreds. If you are in town, stop by. You never know what treasure you might discover.

Fairly large "antique mall" with a nice selection of just about anything old and interesting. Once…read moreyou enter through the doors be sure to read the list of rules on the signs posted in the middle of the walk and ladies grab a locker and secure that hand bag. I like this store but not so much the attitude of the staff. This is the second or third time I've been here and every time I swear they get a little less friendly or a little more paranoid. As I was leaving one of the ladies ask me what I was holding before I could answer she saw it was my iPad and quickly pull her question back. I then asked her if the store next door had the same affiliation and she quickly snap "NO". If your looking for some special pieces you may be able to find them here if you looking for a relaxing shopping experience that may depend on the day and the staff tending the counter. It's unfortunate since so of us do spend money in these junk shops I'm sure I'll return because that's what I do but I won't be rushing back.

I loved everything about my visit to this antique mall. Vintage Vero is in a historic Beaux Art Era…read morebuilding that was designed by Frederick Trimble in the Spanish Mission revival style. When it was built it was at the intersection of then Osceola Blvd. and Seminole Ave. In 1914 it was Farmer's Bank but the bank failed in the Great Depression. It then became the Indian River Citrus Bank. In 1983, the buildings were sold to The Vero Furniture Mart. In 2020 the building was sold once again and it is now Vintage Vero, a consignment store/ antique mall with 18 different dealers. There are multiple rooms of furniture, art, collectibles, ceramics, home goods. There is even a room with clothing and jewelry. My favorites were a chrome raindrop mirror, alligator magnifying glass, and mid century patio set. Prices arranged from under a hundred to many thousands of dollars. There is a lot to look at and the owners sweetly let me take my time.

Such a cool store! Multi vendors in a large space. Wonderful style. Plus, it's on Main Street…read morewhere parking is free and you can support other local businesses - coffee shops, tea shop with boba tea and restaurants. Vintage Vero is beyond charming. Worth a visit.

The food was fresh out on time the customer service was wonderful the manager Shawn was amazing to…read moreservice us and I love it '

Lovely place to meander through some well displayed delights to enhance the decor in your home…read more.Pleasant shop owners and workers make you feel welcome and appreciated! My Dad even found an armoire here that he liked ! He didnt expect that they had nice repurposed furniture in addition to all the coastal decor I had found !

The pricing is insane!! I went to an Estate sale over the weekend - prices were insane and they…read morewere selling EXPIRED seasonings and medicines! Old used tv for $450 - (don't remember size but was maybe a 60 in

While some of the items were interesting, I thought pricing was a bit higher than it should be.read more