Small place with lots of clutter. Overpriced smalls and not much selection of "practical" items…read more They could use more vintage items people can use day to day. Cast iron, jars, clothes, knives, etc. some odd items and some vintage things. I didn't dare take anything off a shelf as the small space is very crowded and I was afraid of a Jenga situation.

Nice selection, nice owners. Family owned and nice that they are willing to negotiate with you…read moreprices.

I've always wanted to buy either Gold or Silver and came across this store in downtown Saint George…read moreUtah. Being an inexperienced buyer with little to no knowledge about coins, I had many questions for the staff. After almost forty-five minutes in the store, I decided to purchase two Silver Coins. The staff were extremely patient in wanting to ensure all my questions were answered. Had it not been for the amazing customer service and education I received, I most likely would've walked out. The relaxed and welcoming atmosphere coupled with the quality of the product made me feel very comfortable knowing I was purchasing real silver coins with authentication.

They are hard to reach and do business. Try calling them and you'll see what I mean. I have the…read morefeeling that they don't really need more business so act that way. I'll try somewhere else.

Antiques, Etc. may be St. George's most underrated and underhyped store when it comes to not only…read moreantiques & collectibles, but also to consignment-type furniture. Maybe that it's relatively new status, with an April 2018 ribbon-cutting. I'm a post card collector, so I'll start there: A excellent, well-organized, and high-quality selection, especially for U.S. places. Usually a disorganized afterthought, it's great to see well-kept and beautiful post cards. IMHO, Antiques, Etc.'s greatest selling point is its wood furniture: Tall-boys, dropleaf tables, desks, chairs, buffets, China cabinets... to name a few. Is there an overall theme to the stuff? I'd say it has a very Midwestern, early 1900s vibe. It's easy to tell this is a well-curated collection. I do have a small recommend: Simplify the discounts by putting the percentage off right on the tag. The place is a little random in nature, but it's fun to find random stuff like quilting materials and patterns, tobacco canisters, a Band Director's uniform, and my personal fave, the 1940s GE L-916 floor console radio. Co-owner Mick is very friendly and easy to work with. He's been in the antique business for 30 years, and is a welcome addition the St. George antique community!

We visited their shop twice on the weekend and enjoyed looking through all they were selling…read more There was a lot of items that we purchased. Easily the best vintage/antiques in St. George.

I've collected vinyl my entire life and was told The Garage Sale Company had a large collection of…read morealbums so I decided to check them out. Walked in and immediately saw hundreds of albums.....priced at two to three times their actual value! Thought the prices had to be a mistake and the more I looked, the more I had to laugh. Checked out some other stuff and was amazed this place is still in business. Walked out after 10 minutes. I guess they sell to noobs that don't know any better(?)

Way overpriced for what's there. It's over cluttered. Not worth walking around the whole storeread more

I really love this gift shop! They have the cutest decor! I mostly come for the local, raw honey!…read moreAnd the lady that owns it is so sweet!

From the owner: Gifts and home decor in our adorable 110 year old historic adobe home.read more