Very friendly & helpful. Prices are mostly lower than most shops! Get antiques, primitives,…read morevintage, homemade, ... you name it! 4 floors~ are you kidding me ??? It's amazing!

This is a very good antique & collectible mall. Large with plenty of variety fit most everyone!…read moreDefinitely worth a trip if you are anywhere in the area. Side note......please ignore the bad review from the person that was asked to leave their backpack by the counter. That is a standard procedure at every store we have been to. With the amount of small items it is certainly understandable. Anyone that doesn't understand why they ask that probably part of the reason they need to. Just saying.........

I am fortunate that I was driving by (on my first visit to Dixon!) and noticed the vintage and…read morerusting metal "stuff" piled outside this shop. It was so tempting I had to stop! Well gosh, you need to too! The store is several rooms chocked full of true antiques, plus lots of interesting vintage items, and even an area with (new) amazing candles. Apparently Suzanne, the friendly and charming owner, got the collecting bug from her father. This store is in part, a tribute and honor to him (check out the framed newspaper article by the cash register). Suzanne is delightful and I found the prices extremely fair. While I needed, planned on nothing, I went home with several items. The gorgeous stained glass lampshade was (OMG OMG) only $12.00! And instead of looking for a lamp based, I decided to simply display as a 'bowl'. Suzanne, you will definitely be seeing me on my next trip to Dixon. And to everyone reading this, you do want to check out Rusted Relics. You will enjoy exploring all the treasures and be supporting a local business.

From the owner: Products: Dining Room Sets, Fine China, Furniture, Glasses,…read moreKitchen Appliances, Kitchen Decor, Kitchen Supplies, Mid-Century Decor, Outdoor Decor, Plates, Vintage Clothing, Primitive Decor, Candles, Vintage Cameras

Riverfront Antiques and Grandma Nell's are adjacent to one another with an adjoining door between…read morethem. Grandma Nell's, to me, is more like a boutique (without the clothing), kind of upscale, where Riverfront Antiques is an actual antique store. Riverfront Antiques to me is more of a classic antique store. Everything from larger furniture, to vendor booths with smalls, to an upstairs room with crusty, dusty, and rusty items. It's well organized and while I didn't buy anything here it's a place I could see checking in on once in a while if I was in the area... I imagine inventory changes now and then with each vendor. The one thing I didn't like. The woman at the counter was on the phone from the minute I walked over from Grandma Nell's to the time I walked out the door to exit Riverfront Antiques. And I was in there for quite a while... I didn't try to listen so it very well could have been a business call. It's just a pet peeve I have so it's something I notice. Like if I'm at the counter at Dunkin' and they are taking care of the people in the drive through first while I'm standing there. Like... Hey! I'm right here! Maybe at least acknolwedge a guy? Hopefully it was just a one off while I happened to be there... From an antiquing standpoint... Definitely worth the time to stop if you are in the Clinton IA area!

They have beautiful antiques and unique items. The place is huge and so much to see. I would…read moredefinitely recommend going there.

Awesome little store. Got some coffee beans, pjs for my daughter and some really cute cards!…read more We'll stop in again!

Amazing place to shop! Tons of cute little antiques, repurposed furniture, knick knacks, signs and…read moreetc. a little clothing boutique area in the back that is very vintage inspired. I wanted to take home the entire store!

Not real antiques. 80-90's garage sale finds. Goodwill stuff organized into booths. Bummer.read more

We stopped in the Rockton area on our way to Galena. I looked up "antique stores" on Yelp and "Main…read moreStreet Antiques" came on the radar. There are plenty of other little stores to check out so we went ahead and parked ready to weave in-and-out of all the stores. There are a couple of other antique stores in the same area but this was my favorite. Partly because of what they had to offer... and don't be fooled by the size of the storefront... this place is packed full of goodies and it goes back farther than I had expected. But I also liked this place because of the owner who takes time to greet you and talk with you!

I have visited Hattie's for years now. It happens to be one of my favorite shops. That is saying a…read morelot because I'm a retired antique dealer and have gone to and still go to literally hundreds and hundreds of shops. I love Hattie's! It is such a wonderful shop, it is always nice to visit here. The shop is always neat and orderly and very nicely decorated. Prices are fair and I always find something to buy. It is a family run shop, they are so nice and friendly. I am so happy to write this review for a shop I really enjoy. I wish it were closer to home. I always stop there if I am out that way or returning from somewhere farther out. Also if you go in the nice weather, they have a pretty garden to admire out back behind the building.

I would always recommend the owners of the odd shop for having that something you just don't see…read morejust any where. Plus they always will get 5 stars from me for there honesty.

Not open to general public? No hours posted? Online info…read moreand storefront info needs to be updated.

Absolutely love this place! Always a great selection, perfectly displayed and priced very well. The…read morestaff is wonderful and helpful in assisting you with any specific piece you may be hunting. Definitely worth a visit - you won't regret it!

So adored this lovely shoppe when we popped in for the first time today. Creatively and beautifully…read morecurated fair trade items. Left with a unique owl lamp and a hand-made tapestry perfect for our new home. Highly recommend for one-of-a-kind home items.

I bumped into this great little country antique shop on one of my weekend wanderings around Galena…read more Although the mailing address is Elizabeth, the store is actually located in central Schapville, a small village between Elizabeth and Scales Mound. And not to easy to find, I may add. There are lots of unmarked divergent paths out here in the boonies! So just keep an open mind and an adventuresome spirit. Schapville is so small that there are only two "stores," this one and the pop machine next door. When I arrived, I was greeted by a very friendly old dog named Stanley. This is a seasonal business, so you need to come between May and October. The store is a beautifully renovated old grange space used by area farmers. It offers a selection of fine antiques, and a nice array of same on two floors, a cooler with local cheeses (they were featuring one of my favorites that day-Iowa Maytag Bleu.) There is soda, homemade jams and jellies and other condiments, and fresh eggs from the owner's chickens. There is kind of an overall chicken theme going on here, just short of chicken worship, I would stay. The owner, Donna, is a fun and interesting person to chat with. Free fresh popcorn, too. There's a wood stove with a fire near the front and a seating area which is very inviting. Definitely a must-stop in Jo Daviess County if you are looking for a nice little jaunt out of Galena, or doing a day trip in the area east of The Galena Territory. The scenery is superb.