A little daunting being the first review, but I'll be honest- This place is cute…read more Small, very small. A little knickknacky, but cute. I can very easily see this being the next big antique/vintage store for Johnson City. If she gets a couple vendors with some vintage clothes and some southwestern jewelry perhaps (just something beyond grandmas pearl necklaces and fake glass earrings) whoooo! She'd have it made. Truly loved the reasonably priced WIDE variety of tasteful 70s/80s vinyl. Not your average Goodwill stuff. And all the 70s deco furniture made my heart ache for a house to decorate and the $$ to do so. With a record player at the door playing some Paul Simon, the native rugs on the floor, and the case of 35mm cameras by the register, this place is going somewhere.

From the owner: We are a small antique mall located in the heart of downtown Johnson City (adjacent from the…read more Founders Farmers Market Pavilion ). We rent vendor Spaces as well which keeps the inventory coming in almost daily. You never know what you might find in our eclectic shop. Small enough to come in for a quick browse and not get overwhelmed like a lot of the huge antique malls. We look forward to your visit.

Very nice colored glass collection very nice people working everything about this store was very…read morenice; definitely stop by next time you're in town!

Picket Fence is an antique mall nestled among a hodgepodge of other antique shops, small…read morebusinesses, and restaurants in the heart in Elizabethton's quaint shopping district. Elk Street has that timeless "Main Street USA" feel that compells you to shop there so you can support the American dream. Picket Fence simply caught my eye because it is a corner store and they had a nice selection of antique glassware on display in the window. Since I was looking for a glassware gift, I got sucked in. I had no idea what I was in for. Picket Fence is a lot bigger than it looks from the outside. It's your typical antique mall where vendors rent out little cubbies of space to display their wares. The walkways between the cubbies are spacious enough to accomodate patrons with mobility issues, but some of the cubbies themselves are so crammed with merchandise I could barely navigate my able body 360 degrees without knocking something over. Selection really ran the gammut. Lots of glassware, kitchen wares, collectibles, kitsch. Some books, albums, a little clothing, jewelery. And allllll the way at the back of the store (where it's definitely NOT handicap accessible) is a smattering of antique furniture that made me wish I was in the market for a rocking chair. Prices were overall, extremely reasonable, much more so than I am acccustomed to in NJ. I only visited one other antique shop in Elizabethton so I can't really compare it to others, but I think you could spend about week or so exploring them all. Each shop has it's own treasures just waiting to be unearthed. You never know what you're going to find! I was really tempted by that Alf glass!

Great staff, always a huge and revolving selection of antiques and products, fair pricing.read more

The prices here are much more reasonable than at a lot of other antique stores. I ended up finding…read morea few things to take home! There are three floors packed with items, so give yourself plenty of time to look around. Right when you walk in, there's a huge selection of salt and pepper shakers--I picked up a pair along with some wall décor.

A good selection of odds and ends. Something will grad your fancy. Worth a walk aboutread more

From the owner: We sell antiques and vintage items including china, depression glass, and various other curios. We…read morealso sell used toys, books, clothing and other household items. We accept consignments.

Brad and his crew were as friendly and helpful as could be. Tons of selections and I mean tons…read moreliterally ‍ We were in the area visiting family for thanksgiving when we happened by Hampton Wholesale Statuary. We had been looking for a nice three tiered fountain for awhile and this place looked promising. We were greeted warmly and offered assistance but we chose to walk around and check out all the statuary in their yard before settling on a lovely three tier fountain with pineapple top and a beautifully hand painted (by proprietor Brad) garden gnome. We learned that all the statues are made right there on the premises and that it was a multi-generational family business. Brad and his assistant were gracious enough to package up and load our purchases the following day when we headed back home to North Carolina. If y'all are in the Eastern Tennessee area and in need of garden statues or fountains this is the place to visit. Huge selection at truly wholesale prices.

From the owner: We wholesale concrete Statuary to garden centers,antique stores etc. for resale…read more We also sell basic masonry and concrete materials and landscape gravel. If you call and don’t get an answer listen to the voicemail instructions and it will give you my personal cell phone number which is answered regularly or if you leave a message your call will be returned. Thanks

If I could give zero starts, I would. Walked all around town to get to this antique store. Found an…read moreold book I wanted and tried to pay with cash. They only had coins in the cash register and couldn't give me change. I offered to pay with my credit/debit card and was told that "we would rather keep the book than have to pay the fee on selling this to you with a card". WHAT?? I offered to pay with cash?!? So I told him to keep the book and look for my review of his store on Yelp. He said "ok". Obviously unless you enter this store to spend lots of $ on this overpriced "antiques" your business isn't wanted or needed. P.S. - since when is Restoration Hardware furniture antique?