Smallish space and not very organized. Right next to a Pizza King so they got that going for them…read more Gentlemen inside was friendly when we walked in. Up front area is kinda sorta arranged but the further you go back the less organized it becomes. Worth a look see.

Loved this antique mall in downtown Frankfort. The proprietor, Rich Essick, purchased the building…read moreonly 2 years ago, but kept the original name. He told us the the building originally was a chicken hatchling house. The original sign hangs behind his counter. The store is extensive yet easy to get around. Aisles are wide and it is easy to see the merchandise. They carry a great assortment of local antiques and vintage items. Prices range from low to high depending on the item. Glassware is nicely displayed. The upstairs is filled with furniture. He carries an interesting selection of old pipes and campaign buttons. To get to the store, you need to maneuver around road construction, but it is worth it. Rich is super friendly. We will be back.

My friend and I drove to Frankfort to check out a few antique shops. Frankfort has several nice…read moreantique shops and is worth the drive from Indy. There is also a few nice restaurants on the square if you'd like to dine while there. Peddler's Alley was close to the square so we stopped to check it out. The building is much larger than it appears from the outside. Convenient parking is in front of the shop. I was warmly greeted as I entered and I immediately headed to a gorgeous fireplace mantle close by. The grouping was gorgeous with the mantle, area rug, chandelier, willow branches, rocking chair and other home decor items. The large shop has several rooms filled with mid-century furniture, prints, lamps, home decor, candles, glassware, stained glass and so much more. If you enjoy browsing or looking for something specific stop in Peddler's Alley and explore this clean, well organized shop. The owner is friendly and helpful but allows you to browse at your spend. Stop in.

Very nice shop laid out in multiple store fronts. Very well lit and bright. Owner was closing up…read morebut reopened so we could walk around. Prices were fairly reasonable. Lots of wedding items if anyone is looking for a vintage dress. Various tchotchkes and brickabrack. We bought a crystal vase.

We stopped in, while visiting family in the area. This…read moredowntown location offers an interesting selection of vintage items, to browse and explore. For a group of ole-fartz like us, it invoked a number of memories. The owner was friendly and welcoming. For those who enjoy the "hunt", like us; this establishment offers a solid option.

The sign on the outside says Antique Cellar so I dont know if they have changed names or if Yelp…read morehas it wrong. Very clean and nicely set up shop. Found a couple matching lamps to rewire for 5$ each. Friendly and welcoming.

Love this store! The owner finds and stocks lots of unique and quality antiques. No junk!…read more Prices are as you would expect for the kind of pieces she offers. We were thrilled with our most recent purchase!

Great store none compare ! need Jeff to reach out please. These guys have best antiques in the…read morestate ? You will never find treasures like they have ! I need hotwheels Coy

The sheer amount of stuff in this place is kind of mind blowing and for me visual overload. Rooms…read morejam packed with just about anything you can imagine. The prices I saw on stuff was way up there. The gentleman at the front told us on the way in about the various room and they would deal on prices. With just too much to look at nothing caught our attention that we wanted to buy.

This is one of the best antique and home decor shops I've ever been to. Her shop is immaculate,…read morewell organized, beautiful groupings on tables and furniture, in-trend colors and something for those who enjoy primitive, antiques, traditional, country and farmhouse styles. Displays are well spaced apart so you're not bumping into other shoppers. Or as in our case, room for my friend to walk easily between displays with her walker. The owner was kind enough to allow her to sit on several chairs as she needed to rest a few times while browsing the shop. (Side effects of Covid-19). Currently the Easter decor is the holiday being displayed throughout and it is adorable. The varies types of bunnies with different hair and faces are so fun. If you're decorating for Easter she has adorable pieces to set the holiday mood in your home and centerpieces for your dining table. The furniture is gorgeous, priced well, versatile and perfect for many home decor styles. You'll also find colorful rugs, amazing lamps, bowls, blanket chests, wardrobes, ceramic pieces, glassware, wreaths, phenomenal artifical floral arrangements in all colors and would work in so many places in a home. So many things that it's impossible to mention it all. The owner was very friendly, answered questions, allowed us to browse freely and at our pace. As I mentioned before she allowed my friend to sit on the furniture when she couldn't walk any further which was so kind of her. She has an Open House this week so try to attend if you're free. I posted the Open House Flyer under the Tips button or checkout her Facebook site. Wonderful shop and well worth the 45 minute drive from the Westside of Indy. Easy street parking available in front of the building.

I stopped by here while doing business with the Clinton County Area Planning Commission. The owner…read moreis just great, but remember it houses several different vendors. However, it has some great antiques and I bought my wife a perfect little gift. It's laid out very well and has some great antiques. Just a nice place and has been there for around 20 years.

Wonderful selection of treasures, new and old. Beautiful furniture pieces, glassware, lamps, decor…read moregalore, fresh baked goods, candles, two buildings packed full of great finds. Great prices on most pieces - I found amber juice glasses to match an old family piece and the whole set of four was only $18. Also got a beautiful handmade throw blanket for $18. Lamp $39! It was so fun browsing! The staff was helpful in holding stuff up front while we shopped and enjoyed the browsing. Great experience!

We recently discovered Tru-Finds in Lebanon after driving pass for years. The shop is a mixture of…read morenew and vintage decor. This is not your run of the mill antique mall, but more of designer showrooms. There are 2 buildings with decor and outside with nice garden plants. Rooms/booths are designed around themes and colors. They carry everything from painted furniture, old quilts, glassware and even some clothing and frozen pies. The staff is welcoming, engaging and helpful. Prices are reasonable. Once a month, they also host an outdoor market with about 12-15 vendors.

Antique Cellar is filled with the most amazing collection of antiques in Indiana. You wouldn't…read moreexpect to find such exquisite pieces in a small farming town. I felt like I was in a museum. The clerk was friendly and welcoming. The shop is large with three rooms filled with mostly Victorian era furniture and decor. Little vignettes made me feel that I had taken a step back in time. I saw an amazing ribbon cabinet, a Victorian bag holder and lots of other unique cabinets. Nice primitive pieces such as benches, wooden bowls and crocks filled a room. A case of antique and vintage Christmas decor left me drooling. A second room was filled with more formal furniture and crystal. The prices were high...really high. But the pieces were high enough quality to command the prices. The clerk also told me that that they will work with you on prices. The shop is a block off of 421 in Kirklin. Free street parking is available. This shop alone is worth the drive.

The Antique Cellar, in Kirkland, Indiana, is the largest antique shop of the 3 we visited during…read moreour day trip. Kirklin has antique and vintage shops, consignment stores, flea markets, boutiques, second-hand shops, and restaurants. More than enough businesses to entertain one for the day. It isn't a long drive from Indianapolis and just 40 minutes from Speedway. We do plan on going back before it gets cold to check out other stores in the area. Antique Cellar is well organized and extremely clean, and the displays are well thought out. The shop is large with a wide variety of items from general store merchandise, a large selection of antique furniture, primitives, table lighting, chandeliers, tobacco tins, gas pumps, vintage tools, antiques dolls, toys, quilts, vintage prints and advertising plus much more. The staff was friendly and happy to answer questions. The prices appeared competitive. But as with most antiques, the price is always in the eye of the customer. The store is good size, wonderful variety, and many high-quality pieces throughout.

I wander through Traderbaker about 4 times a year, but very rarely make a purchase. Today, the…read morestore was well stocked with vintage items and antiques. There are 100 booths and about 75% carry interesting merchandise. Most booths were well organized. Prices are better than area antique stores. The clerks are friendly and let you wander at your own pace. Today, I left empty handed. But that's probably a good thing. I'll be back in the fall. There's plenty of parking in the aging strip mall.

Well I am definetly a regular here. Much more so since I've met and got ro know the staff a little…read morebit. They are nothing but outstanding, courteous people. They will go above and beyond to help you.!! Especially Alyssa

Looked like they were going out of business but still have some great furnture and brickabrack for…read moresale. Really good prices on stuff too. Some items, mostly jewelry, were far trade stuff which helps villages and locations it originally came from. We left with a really big tablecloth and a wreath hanger.

Adore this store! A lot of selection and the price points…read moreare AMAZING! I found a delightful bracelet that says, "Live Love Adopt". How cute is that?!!? The owner is not just into selling merchandise. She is also into education as she explained to me about the different materials, including Tagua, a product of Ecuador that will hopefully replace elephant ivory. I spent more money than I had planned but the items are worth much more than what I paid. Neat place! I'll be back even though it's a 3-1/2 hour drive from my home.