I find these reviews quite opposite what you'll read on Mapquest . These store hasn't been open for…read morea long time. Jimmy loves his stuff and it seams he hate to let things go justifying his hight prices. I always enjoyed browsing but did little buying. I hope Jimmy is still in good heath and hope to see is store open up again soon. Please post if you have and update on FB.

Full of buried treasures waiting to be discovered...Clover Antiques is a great place to get lost…read morefor a little while. Smells reminiscent of your granny's attic and a wide variety of items to take you back in time. I fell in love with a huge cabinet but it was sadly just for display! The owner and his mom were super friendly and helpful. They didn't have what I was hunting for today, but I will be back I am sure!

Relaxing atmosphere to browse. Great VARIETY of vintage and antique collectibles from coins and…read morebooks and furniture to signs and toys and jewelry and beyond. Pleasant and helpful staff. Always something new... er, old, being added.

Great eclectic assortment of antiques. Wonderful gentleman owner. Probably returning to purchase a…read morepiece or two that I loved

Wow! What a great find! We pulled into a KFC parking lot and…read morenoticed a big, white Victorian house next door. As soon as we realized it was an antiques store we headed right over. Very nice people run the shop. Loads of vendors who tastefully display their wares. A little something for everyone! I highly recommend The Painted Attic. It's a great place to browse and there's no telling what you'll find!

Everywhere I go, I like to check out the local antique scene. Unfortunately, that can be hard to…read morefind on a Monday. Luckily, The Painted Attic started opening on Sundays and Mondays back in May. This is the exact place I dream of when it comes to antiquing. Inside this 1895 white Victorian home there are 14 vendors selling anything from Pyrex and Corningwear to cast iron, paintings, and used clothing. The owner and his two cats were super friendly and helpful. If you love the thrill of the antique hunt and vintage homes, this is the stop for you. They rotate items regularly, too!

Wonderful antique shop. They have such a great variety and they keep pretty decent hours, as well…read more I love to go to look for dishware that I collect. My daughter looks for vintage Strawberry Shortcake items with good luck each time. The owners are kind and service is great. It's my favorite store in Newton!

This antique store has anything and everything you could possibly be looking for all in one place…read more I've been to this store numerous times and have absolutely loved it until today. I arrived around 3:30, knowing they close at 5:00. However, by 4:35, the employees were practically shoving customers out the door. Each employee told us a different amount of time left before closing despite still having plenty of time to spare before 5:00. At 4:40, the lights in the second building were being shut off, and by 4:50, the open sign was off. This may be a controversial opinion, but I feel that if your sign says you're open until 5:00, you should be fully operational until that time. I was extremely disappointed with the staff today, and it was a very odd and uncomfortable experience.

Most glass treasures found here. Several rooms filled with goodies inside this old house in…read moreClover. Friendly and helpful employee to help with your search. Decent cost for items found in the store. SHOP LOCAL!

Drove 40 min from our house to find out that it's closed. Nothing said it was closed online. Just a…read moresign posted on the door when we got there.

A solid antique and vintage shop. Vendor booths vary but majority carry glassware, military,…read morepatriotic, 1940-1970s items. Some steals and some lofty pricing. Check it out!

Visited Rare Bird Red Antiques in Kings Mountain, NC...what a wonderful little shop owned and…read moreoperated by Jewel and her two dogs. The oars (there was a pair) were incredible at about 35' long. Not sure what type of boat they were used on, Jewel said the story she got was they came from the Viking era.

Re-Opened and it's bigger and better than before. We are on our yearly holiday trip and I'm so glad…read morewe caught the second day of the re-opening. The owner said she had to open before the holidays and she has still has a lot of work to do. Matilda the store's mascot was there too. As always there was a lot of things to look at and always something to buy. We got a few things to add to our vintage collection. Hope to stop by again before we leave the area.

We did go back. Owner had two dogs at register that never stopped barking the entire 15-20 mins we…read morewere there. She actually was very nice, and probably a very nice neighbor to someone. Prices were still up there despite her "closing soon." Never saw an actual sale. Waited for weeks. The store is closed now. We wish her well and are hoping for another antique co-op!

Soooo packed with hidden gems and cool stuff galore. It's a quaint old building in a quaint town, a…read moreperfect place to just look, unwind and find a trinket or 2!