Never actually been there, but my grandparents founded Dormail in 1972 before selling it in 1980 to…read moreI believe the current owners. Pretty cool it's still running after all this time and still doing high quality custom framing.

Fantastic shop with a great eye when it comes to picking out frames and matting for both WW2…read moreposters that they framed. Additionally, I had a oil canvas damaged from shipping and Meredith took her time to short everything out with the gallery on the east coast. Thank you so much and great business and also do a wonderful job!

I don't care too much for antiques, but it's a great love of my mother's, so I try to find places…read morefor her to peruse whenever I visit her and the family. This place has a great setup, like many aggregators of antiques. You'll find various sections of the shop which may be curated/updated by individual owners who have their stuff there on consignment. It's a win/win for everyone. Also a sneaky way to get access to some lovely books that people have undervalued.

Wide variety with excellent prices and quality. We come often to check out the new items.read more

I have a battery operated cuckoo clock that quit working …read more I took the clock in and it was fixed in a short time. They are very knowledgeable, professional and courteous. Recommend them highly and reasonably priced.

The folks at Thompson's Clock Manor are awesome. They came to our house many years ago to fix a…read morewall clock. Last week, I brought in a small wall clock where I couldn't get the minute hand on the replacement movement. (I didn't buy the movement from them.). They diagnosed the problem and fixed the clock at no charge to me. I also brought in my Seiko that has been going through batteries so fast. They cleaned and oiled my watch and replaced the battery. All of this for about $10. Great people and wonderful service.

Rick and Shawn, Renee and I want to thank you for…read moreeverything that you both did to make our wedding day so special. The ceremony and reception went great. We received many compliments on how great the space was. We will refer you guys to anyone who is looking for an event space. Thanks again for everything! Matthew

I was looking up antique stores for our weekend shopping and this store came up with five stars. We…read moredrove here and parked out front and tried the door and it seemed locked. We looked through the windows and there was no signage on the door about hours. My husband tried the door again and then we went into a store next to it. We asked about the antique store and they said oh no that's closed permanently and they just use it for storage. It would be nice if they put a sign on the door stating that and the yelp needs to be update, updated to closed permanently. So don't make the same mistake and drive down there and waste your time! As far as the value, we don't know any of the prices, but the whole place was full of antiques. No photos to post because of it being closed.

This is a fun place to browse and shop if you like antiques. My husband, Husband and I were in the…read morearea and decided to just browse. We typically don't purchase anything unless it is something to go along with my husband's hobby of muscle cars. The prices are quite high in some of the booths. Some booths can be a generally fair price and other ones are out of their minds on the prices! That's the only reason I gave a four star. They have a lot of unique booths and you can easily spend well over an hour browsing through all of the aisles. The people that work, there were friendly and welcoming, and said goodbye when we were leaving. There are many people that just go in there to browse. They have everything from old school toys, albums, dishes, art, and furniture, jewelry, and every thing else you can think of! They also have a good playlist of old school songs playing.

Was in the KC area this week and stopped by to check this place out. I enjoy going to antique malls…read moreto check out what's available. They must really think their stuff is top notch. This is probably the most overpriced antique mall I've ever been to. No one acknowledges me and I was in the store for approx an hour. Even as I left, the girl at the counter didn't speak. Don't waste your time.

Look for this storefront signage. It's a new business in this area, and (incongruously) next door…read morejust north of the Dollar Tree. Lily's may not be affordable for me, and not necessarily all my style (thus 4 stars), but it's totally affordable and lovely to look! Many antique and vintage items, including gorgeous Persian style and more modern carpets, and a few Tiffany-style lamps, and everything appears to be in great condition.

I really wasn't impressed with this place. It's fun to look at, but more like a museum of furniture…read morethan an actual store. The folks who worked there just ignored us when we walked in and I was extremely unimpressed with the high prices. A partially rusted metal headboard for $900, a small framed (literally 3in x 3in) for $28. I really wanted to like this place, but there's a much better place to buy high quality vintage furniture in the same strip mall with the Glenwood Antique Mall.

A magical treasure trove. Liked over by the most helpful and friendly staff. See what you can find!read more

Definitely a place to shop, or possibly sell. A little bit of everything. This is a market, not a…read morestorefront. I will return when I'm ready to sell some things.

The pick of the pickers!…read more I think this is my favorite out of all the stores in the Georgian Village (a more high end Antique Mall). There were so many items (bed frames, dressers, couches, chandeliers and more) to "ooh" and "aah" over and they have a lovely little courtyard with outdoor/garden antiques, statues, and the like. I found the perfect painted wooden desk here. Green, hand painted details, pristine condition. I *had* to ask. "Oh," the really nice owner said, half sighing, "that's really expensive, it's three thousand..." (and maybe more hundreds in there but I stopped listening after "thousand"). I really do need to keep in mind that when nothing has price tags on it, it's probably out of my budget. I did see a really pretty stripped cream Victorian couch that was a steal at the quoted price, but I had visions of my cats claiming it as their own scratching post, so I decided to rethink that choice.