I've always enjoyed the gentlemen who owns the place, everytime I've come in he has always been…read morehelpful and super nice! The atmosphere, aesthetic, and just general amount of stuff here is what keeps me coming by on my weekly/biweekly antique days Some things our out of my price range, but I do always find stuff in willing to spend money on. Lots of collectors items and big ticket ones too

Recently stopped by just happened to be in the area. I was impressed by all of the amazing antique…read moreand vintage finds. They also have an amazing vinyl collection and so many other unique items. Definitely worth a visit.

We visited this place in Newberry this past Friday since we were riding through and it was our…read morefirst night stop for the Ride2Remember to end Alzheimer's bike ride from Simpsonville to Charleston, SC. I really enjoyed coming in and glad we did. The place is so inviting, the furniture and accessories, home decor provides that farmhouse, down-to-earth feeling. There are two floors to the place so be sure to go upstairs as well. You can see how much they have been doing to it. This is also a paint store so you can repaint any old furniture, a true sense of reuse and recycling. Kirsty the owner was there and we enjoyed talking with her. Will be posting all the photos I took of the place as absolutely loved it. Mirrors, frames, chairs, night stands, tables, large pieces, and decor too. . . too many to list. Pieces of Time is right off the main road in their downtown. Take a piece back with you or better yet, have your whole place decorated so you can enjoy your time at home.

The place is beautifully decorated. Simply stunning! However, everything is outrageously…read moreoverpriced! The marketing is classic. She names pieces of furniture as if they have some sort of incarnate personality. It's a dresser, not Nana, not a pet...a dresser. While I found her charming, I really was not interested in hearing about the chief executive officer and how she struggled to get pregnant. None of my business! I wanted to go in and browse and I ended up in a long conversation with somebody that overwhelmed me with personal information that was entirely none of my business. Won't go back!

Nice place to stop on your way up to Charlotte. Quaint and friendly. Lots of goodies to sort…read morethrough and a booth with my favorite collectibles, McCoy! Enjoy.

I stopped by this vintage and antique store this morning mostly out of curiosity. I've traveled by…read morehere many, many, times but never stopped and investigated; until today. This is a well diversified and designed store. It's all arranged perfectly. No wasted or disorganizing going on here. I spent some time talking to one of the owner's. This store is mainly supplied by vendors where as the other major antique shop in town is supplied mostly be estate auctions. Either way is fine by me. These folks have also set up a veteran's area for them to congregate and spend time together and enjoy free coffee also. I freely award 5 stars to this place. There a lot more that I didn't get to see than what I saw!

A cute boutique located in a strip mall (the only shopping are really in Five Points). They have a…read morevery eclectic mix of clothes, jewelry, and odds/ends. Some are thrift-like, some are vintage, some are new. As seems often the case, nearly everything was geared towards women though. My colleague purchase a cute pair of earrings for $16. The elderly gentleman that was running the store was super friendly. Parking is a challenge - there's a double row of metered spots splitting the U-shaped strip mall but every spot was taken (we had walked from our conference/hotel). Turnover seemed decent but there are always several cars circling. FYI we saw a meter maid giving tickets too.

I went in to sell some clothes, and I asked the man there if it was a consignment store. He told me…read more"no". I was confused, and when I looked it up, it does say consignment. He sent me to a buy/sell/trade establishment, and but they gave me $10 for several silk ties bought at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and still in the wrapping as well as some amazing clothing that my mother had before she died (from Jones of New York and Talbotts, almost never worn). I felt like he thought I wouldn't have anything because of the way I was dressed. (I don't dress up to show my status in the world, and clothes are not that important to me.) I really despise what feels like prejudice, and I cannot believe that he lied straight to my face and didn't even tell me of the other consignment store on the street.

Cute little thrift shop that buys/sells clothes. The selection isn't very expansive and, again,…read moregeared a bit more towards women's clothing than men's. The usual graphic T's and plaid shirts... staples but nothing truly remarkable. Prices seemed "ok." Parking is a challenge - there's a double row of metered spots splitting the U-shaped strip mall but every spot was taken (we had walked from our conference/hotel). Turnover seemed decent but there are always several cars circling. We saw a meter maid too!

Not for me, but a total throwback to my collegiate years!…read more Looking for cool stylish 70s 80s and 90s upcycled clothing? THIS IS YOUR NIRVANA!

I'm never one to put down a thrift store, but I will NEVER step foot in here again…read more This used to be brown roof thrift store until they were recently bought/rebranded with classy upscale resale. My sister and I stopped by this past Saturday and found some really nice stuff in the window display. Specifically a little Prada bag and a little coach wallet. I stepped inside and asked if we were allowed to purchase, which I was told the manager said they could not sell those items until Monday. Keep in mind, they are on display and they are all priced, but whatever. Then proceeded to go this morning, approximately 20 minutes after they open. Checking the window display and seeing the bag is NO LONGER THERE. I ask if I can purchase the items on display, when I am told that I cannot. That the woman that runs the window display (not the manager now!) will not be selling them until later this week, and she would be there tomorrow and I could come back if I wanted. I proceeded to remind her that she was the same girl I talked to on Saturday and that she told me I could come back to purchase them on Monday. I knew they had to be full of shit because anyone that has ever worked at thrift store knows that they want to rummage through everything before they sell it to the public, and I knew that's exactly what was happening. I then proceeded to get my mom to call and they tell her that we can purchase the clothing items, but not any products in the window display. At that point, it is not worth going back because it is now under poor management and people who can't be honest with you about the shit that they are selling. Do not display and price items and then try to say they aren't for sale!!! Then when I come back they're mysteriously gone??? ZERO STARS.

This used to be a good place to shop but since they transfer owners the prices when double high!…read moreRegular T-shirts from Shen and Waltmart are $9.99 and UP, Ross dresses for up to $24.99 shoes varies on style but everything is way overpriced, You have to wait for the cashier to open the bathroom door. They will follow me around the store the whole time I was there, they make me feel like a thief. I don't recommend this place at all,

We always enjoy going by to see Nathan. He always has interesting things reasonable prices…read more Saturday we went by and he bought a collection of Lance jars and cookie jars. It was spectacular. I wish I had more room on my countertop. I would've bought two my husband bought some antique candy boxes.

Awesomely fun antique shopping alert! This small shop is not so small once you get inside, just…read morelike Doctor Who. Every nook and cranny is filled with nostalgic goodies. The place is bright and fun, great for a few photo ops. They have occasional parking lots events where vendors bring even more special finds, along with food vendors and live music. I purchased a handmade knit head wrap, rare license plate, vintage pin, and some plant accessories all for less than $20! There are some expensive items but they are well worth the tag. Mid-century modern and even earlier, 70s, 80s, 90s toys and decor. Dodson Dig is a must stop if you're in the vintage thrifting mood!

Such cute stuff, just very small! It's hard to find unless you've seen it before. Scored a couple…read morecute things and will be going back!

From the owner: Little bit of this and a lot of just old stuff. Come visit the past with collectable items,…read morefurniture, toys and art.