Highly recommended…read more We stumbled into the shop while exploring Abingdon, and instantly connected with Karen. She was wonderful to work with - she has a way of explaining the history of each piece that left us grateful to have found her store. We took home three pieces and are very happy with our experience. We'll return for more.

Beautifully Decorated & Original Peices. One of my Favorite Shops in Abingdon. The Owner is very…read moreKind & has a Great eye. Her windows are Always Beautiful.

This place was a very large antique store! This store featured three whole levels full of…read moreincredible goodies and unbelievable finds. Staff here was absolutely friendly and social throughout our entire visit. There wasn't too many people shopping here. Thankfully the store was open on a Monday so it was nice and peaceful here. The price is here are a bit overpriced unfortunately. Overall, I did see this place as a common antique store.

Literally something for everyone! Owner was also extremely nice…read more FOUR levels, in a beautiful building downtown, with tons to choose from. Treasure Hunt!

great antique store with thousands of sometimes unique items. the store owner and help are pleasant…read moreto deal with. prices are generally affordable and reasonable.

This antiques place is in Trade, NC - part of the Pisgah National Forest. There are roughly 6 car…read morespots up front and the lazy guy at the front desk did not even make an effort to say 'hello!'. This is a large indoor collection of old tools, signs, duplicate magazines, fudge, furniture and carpets. Locked items are in small glass vitrines, which do not allow you to even look at anything. No greeting. No A/C. There was 1 couple browsing in the whole shop! Rebel review: 4 star overpriced, but big

Wonderful shop! The traditional furniture made of reclaimed wood (wormy chestnut!) is to die for…read more Maker is an exceptionally skilled woodworker with exceptional materials, and if I had the space in my home (and the money), I'd buy everything he has displayed there. The shop also has gorgeous antique country furniture of a sort I'd never seen before, very interesting vintage decorative accessories, and collector-grade antique cast iron cookware that is fully refinished (a lot of long-gone pre-Great Depression American foundries are represented). Wolf Hills Antiques hasn't been open long, but it very quickly became my favorite antiques store in Abingdon. I'm a collector, and I especially recommend it to other collectors. Prices range from moderate to pricey, but unlike many antiques shops nationwide, the pricey items seem fair market value for what they are.

This is a fantastic shop. The staff are very friendly and the atmosphere is welcoming. We bought…read moresome lovely pieces and the prices were very reasonable. This is the kind of store you want to come back to because it ticks every box. The merchandise is displayed beautifully.

I have been shopping at the Antique Barn since it opened. It is a wonderful large antique place and…read morehas never failed to let me down. There's always something new and exciting to find. I definitely recommend this place if you are fancy to antiques and nostalgia.

If I could give a zero, I would. I was looking for furniture and was told after I found two chairs…read morethat they could be held after we asked about the layaway policy. They said they contacted the manager and she said it was ok to hold them for ya until August. I was coerced into buying theses chairs and when they wouldn't work and I called the people back, they told me to talk to the manager on Weds. I called and explained it to Amber, the manager, and she refused to refund my money even though her staff coerced me into buying instead of layaway. Buyer beware.

Me and some buddies went in there to buy a candle since they happen to be the only shop I know of…read morethat sells Jim Beam candles and the lady behind the register was so nice! 15 minutes after leaving the place we had bought a big antique radio from another shop down the street and seeing as I was parked right in front of Jeroleens shed, figured I'd just walk it back over to my truck, it started to rain and the lady had come out there and helped us by covering it in bubble wrap so the rain wouldnt destroy the radio! Didnt charge me a cent! Sadly I didnt have cash on me other wise I would have given her some, but I figure because of her generosity and professionalism I will definitely come back in the future!

Great little shop with fantastic owners. Love their handmade crafts. Will definitely shop there…read moreagain.

A fun little vintage/antiques shop tucked back off the street, Those Were the Days is a great place…read moreto wile away an hour if you are a lover of the old or the quirky. It is set up like a typical antiques mall with items provided by different vendors, so you'll see some items priced higher than others based on who the vendor is, but I found the prices overall to be good. I stocked up on vintage glass decanters that were priced well below what I would normally see at similar stores in other cities, which was surprising given that resort town prices are often inflated. We met a vendor as we browsed, a friendly older gentlemen who asked about the items we were inspecting and told us where he sources most of his wares, and the lady who checked us out was also helpful and kind. Lots of records and toys, but you'll also find all the variety of items you expect in an antiques market. Finding the set of chicken decanters and the world's largest witch's broom were worth the trip even if I hadn't scored so many of the decanters I was searching for that day. We will definitely make this store part of our itinerary every time we return to Sugar Mountain.

Was really fun to look around but sadly most of the booths priced things way too high. I'm from…read moreWilmington NC and our thrift and antique stores carry many of the same genre of items for half the price of what they were being priced at here. Left empty handed. Nothing was worth the price.