Located on Main St in Fort Worth, one block north of the stockyards main drag. Friendly cat who…read moregoes by the name "dirty cat." This antique store has tons of petrified wood, cowboy and livestock antiques. Great service and value.

There were a lot of things like antique knives, arrowheads, bones, skulls and antlers. This was…read morehubby's favorite store in the area because it "wasn't all touristy trinkets that are in every other store in the stockyards", so he says. It stunk like stale smoke, but it was different than the other stores around.

Clawson's General Store is a Jem!…read more This quaint little shop is a treasure trove of antiquities and junk. I've never popped by that I haven't located something that I couldn't live without. The prices are fair and the quality of merchandise is impeccable. The staff is friendly and very knowledgeable and always eager to offer assistance. There motto is: "Thus ain't no museum, this junk is for sale!" In my option it's worth to trip to White Settlement to check out this place. Who knows I might even see you there the next time I'm shopping Happy Shopping Y'all! Four Stars for Clawson's General Store

Great selection with great prices - reminds me of Laverty's in Waco but better organized…read more Purchased a Van Briggle pitcher yesterday, it's just lovely. Shop owner was friendly and helpful, joked around with the husband. In response to a prior review, a shop at this price point isn't going to hold furniture based on a verbal request - they don't have the stock space or profit margin. Maybe 24 hours if they're being really nice and you are a long term customer. Totally unrealistic expectations.

We just went to their new location off the traffic circle by the Mercantile in Fort Worth and it's…read moreeven better than the previous location. She's got much more exposure now and let me tell you if you see something in there. You better buy it right then in there if you like it because it won't be there when you go back.. they have some of the best mix of eclectic, modern transitional and mid-century furniture anywhere but it's constantly changing so you might go one day and find nothing that you like and then the next day it's full of treasures. A couple days ago there was a killer couch in the back that's got this turquoise and green floral fabric on it that is to die for and I bet if I would go there today, it would be gone . And the ladies in there could not be more accommodating because when we came by, they were actually closed, but they saw us looking through the window so they let us in. It's a great shop even if you don't find anything it's worth a visit and it's worth going to more than once because eventually you are going to see something that you can't live without. I would especially recommend it to younger people just starting out in their own homes for the first time because you're gonna find better quality furniture at better prices and it's gonna have a funky feel that's gonna be all your own.

What a gem this store is! So many reasonably priced vintage items in this place. I found some…read moregreat gifts for others and some fun things for me. The staff were so nice, friendly, and helpful. Really enjoyed my visit and left with a great haul! You have to check this place out. Five stars well-earned!

Gorgeous antiques and just the cutest house. You know when you're buying from Donna that you are…read moregetting good items. It's only open on Saturdays, but truly worth making a special trip to see everything.

Fun place to shop - lot if variety of goodies - old and new and homemade! Fabulous owner as wellread more

Great selection of vendors and unique items. Small place but worth the visit. Most vendors had…read moresales so watch for their signs.

A true "diamond in the rough" -- and by that, I mean I'm actually reluctant about sharing what a…read morewonderful source this is for those in the interior design industry or for those who appreciate high design for low investment. The cherry on top is the kind and knowledgeable owners and staff! Please share this review only with friends who know "what's what" because if the word gets out too broadly, you won't be able to get and/or find the BEST (arguably) that Fort Worth has to offer on the down-low. Shhhh -- I plead that you be particular and keep FW's best kept secret an "in the know" jewel of a resource! #NoExaggeration #SeeingIsBelieving #BeAheadOfTheCurve

Stopped in looking for antique tables & night stands and while I didn't find what I was looking…read morefor, I was thoroughly pleased with the majority of what was available. Before you start exploring, I highly recommend checking their notice board near checkout (to your right after entering, on an easel); there you'll find if any specials are going on and which vendor number they relate to - I didn't see this until I was about to leave but I'll definitely snap a pic of it next time, when I first get there. Each little nook is its own store which is made further evident by the way they're set up differently and how some of them have kind of a theme related to the type of items for sale. A few of them seemed a little overpriced while others offered items at a steal. The back of the store contains a decent amount of kitchen furniture and, I almost didn't notice, the store actually extends even further back. Once you pass through the "back" entrance, they have bathrooms to your right down the hall. Each hallway area is another vendor section and if you continue straight to to the true back of the store, you can find additional furniture - mostly bed sets or mattresses which all looked in rather good to nearly new condition. There were a couple vendors that had junk type items that are typical of a flea market while others were obviously put together with a certain mount pride. They have plenty of home decor and accent pieces as well as true antiques. I did not search through any clothes but there are several vendors which this was their sole focus. They also had two different electronic vendors that carried VHS's and DVD's. They do have sodas, water and a few snacks at checkout but I'd skip these since you can get a better deal at the gas station. Overall I was impressed with the selection and even more so by how friendly everyone was. I'll definitely be going back!

This small shop in the older part of Keller is just okay. They definitely live up to their name…read moreand have many vintage items from the 70s-90s, including some clothing and it is also pretty well organized. You will also find some sports merchandise, but just not what I typically collect. I can't really comment on prices since I didn't even see anything I was interested in, but the service was friendly during my visit.

Y'all, get over here. There's so many goodies to go through, truly. You never know what you're…read morewalking into when it comes to vintage/antique/resale shops -- so let me ease your anxieties. This place has it all and you're bound to find some treasure you just have to have. I mosied in on a weekday morning right around noon. The doors were propped open and there were a few racks of clothing hanging outside that caught my eye, plus tons of jewelry. Several great pieces. Inside there's way more clothes and jewelry, plus so many shoes, belts, hats, sunglasses. Every accessory you can think of. Home decor, furniture, endless knickknacks and wall art. Tons of tapes, records, DVDs, CDs, and VHS tapes. There's a "man cave" section filled with all your sort of cliche "guy" stuff: tools, knives, fishing stuff, sports stuff, etc. Vintage Treasures is owned by a husband wife team who are super kind and keep this shop constantly refreshed with new items. Keep an eye open and visit often!

I purchased a 1935 Connecticut Commemorative Half Dollar for $200 from this store with a bit too…read moremuch trust... the gentleman working the counter was pushing the notion of the coin being of an exceptional grade, which would prompt a significant price jump if graded by a professional grading service- I didn't have a jeweler's loupe with me and my eyes aren't quite trained on grading, so I trusted his judgement. After purchasing and having a local coin dealer authenticate it, they stated that it has irrefutable evidence of the coin being cleaned, which certainly affects the value of the coin. He offered me $100 to take it off my hands. Either this individual has no idea what he's doing, or he is completely cognizant and a slimy salesman. I doubt I'll return to the store under any circumstance.

this place is amazing. They have gotten lots of new dealers in the last year. There are more than…read more50 dealers lots of variety of things, including boutique items, namebrand, purses, namebrand clothing, man, cave decor, inspirational books, and so much more the people who work there are so friendly and helpful. We got to check it out if you have never been.