Stopped by this past weekend for our antique shopping. This is the first time we have visited…read moreThrough the Years Vintage Market. You can park along the street, as there are no signs prohibiting it, but the vehicles do block the majority of the right lane. We were greeted upon entry and checked on during our perusing, but before entering we were also greeted by a Calico cat on the ramp leading to the entry door. They demanded a tax in the form of pets, which of course my wife had to oblige. The place is an older two-story home, which was obvious by the creeks of the floorboards. They have a lot of items to look at, which we love in a store; however, it would seem they are more geared to children with all the holiday items from Easter, to Halloween and Christmas. In the beginning, we were not impressed because the holiday items seemed to overwhelm the senses and draw attention from the actual antiques we were there to find, but the place eventually grew on us. Unfortunately, we did not find that had to have item and even though we enjoyed the time, we will not be adding this place to our favorites list to return yearly.

When we were new to Mt. Dora and trying to finish furnishing our house we stopped in and got 2…read morewonderful pieces. I can't wait to go back and know I will find more than one thing I must have.

We wanted to check out some antique or vintage shops/malls in Mount Dora area a little after the…read moreholidays. This was one of the locations that came up - the antique center does have stalls open during the week aside from the outdoor market they have outside the facility on Sundays. Similar to some of the other antique malls or multi-stall stores I've been to, there are different stalls that are rented out by different vendors that sell different items. Depending on when you visit, some may not be open for business and will be roped off or have signs saying when they will be open next. We did go when some folks were still off for the holidays, which resulted in a handful of closed stalls, but a good number of the locations were open to wander and shop. Some of the stalls sell vintage and retro items and others like the large toy/doll stall on one of the ends sell deadstock collectible items. I think there's something there for everyone - I saw booths for books, dolls, collectibles, old wartime items, jewelry, and home decor. Pricing does vary for each of the booths and items. Some may run some deals and they will have signs to call out what is on sale in their booth. I did not purchase anything, but I believe if the owner of the booth is not present, you can go to one of the desks throughout the center and ask the folks working there to assist with purchases or for unlocking locked cabinets to see something. There was a decent amount of parking when I went, but if you do go during the outside market on Sundays, I suspect you'd want to go early to get a spot.

I do enjoy doing a walk about once a month or so. Always something interesting to see and I do find…read morean item here and there I will pick up. Large variety of antiques or repops for everyone. Although I don't purchase if they don't haggle a bit. I understand they are trying to make money but the haggling is part of the experience. Also, just take their 10% off make them call the sellers and see I purchased two lamps that they wanted $495 for two I got for 200 when they said that they would never accept anything less than the 10% / 20% discount. Again I do enjoy the walkabout that antique smell is definitely there and most of the people are very friendly and interesting to talk to.

What an amazing store. Three generations of the family operate an antique vintage business. I was…read moreable to meet Ms. Marion at Vintage 46 while other family members run a booth at Rennigers. According to Vintage 46 they have " a little bit of everything and something for everyone." Vintage 46 only opened in April of 2018 but by the amount of stuff they have you would think they have been here forever. Vintage 46 is set up in perfectly organized theme rooms. Themes include collectibles, European, shabby chic, a room like your grandmothers, steam punk, and a man cave. Among the different rooms they sell furniture, home goods, clothing, and accessories. I got a kick out of seeing the Star Wars glasses I used to collect as a kid from Burger King. I also loved the darling Grandma's room. I asked if prices were firm and it depends on the item. I was pressed for time but this is a store you can linger in for hours.

Can only give 5 stars, should be 6! Wife suspected her ring had a loose stone, owner gave it a…read morevery extensive check and found no problem. He spent at least 25 min. examining the ring done right in front of us. There was no charge. He also purchased a mens ring that I no longer wear at a very reasonable amount. I was impressed with his honesty. He also has a really great store dog that brings a smile to everyone entering the store.

I was very impressed with the father/son who own the business. So while I was waiting on an…read moreestimate for a bracelet: a man came in to sell silver items. The owner asked him how much he thought it was all worth. The man guessed at $300. The owner said no much more, and gave him $700 for the items. That was the most honest thing I have seen in a long time!

Went here to see if we can get appraisal for our jewelry. Cindy from the Customer Service was very…read morekind and hospitable. She gave us all the information that could help us get an appraisal in another antique store. All the antiques or items in this antique store was very beautiful

Antique shop with a little of literally everything. Nice wood furniture, jewelry, coke bottles…read morestill filled with Coke! Baskets, toys, comics, fine crystal glassware and dishes, dolls, lamps, and vinyl records, guitars. All of the things! We came in May and there were two entire booths of Christmas stuff. Everything is displayed nicely.