This shop has VERY limited business hours (something like Thursday - Saturday only) and is on the…read morepricier side of the vintage market. But for a little antique shop on Main Street in quiet Front Royal, they have the booming selection of any multi-vendor vintage mall: Saarinen and Bertoia, Eames, Danish modern, Catherineholm, you name it. There's also a decent selection of vintage clothing and accessories. If you're a bargain hunter this probably isn't the place you want to pick up your Saarinen Tulip dining set (though it is available and in excellent condition), but if you're looking for a mid-century ceramic vase to round out your collection, Vintage Swank is a recommended destination.

Walking in the door (or glancing in the window) is a nostalgia trip, of the best kind. Think…read more"Father Knows Best," Rob and Laura Petrie, and Mad Men seasons 1-3. Great barware, linens, aprons, home decor of all kinds, feather hats, and wool coats with real fur collars. Prices are all over the lot. Sometimes you're surprised how low they are (martini shakers from about. $15) and other times everything's on sale. The Bakelite jewelry can be in the hundreds. The owner and her mom run the shop (hours are limited, so call first) and know their stuff. It's a fun place to shop!

4/11/26 "Where does she get those wonderful toys?" Annex…read moreknows. I think about the antiques furniture that was not chosen for our townhouse due to having to much stuff already. Nevertheless, we might get rid of some stuff to add new, but old stuff. We will see. Upon walking inside the shop, I think about how many homes these pieces of furniture traveled to. Speaking with Ms. Gordon, I found out about the possibility of donating old furniture we might not need anymore. This has been fun. I did enjoy seeing pictures of North Carolina Outer Banks before the heavy development. Lots more to explore and the prices are reasonable.

massive improvement since last visit. nicely organized. with nice items. but still smells like that…read morestinky dog.

Great selection of books-- hard backs $1.99 and paperback $.99. Otherwise the standard thrift store…read morefair.

We enjoyed our time browsing the vintage and antique items. Purchased an old board game and have…read moreplayed it numerous times. My friend got a deal on a great pair of sunglasses! Reasonable prices and friendly staff.

Decent little souvenir, knick knack shop. They have soap, lotion, seasonal decor, magnets and more…read more Check out the upstairs area as well. Prices were reasonable on some of the items others seemed a little overpriced.

Glory be is right!! This cute little shop embodies the very essence of Occoquan's quaint atmosphere…read moreand unique flair. This is a perfect stop for anyone looking for that special little gift or trinket for a friend or loved one. Additionally, and secretly (because I'm selfish when it comes to books), they have a small but selection of old but interesting books scattered throughout the store...don't tell anyone else. I didn't catch her name but the lady who works the desk is extremely welcoming and helpful as well. You need a decretive piece of wood art with a snappy little quip about wine or alcohol, they've got it. Perhaps you want something that displays your or someone you knows patriotic fervor, it's here. Or you may like a new dish or two as a centerpiece that strikes up conversation at your next get together, well then, you guessed it, it's waiting for you. There's no reason not to check this place out. Have some brunch at the Secret Garden Cafe then take a foot-tour of this amazing town, and pop in to see this place in all its glory. Enjoy!

This was a really cute shop to come in. The owner (I believe) was super friendly and seemed to…read morereally care about people coming into her shop. The pricing here was way more fair than I saw at other places. There were many similar items along this strip of shops and I would have to say that this place had the best pricing, even if it had less items and was a bit of a smaller place. There were things I actually wanted to buy here but they were larger and wouldn't fit in my suitcase and I didn't want to deal with shipping. I also didn't have checks or large amount of cash on me and they ask you not to use a credit card because they will have to tack on a 2% fee. Maybe next time!

They have the most beautiful and unique pieces. 10/10! We also love the owner, Kerry!read more

My boyfriend and I absolutely loved Evolution Home! They have two massive rooms full of unique…read moreantiques. The store is set up as multiple stalls for different vendors, but everything is located in the same room. There are a lot of pieces in the hundreds, but it's really easy to find beautiful things for less than $50. I bought a great hand-painted serving bowl and pitcher. Evolution home has a large selection of vintage clothing, designer bags, home decor, and furniture. Would highly recommend checking this store out. Only downside is the parking. There is limited availability in the front of the store, and even so, the spot required us to 8 point turn to get out because someone parked really close behind us.

I consigned multiple valuable items last fall and have yet to be paid for any that sold - nearly…read more$400! They just keep putting me off and putting me off. Then there are the silk panel paintings that sold for $400 the DAY they expired. I feel burgled.

I just happened upon this antiques store and WOW...it's PACKED with some amazing finds. The prices…read moreare a bit high initially, however they negotiate prices. The actual location is quite incredible. It's a protected historical home and Daniel Beard (owner) lives above the shop. For more info, the following website gives you a little more info on the place (since there is no website):http://johnboalphotography.blogspot.com/2011/10/white-elephant.html This place is amazing and PACKED with some amazing things. I already have my eye on some Chippendale dining chairs...on sale. Amen and Amen. If you live in Manassas, you're about 10 min away...you MUST go! I wish someone would help get their name out in the internet-sphere...he's such a nice man and would probably benefit from people finding out about his amazing store. Thank you Daniel, for coming down on the lamp I bought. You made my day and it's absolutely beautiful! (also, the photo credits come from the following website...only thing I could find on this place...: http://johnboalphotography.blogspot.com/2011/10/white-elephant.html)

Love this store & the variety of treasures they have to look at. I bought a couple little things…read morewhile I was there. The staff was very helpful & nice during checkout. Great location by some other cool shops to go in during the same trip.

Bella Villa is my FAVORITE place to go to when I am getting my vintage fix on. Seriously, who…read moredoesn't like old, charming stuff? All her pieces have a lot of character and Rosanna (the owner) curates everything you see in her shop. I can tell she thoughtfully picks out her pieces. She's pretty sweet to boot. This is perfect if you're looking for vintage pieces to decorate your wedding or recreate a french country kitchen. Shabby chic is SO in!