They had a great selection. I found a lot of glassware that I collect--jadeite and moon and stars.read more

It's been a while since I was here but dropped in again today. This shop is packed full of…read morecollectibles and vintage items. I enjoyed just browsing through the numerous kiosks. Everything from furniture pieces, windows, farm implements, glassware, china, dolls, record albums, vintage costumes, coins, bottles, etc. It's worth a stop.

Super cool store! Very huge and even have Native American jewelry. I was looking for a pair of salt…read moren pepper shaker for the kitchen. I happen to stumble upon one lol they are a set of Native American corn! It was 7.00 for the set. I was enjoying a slow morning just browsing and if I find what I've been looking for it's for sure going home with me!

A fun place to browse, but prices are on the high side. There's a little bit of everything, but the…read moreorganization isn't the best with some messy vendor spaces alongside the nicer ones. Stop in if you're in the area, but it's not worth a big detour to visit.

While traveling the 100 mile yard sale we stopped here in the early afternoon on a Saturday. We…read morehave heard about this place before and planned to visit one day. Well, today was the day. The front of the building had various vendors set up selling items as part of the 100 mile yard sale. We knew Preston's did a lot with wood but did not know much about the antique part of their business. After visiting we know they primarily work with wood pieces and the antique part is small. They do have some very nice live edge slabs, cookies and make some really nice furniture with them. They even had an adjustable work desk built out of a live edge slab. They do some work with epoxy resin as well. Their prices seemed reasonable and we were able to talk to both Preston and his partner who were very friendly and helpful. Great spot if you are looking for live edge type furniture. We are confident they can also do custom pieces as well.

We were heard to Stone Mountain and saw beautiful wood slabs on the side of the road. After pricing…read morepieces in south Florida, these beautiful live edge boards and we had to stop. Four foot Pine started at $10 and we got a 7ft piece of maple for $65. Anywhere else you'd pay double or triple. There are also some great antiques inside the shop. Everyone in the shop is friendly. Even the two pups! Bring cash to make things smoother. We'll definitely be back!

We had some time to kill before attending the Yadkin Valley Wine Festival and we saw this on the…read moreway in. There is a very small parking lot so we parked across the street. The business there is a restaurant that is only open for dinner and we there around 11. Unfortunately, a number of the items our group was interested were not for sale. The yard decorations and wind chimes outside are not for sale. They did indicate that they get alot of inquiries about them. Which kinda makes it amazing that they don't sell then. Hope House is a small house with different goods in different rooms by type. Clothing, housewares, tools, art, etc. I bought a necklace and a puzzle for $6 plus tax. The proceeds all go towards missionary work. The ladies working there were very nice.

Great selection of vintage items! Owners are knowledgeable and helpful! I leave with something…read morewonderful every time I go!

Super eclectic, unexpected place with an owner - Rick Landreth - who is a gem of a person to talk…read morewith. Lots of garden statuary, architectural antiques, Native American items - in an absolutely gorgeous, pastoral setting.

Easy to get around, very friendly staff. Huge variety of merchandise I enjoyed shopping here very…read moremuch!

Great little fabric shop tucked away on Main Street of Mount Airy.The winning feature of this store…read moreis price. For a lot of the fabrics, it is priced per pound. I got enough fabric to make two shirts and a long dress for only $5. There is a wide array of materials, from lightweight cotton fabrics to knits to suedes and velvets to heavy home decorating fabric. There is also a whole section of ribbons and rick-rack at very affordable prices. You can easily spend an hour in this store! The three main setbacks of this store are 1) While there is a lot of fabric, they don't always have the exact fabric you are looking for in the color/pattern you want. So you have to come in here with an open mind as to what projects you will do with the fabric. 2) You don't always know what material the fabric is, so taking care of it may be a mystery and 3) Often the pieces are odds and ends (sometimes very long ones though), so you may find a fabric you love, but not have enough for your desired project. Still, don't let those small roadblocks prevent you from visiting. For people who love sewing and crafting, this store is a gold mine!

Great selection and even better prices, not to mention the charming owner. With such great deals I…read morecan't see myself buying fabric from any place else!

Don't waste your time! Prices are way too high for an "antique store." Most items are overpriced…read moreand not worth the cost

This is the most organized antique store I have ever shopped in which made finding what I wanted a…read morebreeze. On the smaller side so I would not consider it a mall but more of a store. You can get in and out in under an hour. Staff was helpful. I was looking for some tobacco tins and their collection is amazing. I found a tin I had never seen before and checked the online price before I bought it. Both online and in the store was $29 so they clearly do their research when pricing. Wide range of items in great condition with little to no reproductions. If I find myself in the area, I will make it a point to visit this store again.