This is a very nice antique store. Well maintained and a great selection of rustic and fine…read moreantiques. Local artisans have beautiful ceramics , wooden bowls, hooked rugs and folk art. I found wonderful antique lamps and mirrors and a vintage table for my TV. Also a fun gift gallery with vintage postcards from Shenandoah National Park and college patches from Virginia schools. And they have the best music playing on the sound system?

From the owner: Hazel River Art & Antiques features over 100 dealers, artisans, and consignors displaying antique…read moreand vintage furniture, home decor, art, rugs, jewelry, collectibles, and much more! Stop in to see what's new - one of a kind gifts and unique finds!

Right next to the distillery, you'll find this huge hidden antique shop full of treasures. The shop…read morelooks like a converted barn of sorts and has aisles and aisles of furniture, dishes, baskets, brassware, lighting fixtures, paintings, sculptures, books, glassware, and tons more! It was fun searching through all the different vintage pieces! I found some brass medallions for a great price and the shop attendant was kind enough to haggle a bit. I also found some tea things! I'll be back next time I visit this small town of Sperryville!

Holy Toledo! Everything is priced like a high end antique store, but it's really just used…read morefurniture and Goodwill hand me downs. We left after two minutes.

I'm sorry to report that Elmer has passed away. Sadly the fate of Elmer's Antiques is unknown at…read morethis time. This was a great place to dig thru and find some old rusty and dusty piece of (insert noun here). I hope they do an old school auction here, that would be a good time to catch some good deals.

If you go to Elmer's expecting to find a fine antique, just turn around and head in another…read moredirection. If you are the type that expects to rummage through dust and rust to find something like the American Pickers, then this is the place for you. Elmer will tell you that everything is for sale but every time i found something really unique, he changed his mind. He will remind you that he has been in the business for over 40 years, and he is real easy to deal with on prices. Five dollars seems to be his favorite price. It is best to be there when other customers are around, otherwise he will follow behind you which can be annoying. It is worth a visit just to get to know Elmer. Best to call before going as it seems that shop hours are not always the same. Happy picking!

Stopped by during our stay at the Inn at Little Washington. While I didn't buy anything, I thought…read morethis store had a very nicely curated collection at extremely reasonable prices. There was a lovely set of Baccarat liquor glasses and several really nice champagne sets. Not as much art but there were some larger furniture pieces and overall everything was of a much better quality than I've found in the area stores (which to me look more like thrift stores). Definitely worth making the trip if you're in the area.

From the owner: Located adjacent to The Inn at Little Washington, this shop is a conglomeration of beautiful and…read moreinteresting finds in the world of collectibles. The front room is filled with vintage furniture and other unique pieces, all surrounded by a display of art. Our porcelain collection includes Limoges pieces and pieces from Czechoslovakia, Germany, Japan and England. Displays of Chinese artifacts and depression glass are lighted by delightful lamps peppered among the treasures. The back room holds another treasure trove of goodies including lovely primitives, kitchen collectibles, toys, knickknacks and interesting works of art. To help you walk down memory lane is the ticktock of old clocks, from small to wall clocks.

While this place has so many sellers and all the old things you can imagine the prices are crazy…read more You won't find a deal here! If you are looking for something in particular you could probably find it because they have quite the selection of old stuff but I don't know how they make money with some of those prices. Everyone was very nice and I'll probably rerun to see if it's possible to find a deal but it's kind of a letdown knowing I'm. Or going to spend that much money on old stuff to look at.

Excellent selection and great prices! You'll need 3 hours to see everything. Friendly staff too,…read moreeasy parking! Can't wait to go back again! I found tons of collectibles in glass, metal, wood porcelain etc. Records! Dishwater and furniture galore! Great for men and women!

We love mapping out antique shops and flea markets on our travels. We found this one and decided to…read morestop in. It was a large building with a few vendors outside. When we went inside, there was a lot to see. There are booths where different vendors sell their treasures. We didn't really see much that we were interested in unfortunately. That's pretty unusual for us. The staff also wasn't particularly friendly. No one said anything to us when we walked in and the desk is at the door. That's also unusual. I felt a little underwhelmed but hopefully a visit in will be more promising for someone else.

Great place for gift buying. Loads of handmade quilts, fabulous toy shop, great little cafe with…read morebreakfast sandwiches and nice kitchen shop

While Quail-at-the-Wood Antiques is quaint and charming, the prices are for the birds! It's a…read morelittle "hawkward" leaving a "fowl" commentary on a pastime I love so much, but "owl" just have to "wing" it. I've been antiquing for 40 years, (yes, I'm that old-something of an antique myself) and I have also worked at antique/thrift/consignment shops so I'm familiar prices and quality. With that said, most of the prices at this antique shop are exorbitant. Be prepared to drop three "bills" for a rag doll... four bills for a hutch... Look, I know some of these items are unique, some date the Civil War era, but even the brass, figurines and baskets are high priced. I think I saw an old broken wreath for $20. Even that wasn't worth the "poultry" amount. I've seen similar items at other antique shops for a lot less chicken feed. I don't mean to ruffle any feathers, but with all the antique shops in the Culpeper area, save your nest egg for a more reasonable shop!

For a small town antique store, it's pretty good. Has a nice selection. Some China, old American…read moreantiques, all sorts of stuff. Would come back again. I believe it's a mom and pops store so that's cool. Unique gem of Culpeper. Bought some awesome coins for my family from 1948.

Great treasure trove of everything wonderful! Love to roam the nooks and crannies in search of that…read moreone item that will inspire or complete one of my assemblage or collage pieces. Items are affordable even on this Artist's budget. Additionally, the staff are very personable and helpful. Best of all, my 4-legged baby is always welcomed. If you find yourself in Warrenton, Virginia, definitely drop into this den of delights!

Big and lots to see, clean, and good variety of items. Good range of prices too - found some deals…read moreI was happy with.

This place is pricey. Interesting spot, but just really overpriced. Like everything is overpriced…read more They have cool stuff, but I wouldn't check here regularly.

This is an antique-hunter's treasure hunt! So many items fill a maze of rooms and areas. I will…read morebe back and will reserve more time to explore in detail! This trip's spoils of the hunt are a beautiful turquoise and silver bracelet, and an unusual art deco, gilded glass, talcum powder case with a perfume bottle as the handle for the lid. The service was friendly enough and knowledgeable. I was satisfied with the value for treasures that have withstood the test of time. I recommend and will be back.