Today my daughter, Noel and son in law, Adam enjoyed discovering this beautiful antique shop in…read moreRavenswood WV. Yesterday's Antique & Collectibles is located on Main Street and very easy to find. On street free parking is available. The store is absolutely gorgeous inside and owner is extremely friendly and helpful. Her treasures are placed and displayed with LOVE. It's really very stunning how she has everything displayed and grouped by color schemes. She has her lamps on, which allows their lights to beam and twinkle the surrounding festive colored glassware...just brilliant I love the shop!!! No dust!! Clean and not overly cluttered floor space. Plenty of room to move around!!! I felt comfortable while I shopped and enjoyed the tantalizing eye candy!!! When in the area, check them out! You will be so glad you did, and like myself you will fall in love!!

Ohio River Valley Antiques located in Ravenswood WV on Main Street is hard to catch open. Owned by…read morea couple out of Charleston and since they are NOT locals they are hardly there. Best time to catch them is on Saturday and Sunday. So don't make a special trip to visit the store, they may not be open. From the windows, their treasures are beautiful

This store is owned by Paul and Linda Vanover, they live upstairs over their shop. They are only…read moreopen during the weekend hours listed. They are both extremely knowledgable and their inventory is outstanding. It's a do not miss for collecting early antiques--many from the 18th and 19th century.

This is really the antique store of all antique stores. It's so easy to get lost in -- which is…read moredefinitely a good thing. There's tons of weird stuff (that is to say, things you definitely haven't seen before). There's also an upstairs that I would make sure to check out. There's a lot of bigger items up there. However, there are plenty of items here that are completely problematic and racist. Not sure why they're still out for sale, but they made me uncomfortable, and I don't think they deserve a place on the display. I didn't buy anything as most of the things were a little pricer than what you might expect from a place like this, but I guess that's what you have to pay for for antiques. More organized in the building than you would think, but the prices are a little all over.

First of all, what an amazing and cool place! My wifey and I love the Great town of Point…read morePleasant. We come in here all the time and there is sure no place like it. A place full of rare and historical items. In fact, many years ago, my wifey stopped in to buy me a neat tobacco pipe. We are super fans of the 1950s Twilight Zone and she knew I wanted a pipe like on the episode (Long Live Walter Jamison.) But again, we would like to thank the kind owners for always making us feel at home over the years. Godspeed.

Today I visited Farmhouse Finds. It's a gorgeous old home from late 1800s, that's been converted…read moreinto a Consignment Style Antique and Collectibles with plenty of new items also. The staff is very helpful and friendly with plenty of free private parking

Amazing place full of decor but what i like best is thrir home cooked hot meals and fast foods too…read more Fresh baked goodies too. I posted some pics of their food and ads from the Sunday dinner they offer.

Lots of merchandise to look through. There's something for everyone. Staff was friendly and eager…read moreto answer any questions. Also it's in a great location.

I am not a shopper; my skull vibrates if I have to walk around a store to "just look," even if I am…read morefollowing my lovely Signora. But this store is fun to do just that! And we always find a treasure to take home. Riverview Antiques is a spacious shop nestled among a line of similarly charming shops near the Ohio and Muskingum rivers in downtown Marietta. My wife and I love to start our river crawl at Riverview Antiques by the Ohio River, and gradually, shop by shop, make our way down Front Street until we can rest our feet and sink our teeth into homemade fudge at Favorite Things. Riverview is operated by knowledgeable gentlemen who really know (A) where to find cool antiques, and (B) how to present them in a store so that you feel like you're in a time machine and walking around someone's living room 100 years ago. And the prices are pretty good, too. Don't leave Marietta without checking them out.

I found this little gem while driving through Proctorville. Cleo's Attic specializes in Vintage…read moreand Antique GLASSWARE -- think of Depression Glass and Fenton Glass. The store is well designed with wide aisles and all the glass divided by colour. There is a huge selection and the gentleman who was there when I shopped was very informed about glassware and answered my questions. Overall, I was very pleased. My only suggestion would be that they keep boxes and wrapping paper/bubble wrap/styrofoam peanuts on hand for packing purchases.

This store is awesome! The owner has a large collection of glassware, paintings, records, and much…read moremore! The pricing is also very affordable. If you love antiques, definitely stop here, you won't regret it!

Today I went to the Peddlers Junction Vendor Mall with my daughter and son in-law just to browse…read morethrough and enjoy the afternoon. So much to look at and we were there about 2 hours. Nice place to shop and kill the afternoon

This was a pretty interesting antique mall unlike any other I've been to. It has about 100 vendors…read moreand for its size, that is about right. However, the content was strange as it consisted of a mix of vintage, 80s, 90s, dollar store items, thrift or garage sale items and even booths dedicated to sets of car tires and DVDs. Not really a lot of furniture, surprisingly. I visited around 430, they closed at 6 that day, and I thought I may not be able to see it all. However, I think I only took 30 minutes to view all the booths. I didn't end up buying anything, but the few other customers there had items in their carts. Yes, they have shopping-like carts to push around to hold your items.

I love this antique store. It is three stories tall with no elevator so I recommend starting on the…read moretop floor and working your way down. There are several nook and crannies, so check it all out. Every time I am here i spend at least three hours exploring, because there is always something new and interesting. There is a huge booth offering more than their share of books, so if you are an avid collector of books or just someone that enjoys reading a lot...check this book out on the third floor. I have bought several items here and the staff is very helpful. I highly recommend check them out if you are in the area.

Very nice shopping experience in a clean, well lit, organized space. The vendors are all good…read morequality (no garage sale crap) and there is a good selection of different things. We found a ton of fiestaware, vintage mason jars, plentiful mantiques, and lots of quilts. I imagine it changes frequently. I noticed that the prices appeared to drop as one ascended the next floors (3 floors). So it's worth the climb to the upper levels. Pleasant and helpful staff, too.

I love places like this. You have to check every nook and cranny for the best stuff but the owner…read moreisn't in the business to make a killing on one item. If she got it for a steal, she's passing it on to you! Enjoy the hunt.

They were closed. Waste my time. they can't set and keep there business hours. I guess call before…read morewasting you time. Will not try to come out here again. They should not list an add in the paper if there not open