Zero mask signs up. Two employees upfront not wearing masks. Customer with half dozen kids he…read morewasn't wearing a mask but at least his kids were. Very Peddlers Mall junky. A few items I would have purchased but prices were two and three times over what they should have been. Go at your own risk since they aren't stressing masks and I didn't see hand sanitizer, but I could have missed it. We walked maybe half the mall and left uninspired. The sign that is on the door in someone's photo is no longer there.

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A sign on the door indicates that the store is packed with delicate breakables and that is an…read moreunderstatement. Every square inch of the shop is filled with antiques, vintage pieces and gifts. I saw jewelry, jadeite, blue ware, postcards and much more. Narrow aisles wind through different rooms with different themes of merchandise. I saw candles and a fabulous display of ladies totes made from repurposed army tents. I was really tempted by the well made bags. The clerk was friendly and helpful. We were greeted when we entered. Prices were reasonable. Free street parking is available outside the front door. It would be tough to maneuver a stroller through the shop.

The shop is filled with antiques that are clean, well organized by categories, and prices are…read more consistent with most antique shop prices. I did find a couple of pieces a little higher priced than I've seen at similar shops, but still fair pricing. The shop has many narrow isles and is not wheelchair or walker friendly. If I had toddlers, I honestly wouldn't bring toddlers with the amount of breakables along the isles. If you must, hang on tight. The shop has several rooms and a bargain room in the very back. You can find furniture, lamps, dishware, farmhouse decor, model cars and trucks, unique wagons, and used interior and exterior doors. I'm currently looking for 2 of the same style and size of doors to make a really cool bench out of. The ladies working at the shop were friendly and allowed everyone to browse at their own pace. They floated around working on a few things and always available to answer questions. I will be returning as they have two items I have my heart set on. I just have to determine what has to go at home so I'll have the perfect spot.

The Kokomo Antique Mall is definitely a 4.5/5 for me. It's a massive three-story space that you…read morecould easily spend hours exploring, and the building itself has so much character. I really wish it was a bit more organized, as it can feel a little overwhelming trying to navigate all that square footage without much of a layout, but the sheer variety of treasures makes the hunt worth it. If you don't mind a bit of a disorganized trek, you'll find some incredible vintage pieces and unique collectibles tucked away on every floor. It's easily one of the best spots in town for a serious afternoon of picking, just make sure you have plenty of time and energy to see it all! I'm not sure if the pricing is good, I'm more a window shopper when it comes to antique malls

Kokomo Antique Mall is a relatively new addition to downtown Kokomo. I've seen lots of ads for the…read moremall, so popped in on my recent visit. The Mall is located on Courthouse Square in downtown Kokomo. I was surprised to find three stories of booths holding collectibles, vintage items and an occasional antique. The shop is immaculate and fairly well organized. The stairs are narrow and steep. Some of the booth space is tight. The staff is friendly but leaves you alone so that you can shop. Staff members are available to open cases. I didn't see anything that I couldn't live without. There were some amazing vintage quilts with big price tags that I admired. I saw a lot of vintage glass. I was hoping to see more antiques. I found free street parking. I did see a freight elevator that may be available for wheelchairs, I'm not sure. There is a sign on the door that says no large bags.

This little shop in the heart of Kirklin carries about half antiques and half gift/decor items. I…read moresaw a collection of vintage quilts, primitive cookware, candles fabric pieces and a bit of furniture. I really liked the collection of older wooden bowls. Prices were reasonable. The clerk was welcoming and friendly. She told me that the fabric squares that they sell are special and used to make pillows and other handmade crafts. The shop is opened Friday, Saturday and Sunday only. There is free street parking. Their sidewalks were dangerously icy during my January visit, so I had to walk carefully.

This is a gorgeous primitive store in Kirklin, IN, filled with beautiful primitives. If you're…read moreunfamiliar with primitive decor, it has all the charm of farmhouse style but focused on things that are, or appear to be vintage, antique, or handmade. The colors are darker, richer colors than the neutrals of the farmhouse style. For example, primitive style will feature early colors that are dark, muted, warm, and earthy colors that highlight familiarity and weathered beauty. Popular shades on the primitive spectrum are: black, barn red, navy blue, cream, putty, tan, umber, walnut, mustard, sage, and burgundy. Colors are easy to use in a home that loves antiques, Americana, distressed woods, providing a calming, cohesive environment. My dear friend has a primitive home that is stunning and so warm and comforting that it defines primitive. Fireside Primitives isn't a huge shop but has so many of the basic accent pieces and accents to help you either add greenery, candles, candle boxes, lights, bowls and table runners to name just a few of the many items they offer. I fell in love with the covered bridge with lights inside and trimmed out along the edges of the bridge. I'm still trying to find a place for this adorable piece. The two ladies running the shop were super friendly, proud of their shop, and the appreciation I personally had for their decor. The shop reflected all the primitive colors, and you have to stand back when you walk into the shop to take in all the colors, textures, and design. When you're in Kirklin, be sure to stop in Fireside Primitives to see the colors, textures, and lighting that fill this gorgeous space.

Comments: "Cute, So Cute, Love it, It's Cute"! Thanks…read moreeveryone! One of a kind finds, gifts, vintage inspired designs. Your visit or home in Cicero, IN on Morse Lake includes vintage eclectic the "so now" shopping experience at LollyShop Lane. It's funner this summer in Cicero, IN! Y'All stop in soon, please.

Looked like they were going out of business but still have some great furnture and brickabrack for…read moresale. Really good prices on stuff too. Some items, mostly jewelry, were far trade stuff which helps villages and locations it originally came from. We left with a really big tablecloth and a wreath hanger.

Adore this store! A lot of selection and the price points…read moreare AMAZING! I found a delightful bracelet that says, "Live Love Adopt". How cute is that?!!? The owner is not just into selling merchandise. She is also into education as she explained to me about the different materials, including Tagua, a product of Ecuador that will hopefully replace elephant ivory. I spent more money than I had planned but the items are worth much more than what I paid. Neat place! I'll be back even though it's a 3-1/2 hour drive from my home.

The cutest place for unique gifts and home decor. I will…read morecome here for household items, soaps and lotion, tableware, paintings and linens.

Unique vibe, local artisans, and unique gift and decor options. Perfect for Christmas gift giving!…read more We also had the best breakfast sandwiches we have ever had! The jefe was AMAZING! A spicy kick but not too spicy. Our kids got The Classic without bacon jam and they were quite large and both raved at how good they were! Had to get coffee - I got the peppermint mocha and my husband got the maple and they were also so good! Definitely recommend for a unique overall experience and supporting a local business makes it even better!

I'm in trouble. Pretty sure I just became addicted to hunting for treasures and bargains at…read moreauctions! So one of my fellow "junk" loving girlfriends invited me along with her and her Dad to the auction. My home is decorated primarily in what I would call shabby chic style and I have a love for all things vintage and antique. Paired with my love for upcycling, I was excited to check this out. We arrived an hour before the auction. The auction house/resale booth space is located inside the old Marsh store. We wanted to check out the resale booths and then all the things going up for auction so we could scope out anything we may want to bid on. You sign up for an account and number to bid at the front desk/old customer service booth. All you need is your phone number and license. It's free, quick and easy. After looking over the items we had interest in, we found our seats and got ready to bid. The auctioneer started things off with an extremely long prayer, which I found to be a little odd and not my thing, but whatever. I don't find that to be an appropriate place to do such a thing, but to each his own. The auction moved kind of slow for awhile. It was a tad annoying the way some things that really should have been sold as lots, were separated out into individual or small groups of items. It really slowed things up. After awhile, over half the people there left and they finally started grouping more things and selling things as full collections, groups, or boxes and it sped things up to a much more reasonable pace. Also, if you come here in the summer, I advise wearing something that covers the back of your thighs. I had on shorts and had to carefully and slowly peel the back of my thighs from the seat BEFORE trying to stand up. Several people chuckled and made comments the first time I stood up quickly, none the wiser, and had to bite back a scream from the pain of the seat ripping from my skin. I was advised it's a necessity to either wear pants of bring a seat cover, like several people had. In all, we had a good time and got some amazing deals on some really great pieces. I walked away spending right at $20 for many great vintage and antique pieces that, if I wanted to, I could resale and profit at least a couple hundred dollars. Obviously selection and items will always vary and you won't always get that lucky. But this was definitely a great auction night for us.