Wonderful place to browse! You will be delighted by all the wonderful things here! Every booth is…read moredifferent! And packed full of vintage finds! I posted a few pictures,but it cannot capture the amount of items here!!

What really made this place stand out for me was the huge art gallery upstairs with ever-changing…read morelocal artists work on display. Some of the artwork was very beautiful. Some of it was very imaginative and a bit weird. The bathroom upstairs was painted and decorated with quotes about the richness of art. The antiques gallery downstairs has a ton of items and little trinkets and collectibles from various eras A the basement is mostly retro. Staff were welcoming and friendly at the counter and encouraged me to view everything and make sure I saw the art.

Not open, even though their online hours say they are. We were looking forward to visitingread more

This "store" is never open. Ever. Clearly the owner is not a motivated seller, or a welcoming…read morestorekeeper. Sad. Maybe wait for his inevitable future estate sale?

What an interesting place. Not my fav antique shop, but it was fun. Upstairs is a little creepy…read morelooking, possibly in a good way. Seems like a pretty cool little shop.

Lovely spot to find anything from Memento Moris, vintage clothing, books and etc. There are two…read morestories and I believe 3 dealers currently. The one area straight back from the stairs is quite dark and was difficult to really get a good look at what was in that area. Jan the owner is very sweet and pricing seemed fair for an antique store.

I found the Moon Water booth while wandering around the Factory Antique Mall and fell in love with…read moreeverything in the booth. I had a hard time deciding what to buy. I finally decided on this small moon wreath and now I regret not buying more as gifts for friends and family. This was my first time at this antique shop and I live 2 hours away but I'm sure I'll be making more trips specifically to buy from Moon Water. I'm also guessing it's a popular booth because the cashiers immediately said "that's from Moon Water" when I laid it on the counter. I only wish there was a way to buy online but I haven't found anything yet.

This place is incredible, a truly hidden gem. The prices are extremely reasonable, and the curation…read moreis phenomenal. We scored books, a CD player, wall art, craft items, a vintage suitcase, records, and Knick knacks that would have been impossible to afford anywhere else. Absolutely must check this out if you like a crossover between vintage and thrifting! The owner is really kind and friendly.

Love it here! Found some amazing vintage clothes but their furniture and trinkets are one of a kind!read more

This shop has been closed usually when I venture into downtown to walk around at night after dinner…read morebut was open this past Monday when I was walking around antiquing and having lunch. I poked my head inside to find it's small inside with a counter to bring your clock or watch to have it inspected and the majority of the store is actually behind the counter where they do the repairs and work. I was greeted very quickly by staff and offered assistance if needed but I browsed the clocks on the walls and looked at those in the display cases out front. They primarily focus on repairs of old watches, very historic ones, so if that's what you are looking for - you've come to the right place!

I purchased a Scottish tall case clock from Mr Sarnelle in the early nineties and was very…read moreimpressed with his knowledge of antique clocks. I gifted this clock to my oldest daughter several years ago and it still runs but could use a few adjustments. He told me he had gone over the clock and assured me it was in excellent condition. This clock was made around 1835. I would trust his expertise on any clock . Unfortunately sometimes twentieth century clocks although have sentimental value they do not warrant an expensive repair. Phillip McMahon DDS, Ironton,Ohio