They have some unique items and good deals. We always go when we come to Biloxi they have shopping…read morecarts and a walker & wheelchair for their customers. And a public restroom very important. Most of them do not have a public restroom

A lot to look at. But personally the prices are boutique pricing. Not flea market pricing.. also. I…read morefound the same items on Amazon cheaper than this store. There was some things well priced but majority is over priced.

Great place! Lots of unusual finds and great prices. The owner is very nice and knowledgeable.read more

Eclectic collection of artists from all over the south. Some very imaginative and interesting…read morepieces. There is something for everyone. Metal sculpture to ceramic devil egg plates. Well worth a browse through. Gifts can be wrapped for free. They also have local delivery service. And remember all the display furniture is for sale. Highly recommend.

Ilove this place and I alwawys visit when I am in town!!! Great collection of gifts and eclectic…read morestuff all around!! Dont passthis place up, you will be sorry!!

Cute little store filled with home decor, knick knacks and lots of little things. Reasonable prices…read moreon inventory, friendly employees. Parking is tight nearby, but this town seems to be geared towards those who are staying nearby.

I didn't quite know what an "antique mall" was until I went inside. The large metal building that…read moreCenturies is in is filled with antiques that are extremely affordable. The floor is broken down into small booths that offer a different variety of items that I'm assuming are tended to by their respective owner. They have flatware, china, beds, dressers, Coke products, lamps, and one booth even has a small collection of old cameras. You can easily spend over an hour just looking around if you take the time to inspect every booth. Some booths have discounts on certain items or on everything within it. You pay at the counter in the front. If you're not looking for anything in particular or would like to reuse some furniture, this is an excellent place to stop and look at.

Beyond unprofessional ownership. Shoppers be aware of the poor business practices you'd be…read moresupporting by shopping here, vendors beware. I recommend shopping and selling at any of the other local antique stores, not this one. I had a booth here which I meticulously maintained. The owner's sister pretty much ran the place. When the owner fired her sister everything collapsed here. About half the time I would walk in no one was anywhere to be found, not at the front or anywhere. Unfortunately, this place already had an issue with theft and having no one at the front or making rounds just invites the theft ten fold. This complete lack of professional management has also leaked out in every direction. Many vendors including myself have moved to other locations due to these issues. The owner does not care whatsoever about items being stolen from vendors and when asked about missing items she is dismissive and just stated the one word retort "stolen" to me over and over again without any care or concern over the issue. There is also no lost and found which leads me to wonder where items are going to when vendors are simply missing items that customers may have just misplaced elsewhere throughout the store (as we all know tags can fall off and items therefore really need a place to go where the vendor can reclaim). I was unfortunately and unwillingly pulled into the owner's personal romantic life when her boyfriend (whom she had working there at her shop) reached out to me over social media. I politely declined his advances and from that point forth I was shunned by both of them. I reached out to the owner telling her that I had no interest in her man and that I didn't appreciate being pulled into her personal life and thereafter being treated with hostility by her because of her boyfriend's actions which were not my own. I let her know that due to her continued hostile actions (and my election to not have any interest in any sort of drama I was being pulled into) that I would be amicably relocating at the end of the month. I returned at the end of the month to find all of my inventory carelessly thrown into bags, boxes, and just thrown into piles. I have a lot of valuable ceramics and other delicate items that were spitefully thrown out of my booth and placed by the unlocked side door where anyone could just take everything. Several very valuable items were damaged. I had also paid for my space through the end of the month and the owner had clearly spitefully removed my inventory from my booth and thrown them carelessly by a side door before the month that I had paid for was complete. Sellers beware, aside from the not so great business hours, the business practices and day to day operations here are completely unprofessional and shady to say the least. I highly recommend that you take your items elsewhere where the owner's and management don't treat their vendors like dispensable trash. In my case it seems simply out of jealousy and spite. However, many vendors have left here due to the poor business practices as related to the many other issues at play here (which inhad contemplated prior to all the drama i was unwillingly pulled into).

Bernard was hired by a family member and first came in claiming that our house was one of the best…read moreestate sales he's worked on lately. He said there was easily $45k worth of goods however when it was too late, and we added up his sticker prices, and being educated in antiques ourselves, we discovered that there was over $100k in antiques. He did not advertise the sale properly, he only posted on Estate Sales dot net. The first day, hardly anyone showed up. I realized that something was strange already prior to this so I posted on Facebook late the first night letting people know about the next day's sale. The second day of the estate sale was packed non-stop and everyone who came said that they learned about the sale from Facebook. On the first day he spent over $1000 himself, had his family members come and purchase antiques (spending thousands themselves) as well as friends of his. Mind you, he owns an antique store in downtown Ocean Springs and priced everything himself. He also did not allow us to make decisions about the cost when we would speak with people who were trying to purchase items. The second day of the sale, the lady who worked at the door who took the money told everyone that everything was 50% off. How can everything be 50% off to people who didn't even attend the first days sale??! In his contract, he said there would be a "clearance sale" but he was too busy so he couldn't come back and do that for a while. With my posts on Facebook, I had lots of people wanting things at full price, but he wouldn't allow me to sell anything. When he was finally able to come back and do the clearance sale (after we had to pay more for the house electricity, etc.) the house nearly became cleared out and we were left with nothing. $100k worth of antiques and we received less than $10k. Im not even sure how this is possible as with just having spoken with 3 people that were at the sale, they spent $3k alone. He's a professional thief and scam artist. I would not hire him again and would not recommend him to anyone. I hope my review saves others from being scammed.

Beautiful store and super helpful staff. Bought a gorgeous gold bangle there. I love it will be…read moreback!

Beautifully curated vintage and antique items that are unique and well cared for. The owner…read moredefinitely has a great eye. I bought a killer off the shoulder jumpsuit that is flattering and a one of a kind. Highly recommend stopping by this gem.