We were around the corner at the Pit and decided to walk over to Father & Son. We had read some…read moregood things. We were just browsing. Now, we do go to more than the average persons number of antique fairs and locations in local NC states. That being said, prices were a bit on the high side but selection was good. Attendant was very friendly.

I went looking for 80's clothing. Way overpriced! Most items were $30+. A little salt shaker was…read more$50! Add the parking situation and it was a wasted trip.

First time? It's a lot of fun and takes a while to go through it all! Most furniture is overpriced,…read morebut the rest is reasonable. The staff leave you be, so it's pleasant and quiet with an unhurried atmosphere. Go again in a year... nearly the same inventory, unfortunately. Take cash, most (not all!) vendors offer a discount - just ask. There's an ATM in the shopping center right around the corner if you forget.

Huge selection and lots to look at! I thought some items seemed overpriced for what they were…read more However, I got an Ouija board (with all the parts) for $22. This seems like a fair deal after looking up Ouija boards online.

This is a small antiques shop that's been at the location for about 6 years. I have to say, it is…read morestrictly antiques, from lamps to furniture and even a cooking stove from more than a century ago. In talking with the owner, we learned he was a Corvette enthusiast, and our C3 was the first one to stop since he'd been in business. Now, I have a soft spot for antique clocks and I had to convince myself I did not need any mantle clocks. I mean, I REALLY had to convince myself because they were priced right and they looked very nice. Everything in the store appeared to be in very good condition, and again, in talking with the owner, we learned he doesn't buy anything for the store unless it is in good condition. If you're looking to shop local, this might be a good little place to check out - just keep in mind, nothing here is brand new.

Great little spot on creedmoor rd. For beautiful antique furniture & goods…read more Have driven by this place multiple times & been meaning to stop in. Finally stopped in today on my way home. Boy was I surprised. The outside looks small, but was quite surprised when I entered. I was warmly greeted by the owner, and inside was immaculately clean (not a speck of dust in sight). Everything was beautifully staged and displayed. All the wood furniture was polished to a shine with absolutely no sign of age, cracks or disrepair. They had several beautiful furniture pieces of dining room tables w/ chairs, along with other beautiful wood pieces like buffets, tables, corner pieces etc. They also had several glassware, metal, silver table items, dish sets, glasses, trays, platters, clocks, print picture frames, lamps and just so much to look at. Everything was well placed/situated and very clean which is not the norm for most antique shops. Exceptional quality of the items and reasonably priced at that. Definitely should take a look to see for yourself. Well worth the visit.

Wonderful antiques. Bought two pieces so far. Love this store…read more Gill is so easy going and friendly.

All I can say is "wow". I've driven by Streets of London for months, always meaning to stop in…read more This place is amazing if you're in the market for antiques from Europe (or from early America) circa 18th, 19th, and early 20th centuries. I've been searching for some smaller pieces for my downsized abode and haven't been too enamored of one store, yet. That may change now that I've seen what Streets of London has available. SLA carries some beautiful Georgian, Victorian, Edwardian, and early American furniture, some with the most exquisite carvings. They truly are works of art. There was a mirrored Victorian organ, a French mirrored armoire, and a 1940s era silk embroidered sofa, that I could not stop staring at. And for the sofa, I know I'd be sitting on the floor in front of it, admiring the detailing; probably defeating the purpose of having something that nice. There isn't just furniture here, either. For whatever period, there's art, lithographs, bed frames -- brass and wood, glass punch bowls, silver tureens, china, and tea services. One silver tea service was the type with the pot on a hinged device where it could be tipped for pouring without having to be picked up. That was the first time I've seen one of those up close. Although I was completely stunned at how many gorgeous pieces I saw, most of them were far too big for my available space. That's where the owner, Gill, came to my rescue. She told me the smaller pieces were always the first to be sold, but she was expecting another shipment later this year. As she's trying to sell down her inventory in advance of the new shipment, she tempted me sorely by telling me she may be willing to deal on some of the existing inventory. I now have a reason to go back besides just for a visual treat in the genre of wood. Until then, if there's any way I can make that organ or sofa fit . . . where did I put that measuring tape and yardstick. . . .

This antique shop is curated and on the private homestead of Mr. Raeford. incredible collection of…read moreglassware, tobacco memorabilia, and old toys. He has tons of stuff to look at that I would recommend taking a whole afternoon to see it through. Very reasonable prices!

Nice place and there are a few good finds. Better dig through this place soon, lots of stuff is…read moregoing bad due to time and humidity in all his buildings. The really cool items to me is all the old cigarettes and cigars, there are literally thousands here along with lighters, etc. He has just about everything, many items from the 8o's, but just as much from whenever. It's worth the drive, when you see his sign, you must follow the 1/2 mile stone driveway all the way to the back. Mr Raeford's is very entertaining and kind. No prices on anything, he's a bit old fashioned and you need to throw out a number less than you are willing to pay. He has just about everything imaginable. i should have taken more photos of all the different buildings, his place is highly organized even though it appears random.

I stopped by here on my way home from work and they had some awesome stuff for your home! Lots of…read morecool wall deco, furniture, and other collectible items. Everything was well priced and high quality items. Will be putting this place in my thrifting rotation!

This place is AMAZING ! I was staying in Raleigh for the weekend and wanted to squeeze in some…read moreantiquing. The person we were staying with referred us to another antique store within the same warehouse complex. Cabin is further down in a more discreet & easily missed location. We almost left and missed it but I was curious to drive through the lot more and explore. It had been snowy & rainy and the unpaved lot was a big muddy mess. Doesn't bother me one bit but just a side note for people to come prepared to possibly puddle jump to get to the good stuff ! As soon as I walked into Cabin all of the angels started singing and I could have died and happily gone to heaven immediately. By far my most favorite store I have encountered in a very long time. The owner, Cecil was so friendly and welcoming and has curated a phenomenal collection of vintage and antique items in his warehouse space. Prices were reasonable and there were some very unique items there. I'm in this business , work at a store and although I love antiquing .. Sometimes items become redundant.. But not here ! You can tell Cecil loves what he does and sharing it with his customers. He fired up his 1930s Wurlitzer for us and blasted some oldies while we shopped. Too cool ! I only have 2 regrets .. Not taking photos to share on this new listing (I wound up creating it once I got back in the car to my phone ) and being too broke to have to pass up these incredible owl andirons with glowing glass eyes ! (I've included a google pic I found that I dote over .. ) This store is only open on the weekends and is definitely a MUST SEE !

This place is magical! Statement pieces everywhere you look and things you and absolutely may…read morenever see again In your life. This is just a special and unique jewel in Raleigh.

I love my TV table! It's a made from a restored cabinet with new doors, custom metal pulls, and…read more"dead stock" legs from the 60s. The mixed wood stains go really well with my home. The owner of Retro Modern is super friendly and she has such cute stuff. I'm excited to return! I It's on a gravel road in a warehouse, so it was a little daunting entering for the first time as I wasn't sure what awaited, but once I was in I really enjoyed viewing all the displays and immediately fell in love with the console. I'd been looking and looking for one at multiple thrift stores and none of them were quite right.

It was nice being greeted immediately by Kelly and the team. Cute store front with lots of…read moredifferent gift ideas. As the name indicates, Retro Modern Furnishings, there are many selections of unique furniture. Really enjoyed the hot cocoa with all the garnishing's. I'm a sucker for peppermint. My wife enjoyed making an ornament.