The shop has a lot of large pieces of furniture. There's not that much to look through. It did have…read moresome nice pieces of furniture priced a little high for my liking. A lot of the items in the back were very rustic but if you are someone who is handy when it comes to those things you may find some gems for you.

My fiancée and I found this beautiful mid century modern entertainment center. Oshay was so sweet…read more He offered to deliver it for us since we were close and let us borrow equipment to get it home. Great store and owners!

Large antique shop! The building looks like it used to be a house and now has a large addition on…read morethe back. They even have a detached garage with antiques inside. The super nice woman at the front told us we might get lost inside. She was right! This place has something for everyone: antique appliances, wood furniture, comics and collectibles, sports memorabilia, vintage toys, antique telephones. They had a large collection of cowboy boots and western wear. They also had almost an entire room of Planters peanuts paraphernalia. They have many taxidermy animals. Some with more than one head!

The place looks like a hoarders nightmare. My husband was going to purchase a piece of glass for…read more$130.00 but he saw the sign that said the place charges 3% on credit card purchases, which is the price of doing business you don't pass that on to your customers.

Let me start by saying that I am not a lover of all antique/resell stores. However this one is laid…read moreout nicely with each vendor having their own cubicles. Things were easy to shop visually without having to dig through things. The building has one really large room with two corridors and there are smaller rooms on each end to explore. There were fans set up in many of the booths to help with airflow. Prices were great on some items and higher on other items but all in all I would say that this is a shoppable venue to visit. We had not been to this store before and it's not along a major thoroughfare so if you aren't actively searching for it, you would likely never know it's there. This place is truly a find! The owners/workers were nice and helpful. If you like well organized antique shops, this is a good place for you to visit.

This was a really great find. The location had a variety of items to look at and numerous vendors…read more It had an array of everything from glassware, furniture, lighting, fans, small items, magazines, toys, furniture, even jam! I encountered rate service while at this location From holding items as I continued shopping, and even reaching things off the shelves for me. Most items were very well priced. There is an outdoor and indoor space filled with treasures to be found.

Didn't walk in expecting anything (walked in blind), but left quite impressed w/ this medium sized…read moreantique shop. There are two owners (husband & wife), & a total of 25 dealers represented here. The owners were away today (7/21/19); the older gentleman (dealer) who replaced them was a sweetheart-- friendly & helpful. I thoroughly enjoyed our conversations. (Truly a great guy:) There was vintage furniture here, including antique furniture (100 years or older). There were even some really nice primitive pieces, such as a butler's sideboard (see pic). The glass items sold here are beyond reproach-- so many quality glass pieces (such as Fenton) in mint condition. Lots of Roseville & Hull pottery as well. Impressive collection of glassware & pottery at fair prices! Lots of vintage silver jewelry here, along with some 10k, 12k, & 14k pieces. I saw an extensive coin collection, & many vintage dolls & toys, Disney collectibles, as well as camping cookware, vintage tools, vinyl & CD's, mid century glassware, clocks, & lighting. (I could go on & on:) As someone who has spent considerable time antiquing over the years, this is a shoppe I would visit quite often if I lived closer. Definitely the best vintage glass collection (& prices) I've come across anywhere. Gorgeous vases! (What's odd is that I realize now that I took NO pics of all the gorgeous pieces. Lol.) Cash, Discover, MasterCard, & American Express accepted.

Great antique shop. Lots of full matching sets of dishes, fine china, beautiful lamps, antique…read moretools, figurines, coins, and clocks.

I stumbled on the charming Sweet Ella's Vintage Market while attending the 39 Mile Scenic Highway…read more Garage Sale. The sale ran through Dundee where this store is located. On the day I visited they had a sidewalk sale set up in the side alley. Ella's is a Dixie Belle Paint dealer. They are also sell antique, vintage, and shabby chic furniture, wallets, Christmas decorations, plants and pots, decorative bottles, funny signs, ornaments, pottery, bird houses, jewelry, vintage cameras, nuts, chocolate, cups, hats, t shirts, toys, honey, candles, jams, jellies, sauces, and dressings. Items can be custom engraved. I loved the delicate bird ornaments and the gift baskets filled with tasty treats. The owners were friendly and chatting with everyone who came in. This store is wonderful for anyone looking for a unique present but beware because you are going to want to gift yourself too!

I loved discovering this antique store on Main Street in Bartow during the recent Bartow Bloomin…read moreArts Festival. Old Florida towns have the best treasure stores. According to their Facebook Page they specialize in "antiques, vintage, painted furniture and curiosities." Everything was attractively displayed and there was so much to look at in one large room and another side room. Everything was clearly marked and prices were very reasonable ranging from only a few dollars to much more expensive items. They even had a half off table. Some of my favorite items were an antique school desk, a set of 1950's Libbey wine glasses, an antique muffin tin, and a small ceramic bird for only a few dollars. The sweetly patterned aprons would make a great gift for any cook. The store holds antique fairs on the second Saturday of every month. Check the store website for updates.

Been going here for a lot of years. My Dining room and one of my bedrooms have all Thom Downs…read moreantiques in them. His furniture is simply breathtaking. My preference is for the lighter oak which is not so easily located. He always has stunning pieces in the lighter oak. His pricing is more than reasonable. Go, even if all you do is browse. You'll see some treasures.

This is a really wonderful store I discovered on Main Street during the Bartow Bloomin Arts…read moreFestival. It is located right across the street from the historic courthouse that has been turned into a history museum. The Krazy Kricket was started by Lee Putnam and Susan Blenk who had a love of decorating and repurposing furniture. They started out selling items in a tent before graduating to a space in an antique store. In 2014 they were finally able to open their own store in the spot formerly occupied by the Appleseeds gift store. According to their website they carry mostly new gifts, a sprinkling of antiques, Ce-Ce Caldwell's  Natural Chalk + clay paint, Spartina, Mud Pie, Haute Baby and a variety of other brands." As soon as I walked into the store I could instantly see it was full of all of the things I love starting with the gorgeous flamingo chair. They had the line of Spartina Florida purses and totes that I adore. They had many beautiful home decor items, candles, funky jewelry, colorful scarfs, clothing, and cool bags. In the back of the store they have machinery that can custom embroider anything you want. You could literally pick up anything in this store and it would make the perfect gift for me. It's a good thing I don't live in Bartow because this store would be seriously damaging to my bank account. If you like girly things and you are in the downtown Bartow area you will definitely want to visit the Krazy Kricket.