Huge confederate flag on wall at door entrance. Previous reviewer from 5 years ago stated this. It’s still there. No one greeted me on this visit and I left.
Friendly staff. Items were fairly priced. There was a good variety of items to choose from. I would recommend you stop in for a visit. It’s a great way to support local business.
My fiancé and I have been here twice and always find good stuff for our home, including a wooden dining room table (that’s oval in shape when the leaf is added), 6 matching chairs, several floral China sets, candle holders, table runners, and wall art—among many other things. I enjoy browsing through here the most out of all the antique stores nearby in Warm Springs, and we truly appreciate the shop owner, who always provides wonderful, hospitable customer service and continues to put cool treasures in his store!
Not impressed. Seemed like a place where people are just trying to get rid of their junk more than an antique mall. Lots of baseball cards if that is something you are into
Small town charm and friendly staff. Store packed with various items from true antiques, vintage tools, high end handbags to coin collecting heaven... Set aside a day to browse what looks small from the outside but is huge.
Friendly? I found a few of the items here offensive. They include the Confederate flag, the painting of an African American boy eating a watermelon while sitting on a porch and, in the same stall, a picture of African Americans picking cotton. If I owned the place those items would have been excised from the property. As a customer, I walked out.
We drive by there quite frequently yet the store is never open. We used to go often when the "Open" sign was lit up, yet it so very rarely is now. Very sad cause I really enjoyed shopping there.
