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2 reviews for Antiques Shoppe
2 reviews in English
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Review from Laura P.
4/15/2010 2 photos
This little antique shop is the houser of many gems. Located along the Hydrostone strip, its interior appears almost as an inventor's work room. Eclectic assortments scatter throughout with shelving situated both high and low. Not a speck of extra space, but enough of it to know that everything has its own place.
I was in awe with the store's containment of special little things. From vintage hair picks to a silver engraved cigarillo case. These collections speak stories and it seems impossible not to find something wish-worthy.
I instantly became attached to an old style brass candle holder. Tea cups, pocket watches, records, cutlery, furniture, cufflings, toy trucks, literature-- the crop is plentiful and of fantastic quality. The gorgeous Parisian style couch was a show stopper. As was the rustic round wooden table. You get the picture.
This would be a fantastic place to visit if you're looking to add a little extra charm to your surroundings. The owner also offers an 'Antique Finder' service in which people looking for a particular item can call in and he will try to find it for you.
A special little spot filled with good finds. -
Review from Lacey H.
4/10/2010
This charming little shop offers great 'tiques at reasonable prices. The shop keepers are friendly and helpful, and there appear to be a steady flow of customers filtering through in hopes of finding little treasures.
Last time I visited, Andrew and I purchases a vintage microphone. We bought it for only about $40, and it was in great condition. We got it home, figured out the proper adapter, and had it working in no time. As well as old electronics, they also have delicate china, records, home furnishings and other odds and ends.
This is a delightful little Hydrostone shop worth a visit.Listed in: Trinkets and Marvels
