
Antiques
Furniture, tools, signs and oddities from three hundred independent booths, changing week to week.
One building, three hundred sellers, and no two visits the same.

Furniture, tools, signs and oddities from three hundred independent booths, changing week to week.

Records, glassware, jewelry, coins, primitives — whatever the dealers have brought in this week.

Alongside the antiques, new pieces for the house at prices people keep telling us are unreasonable.

Lamps, mirrors, art and the sort of thing you did not know you were looking for.

A corner for the kids, and supplies for the people who make things.

Space for dealers who want to sell here. Ask at the counter about what is free.
Each booth sets its own prices, so there is no single list. What the reviews say, over and over, is that they are lower than people expect for what is on the shelves.
Open every day from 11 to 6. Bring time — most people underestimate how long it takes to walk the place.
Call (517) 487-3275