Question of the Week: Do packed antique stores encourage your hunt or do they make too much trouble for the effort?

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Love ‘em or loathe ‘em, they are a mainstay of collecting – crowded, jam-packed antique shops full of finds (some pleasant, some not).

Let’s hear it:

Do crowded, packed antique stores encourage you to hunt for what you want or do they make too much trouble for the effort?

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One thought on “Question of the Week: Do packed antique stores encourage your hunt or do they make too much trouble for the effort?”

  1. Personally I love packed stores. Often there are things in them that have been there for years, poorly displayed and under tucked in a corner then sometimes you can snap up a real bargain.

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