A Touch of Class Antiques
A Touch of Class Antique Mall has 165 booths and many showcases of wonderful antiques and collectibles. The owners buy and sell antiques, rent out booth space and accept quality consignments.
Texas
Antique Trader's Directory of ANTIQUE SHOPS, ANTIQUE MALLS, and RELATED BUSINESSES in Texas.
Antique Mall of Lumberton
The Antique Mall of Lumberton has 60 shops under one roof and offers antiques, art, books, collectibles, furniture, gifts, glassware, jewelry and much more.
Antique Treasures
Antique Treasures is a gem for antique collectors, offering collections of Western Americana, country store collectibles, fine antiques, furniture, art glass, spool cabinets, toys, and more.
Antiques Country Store
Antiques are plentiful at this Brenham store, offering the unique, hard to find, eclectic, as well as traditional decor items and original art.
Antiques on 23rd
A Traditional Antique Store. Unique antiques, vintage ​style and good people.
Bill Marsh Estate Sales
Bill Marsh has been a well known antiques dealer and appraiser for many years, and he and his associates do estate sales all over Texas.
Chymoons Vintage & Antiques
Chymoons Vintage & Antiques is a small antique store that specializes in vintage clothes. We have a selection of vinyl for the collector.
Collectibles Clearinghouse
Collectibles Clearinghouse is a website owned and operated by Seasoned Life Transitions, Inc., and offers consignment collectibles and antiques from clients in the Dallas and Northeast Texas area that have been researched and appraised by its certified in-house antiques appraisal service.
The Antique Station
The Antique Station, an award-winning antiques mall, features an ever-changing assortment of quality items by multiple vendors, who carefully curate collections of antiques, primitives and mid-century items.
Classic Shooting Gallery Targets
Legendary collection of vintage shooting gallery targets takes center stage at Soulis Auctions in September. Early collectors Richard and Valerie Tucker embraced the targets, calling them 'iron as art.'