Central Antique Market

Adorable little shop that had friendly staff ready to greet you. Had picked a few items out but was unfortunately rung up an extra five dollars for one of my items.. I remember the tag saying $20 or I wouldn't have picked it up, because it was pretty small for the price... Everything seemed a bit pricey compared to other shops..

It was fun to chance upon this place on a Sunday afternoon, apparently one of the first days open. We had a satisfying browse amongst the very varied offerings, including a typewriter that caught my eye. Owner said there were no specials, price-wise, so I didn't bother even trying to make an offer.Over the next few days I considered the typewriter, considered my budget, decided to return to see if it was still there. I'd arranged my finances, had cash in my pocket, and began to think the transaction was meant to be when I found the writing machine waiting for me.Carried it up front, began the "it couldn't hurt to ask" question about wiggle room on the price, while pulling out my money. It was disappointing and a surprise to be told "we don't accept cash. Card only."So that's that. While I'm well aware the "no cash" trend is gaining ground, it's still beyond annoying to be refused when you want to make a purchase with legal tender. And an antique shop of all places!Never mind. There are other typewriters out there, including - no doubt - one I'll be able to purchase with the green in my pocket.

came across this place today it was so beautiful they should charge to let you just walk around! the woman running the store (Brenda Cobb) was so kind helped us with everything we were looking for she said she's been dealing antiques for around 30 years! If you are looking for something fun or really anything at all I'm sure they have just what you're looking for! we ended up grabbing a couple lovely items we'd been on the hunt for and finally found! will highly recommend!

so many cool things!!!! i hope yall come and check it out. lots of glassware and silver dishes!!