Edmond Antiques

Great variety, Gorgeous merchandise! 18 Vendors who Bring in their latest finds daily...

My girlfriend and I were spending a day off wandering around a few stores when we came to this one. Upon entry one of the staff, I'm pretty sure his name was Michael offered us a vintage lamp that was seemingly forgotten by a customer, because it had already been payed for and the customer showed no sign of returning for it, he gave it to us for free! Apparently they were more interested in the lampshade rather than the lamp itself. It was a wonderful welcome and the overall selection was really enjoyable! We love looking through eclectic collections of items so it was a very fun time! I highly recommend to anyone that enjoys vintage/antique stores!

Great store with unique and quality selection. I had a mix up with my art purchase. The owner made it right and was very gracious and honorable. Thank you, I will be back!

We found seven stems of our (Tiffin) crystal stemware here, and at less than half the price we'd had to have paid had we ordered identical stems through eBay. (Gotta factor in those shipping costs!)

This a locally owned collectible and estate sale store. It's located right on the main Downtown Edmond section of Broadway. Parking is unlimited with both street parking and back surface lot parking available. This is a sizeable store with an additional section upstairs (and also an inside entrance to Mcalls-the men's shop next door- which could be handy if you need to shop for mens clothes or to escape a collectible obsessed significant other.) While there are some antique items here this store seems to have more of what I would call collectibles-elvis presley dolls, Vinyl LP's (in the best retail condition I've ever seen. They are in the upstairs section), hotwheels, every Frankoma Women's GOP Elephant mug ever made, some vintage kitchen items, Edmond High School memorabilia, furniture, art, vintage toys, tupperware, pocketknives, matchbooks, postcards, and of course Hummel figurines. And so so much more.Should you need someone to organize an estate sale, Pamela(the owner) has made a small speciality doing those sorts of things for you.All in all this store is totally worth a browse if you are passing though.

I tried to inquire about an estate sale and this lady was super rude to me. An arrogant motormouth that wouldn't even let me talk. NO THANKS!!

My niece and I stopped in for a little shopping. Michael at the front desk was welcoming and very helpful. There are items in this store that bring us back in time. This store has a wide variety of items for everyone. We will definitely be back. There are several floors and rooms of antiques. Many one of a kind for everyone. Thanks Michael.

I'm not one to usually write reviews online, but after my traumatic experience at this place I felt obligated to let my experience be known. Drawn in by the display on the windows and the beautiful store front, I was immediately faced with an unwelcoming environment. At the time, my girlfriend and I were the only customers in the store and the owner behind the desk did not bother to acknowledge us at all.Ignoring the lack of acknowledgement, we continued to browse the immense collection of historical knick-knacks and antique furniture. Despite the hefty price tags, we felt obligated to buy and support a local business that contributed to the beautiful downtown Edmond storefronts. After 15 minutes of browsing the various corners of the store, and still no sign of life from any employee, we made our way upstairs to a bin of vinyls. Being the passionate vinyl collectors that we are, we took the time to examine the bins one vinyl at a time. After 10 minutes upstairs, the owner marches up the stairs asking if there is anything that we need help with. After explaining we are looking through the vinyls, he became extremely accusatory- stating we had been in the store too long and had suspicious behavior. Despite our defenses and honest browsing, the owner seemed enraged by our shopping and stated we would be escorted out by him. We comply, although completely confused as to why he is asking us to leave. After arguing back and forth as we walks us out, he begins to threaten us with physical force. Still being followed by this man, despite us already standing on the porch outside the store, he continues to spew profanity and threats to us. At one point while charging toward me, he made a fist and cocked his arm back as if he was going to hit me. At that point I realized nothing we would say could change his behavior. Take your business to another local antique shop that is HAPPY to have customers. Not this deceiving, unwelcoming place

We had a HORRIBLE experience here at the Edmond Antiques and Estate Sales. To begin with, there were many safety hazards including uneven floors, rugs that were bunched up so I almost tripped multiple times, and extremely low ceilings up steep stairs. Everything is so crowded that you can barely turn around without knocking stuff over. Not to mention the fact that it is so piled with Knick knacks and not actual antiques. There are very few are actual antiques, the rest of it looks like my grandmas garage. Everything is EXTREMELY overpriced. Also, I'm not sure if the person we interacted with was the owner or just a worker, but he was very unpleasant and quite rude! I highly discourage visiting this place. Do not waste your time at this establishment.

Estate sales are a fun hobby for me. Today I saw the most deceitful sale. There were several guns and ammo in this sale. The pictures of the sale under Edmond Antiques showed a tag with a description of a rifle for $450. But today at the sale a 1 had been added before the $450 to $1450 and it was the same tag. When asked about the change there were several excuses but nothing legitimate.