Antiques near Lakeside, MI
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“Oh the nostalgia this place has everything, it’s like walking down memory lane and getting a souvenir. Vicky was very knowledgeable about their inventory and so sweet. You must experience Poppy Hill.”
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11AM - 5PM
US12, 1 W Ash St, Three Oaks
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“I drove in from Chicago to visit other shops in the area but pulled a u-turn as soon as I saw this shop’s sign. I’m so glad I did as the owner has curated the most beautiful collection of antique artwork! On top of that, the woman working at the front (I’m sorry, I didn’t get your name!) was so pleasant to talk to.If you’re in the area, be sure to stop by.”
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“This place is great. Beautiful one of a kind pieces made in Europe and locally. The art, jewelry, home furnishings and accessories are excellent quality and beautiful aesthetically. Friendly and knowledgeable people like the manager Brynn. The owner is also great. Enjoy and put this one on your must visit list.”
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“Such a cute store. And the name fits - we were drawn in while waiting for a table at Greenbush. We ended up buying a few things and really enjoyed chatting with Cathleen. So happy to have another cute and stylish store in the area!”
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“I stop at Mazet every couple months. Wonderful place with many reasonably priced items. Vintage rugs are a specialty and Suzanne, the owner, is very knowledgable, having worked for one of Chicago's best known oriental rug experts. She has a good eye for quality items and decorating ideas.”
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“I could let them design every room in my house. I LOVE all of the unique antiques and vintage pieces.The displays are always fabulous!***The curating is outstanding***The price for some pieces was elevated, but the majority is correct for the market and what similar pieces go for.This isn't an antique strip mall or a value village thrift shop, so do not expect those types of prices.The large furniture pieces I found to be priced exceptionally well!It's a twist on a museum + home decor store.Real vintage and real antiques, not the reproduction wholesale type stuff.Artifacts, sculptures, designer furniture, original oil paintings, drawings, storage pieces, oddities, lighting, tables, seating, etc.If you love interior design and want conversation pieces... this place needs to be on your list!”
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“Rather small but had a little variety of things. I wouldnt travel any distance to go there, but if in the area and have 20 minutes to spare it's a nice little stopping point.”
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“They let me bring my puppy in so she didn't have to sit in the summer heat and they treated her wonderfully... not that I would bring your pets here but we had a great time”
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“So glad I stopped at this antique mall in Sawyer, Michigan. It was one of my best finds ever. This older business is now a start up for two new owners who indeed have an ecclectic eye. A must to include on your Michigan getaway!”
11:00 AM - 6:00 PM
5870 Sawyer Rd, Sawyer
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“This is a fun store with some really unique and wonderful vintage items. Everything is nicely displayed. I stopped in at the end of the day when they were really busy with a fundraising event that was about to start, but still everyone was so helpful and nice in helping me get my things out to the Jeep. Couldn't ask for more! I live 2 hours away and it is well worth the drive.”
“Nice little store in western Michigan. I was in Union Pier to visit St. Julian Winery, and thought since I was in the area I'd see if I could find a plant stand somewhere. (How, with the rise of plant parenting during the pandemic, is this not a more readily available piece of furniture?). But don't you worry, I didn't leave empty handed--this store didn't have what I was looking for, but it had a lot of other great stuff. It's a little confusing when you get there, trying to figure out where to go in--or if, indeed, you should go in; I was really worried I was wandering around someone's private home. I'm almost positive it *was* a private home at on time, and they've used the space in a really cool way. When you wander through the store--which is pretty large, and PACKED with stuff--you'll find furniture, candles, silverware, dinnerware, blankets, pillows, tote bags, cookie cutters, greeting cards... just about any sort of gift or houseware item you might want. They also have as a part of their business custom furniture building, and they've used one of the rooms to display the different types of wood that you can choose for your furniture. That's so creative!! I really love how in the kitchen they still have old-school appliances like a dishwasher, refrigerator... I swear, I felt like I was in my grandma's home. And the counters are also used to display merchandise. I'm honestly just so astounded by how clever they used this space to make it wonderfully inviting. The thing I don't love about this store is that it doesn't have a website for anything beyond its woodworking arm, and they don't use ApplePay. I asked about both things, because I had wanted to buy a blanket as a gift, but realized I had the household card on me instead of my debit card. So I ended up only picking up a few items and left the blanket. I know that opting against e-commerce is a deliberate choice and they clearly don't need to venture online for their business to work, but it's too bad for folks like me who don't live near and are not going to make the trip to shop there. On the other hand, it does add to the charm. Review #599 - November 18, 2021 #ThankYouThursday2021”