Antiques near Bakersville, NC
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“Interesting shop for the expected offers .... find food spices sweets household and gardening or other working tools .. clothing books etc. as the unexpected finds .. visit and find out yourselfFriendly service -”
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“Smooth, easy transactions and some amazing finds at this store! Definitely worth checkout out. This store has one of the friendliest and most helpful staff that I have came across.I saw something I really wanted that was posted online, i am not local, so I called the store and asked if they would ship it to me at my expense and they were more then happy to get what I wanted. It’s a wonderful store, and an amazing family., thank you again!!. They close deals quickly, so get em while you can”
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“This is a must see when in WNC! 4 levels of vintage home decor, cloths, baked goods, candy, jams jellies, mens wear, a vintage quilt room and vintage Christmas store! so many beautiful things! Worth the road trip to this sweet town!”
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“The store has a ton of different items for many different interests. The owner was incredibly kind and showed me around the store, plus I got a cool dagger so that’s pretty dope”
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“Thousands of great examples of gemstones & minerals. The owner is a walking encylopedia of knowledge . She has vast experience with the many mines in the area and was a joy to talk to. This is a must see attraction.”
“You ever in the small town of Bakersville, NC stop on by Anita's Atelier and see what type of Art sparks your curiosity. This place has a good deal of art to offer to anyone: From sculptors, paintings, pottery, and other small trinkets that are charming to anyone's eye. All art work that you see in the shop comes from locals in the area who can't afford the expenses of advertisement or don't have the necessary facilities to sell their art work, so if you're big on local art and want to support it look no further than Anita's Atelier. (Co Authored with Nasser Mostafazadeh) (Authored with Jamar Sullivan)”