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“Helpful and friendly owner!! Went looking for a few bottles and other antiques and was surprised to find so many!It's a little tight moving in and around the store so maybe leave the small children in the car.Overall a great experience! Right off Ashville Highway, can't miss it.”
10AM - 5PM
151 Southern Mercerizing Rd, Tryon
Antiques
“I have been to many antique malls and flea markets, this is by far my favorite! Prices are reasonable staff are friendly and polite. I appreciate the fact that some of the items are created and repurposed by local artisans!!!!”
11AM - 4PM
120 E Rutherford St, Landrum
Antiques
“One of our favorite shops in Landrum. In the summer we try to stop in often. My son especially loves it! The owners and staff are always very kind, especially to kids!”
“Helpful and kind staff! As I was checking out, I let them know I collect a particular pattern of fine china, and they were very happy to help despite not currently having a vendor that carries it. This place is huge (26,000 sq ft per the staff!), so wear good walking shoes and be prepared to spend several hours here. Lots of good bargains to be found, and some unique handmade items, too.”
“Nice store with nice products. A fun fact about the store is that the nc sc line goes through the building, so you can find your antique in South Carolina and buy in North Carolina!”
“This review is more for Landrum itself and not the store. Landrum is a cute southern town at the base of the mountains. There are lots of antique stores with nice products. Each store has something for everyone. Yankee peach has collectables and trinkets. Thrill of the hunt has fancy antiques, and voyagers has old signs. There are also lots of little cafes and restaurants as well as a tasty coffee shop. Landrum is a nice town to visit.”
“Lots of variety, huge store. Friendly owners. We have been several times and never leave empty handed. They have everything from furniture to yard decor, jewelry, books, China and other tableware, pictures, and anything else you can think of.
Makes for a cool little getaway to browse relics from the past and takes you back to the past, when things were a little bit better. Very nostalgic.”
10AM - 5PM
151 Southern Mercerizing Rd, Tryon
Antiques
“As an Architect, I was very impressed with the quality and quantity of items found at Architectural Warehouse. My wife and I visited on October 28, 2023 - looking for exterior and interior lighting and maybe some other interesting items for our new home under construction in Fair Play SC on Lake Hartwell. My wife spotted a light grey leather couch. Wow. Beautiful Italian leather and 84" length. Perfect. Also, found 2 large surface mounted lights for our home's entrance and 2 slender, table lamps for Bedroom 2. Lighting selections completed.We worked with salesrep Kathy Phipps and wrapped up the purchase of these 5 items. Kathy was great. You should see her there. Highly recommended.”
10AM - 5PM
105 S Randolph Ave, Landrum
Antiques
“I love, love and LOOVVEE this place!!! They have sooo many things to look at and I ALWAYS find cool cool treasures that a lot of the times are pretty reasonable or I couldn't afford to go. The people that own or run it, I'm not sure which, are friendly as well. The only complaint I have would be to watch what is supposed to be on sale because I've bought things their before that were on sale but after I looked at my receipt afterwards I realized I didn't get the sale prices on a few of the items I was supposed to and that upset me some because i don't have a lot of extra money to even be shopping, and sometimes for someone like me, sale prices makes a BIG difference and can be the difference in whether you make a certain purchase or not. But other wise I love the place!”
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“My husband and I took a little day trip from Spartanburg up to Campobello, SC, to check out Country Peddler Antiques & General Store. We were looking for a hostess gift and picked up a flour sack kitchen towel with a beautiful nature design and some handcrafted soaps made by my friend Susan E. I also picked up a vintage German kitchen scale for my baking, Amish popcorn (a bestseller!), a cotton bread sack to keep our daughter’s sourdough loaves fresh, and some clove and teaberry chewing gum that is my mother’s favorite. We’ll be back soon to explore the other two buildings on the property. Such a charming store!”