Location: Richmond
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Top Restaurants in Richmond
The 9 Best Antique Stores in Richmond, Virginia (VA)
Discover an essential chapter of America's history in the cobblestone streets, river walks and monuments of Richmond. Originally a colonial settlement, Virginia's capital is now a thriving hub for culture, shopping and outdoor fun. Explore Civil War history at the Museum of the Confederacy, stroll along the canal downtown or test your nerve whitewater rafting on the James River. With lively neighborhoods and a vibrant restaurant scene, Richmond is perfect for a quick break or an extended getaway.
Restaurants in Richmond
1. Nest - Antiques Art and Gifts
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
RVANest - 3404 Semmes Avenue in historic Woodland Heights. Located directly across Semmes from the Patrick Henry School of Science and Arts, 1 block from Crossroads Coffee; and right next door to Laura Lee’s Restaurant. Featuring period and vintage antiques and local arts. We represent over 70 local artists! Beautiful handmade jewelry, soaps, body products, fine arts, pottery, sculpture, wooden-ware, art glass and much much more. We’re like magpies - always gathering shiny, happy things to Feather Your Nest. Stop in soon to experience our ever changing, always exciting mix.
2. RVA Antiques
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
RVA is not your Grandma’s antique mall! We cater from newborn-150 year olds looking for antiques, upcycled, shabby chic, man cave, and vintage items that are current style for today’s families. With 10,000 square feet we are sure to have something for everyone! We also carry Miss Mustard Seed Milk Paint, Maison Blanche Chalk based Paint and Fusion Acrylic Paint.
3. Halcyon Vintage
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Halcyon has been buying and selling vintage clothing, accessories and jewelry since 1983. We specialize in Men's and Women's carefully selected, wearable goods for your everyday look and for special occasions. Vintage is our passion and it shows!
4. Odd Balls Collectibles & Toys & Claires Antiques
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4.5 based on 2 reviews
5. Eclectic Stuff
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3.5 based on 3 reviews
Our store is a mixture of things, just like you! So if you are looking for that perfect piece or just for something that strikes your eye, Eclectic Stuff has exactly what you are looking for! We accept CONSIGNMENTS! So if you are changing style...bring in some things to consign and pick up some new-to-you fun things!
6. Tinker's
Voted Virginia's best gift shop and best independent home decor store in 2018, this is your new favorite family business. 20,000 sq. feet of magic for everyone. Weddings, birthdays, anniversaries, baby showers, you name it, we have something for it. Best places to shop in Richmond 2016-2018, Best places to shop for children, best gift wrap and more. Why shop the ordinary?
7. Antique Boutique and delectable Collectables
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5.0 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By howardd847 - Mascot, Australia
I love antiques but in the US it's very hard to find genuine antiques. My definition is over 100 years but often it's hard to find anything older than me! This is a treasure trove. We visited each day for three days and were still finding things we had not seen before. Martha is a gem and is open to ,a little, price negotiation Found some special things to take home to Oz which she packed beautifully for us Thank you. Loved our visits
8. Luxor Vintage Clothing
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Madelleine212 - New York City, United States
Six years ago, (let's call him "my friend") and I were driving through Virginia, visiting wineries and historical sites...stopping in Richmond for a day or two. While my friend is a quiet, contemplative person, I am exuberant and dramatic. Being in the car for many hours for many days, we had covered most of the details of my life (not his), opinions on books we had read, meals we had eaten, movies we had seen. What was left? Oh yes. I got it into my head that I would recite all the poems that I had ever memorized, beginning with a Civil War theme. I began with Oh Captain, My Captain (Whitman) and when I got to Barbara Fritchie (Whittier), I was in full dramatic swing. I declaimed "Shoot if you must this old grey head but spare your country's flag she said!!!) Had I gone too far? Was my introverted companion overwhelmed by my dramatic zeal? He didn't say. When we arrived in Richmond, driving down W. Cary street, I saw a vintage shop filled with clothing, vases, bric-a-brac...my kind of place. I was thrilled to find three Occupied Japan figures of Asian people. They remain the best in my collection. Fast forward six years, my newly again discovered friend and I were driving to Richmond to see the Edward Hopper display at the art museum with the plan to visit Luxor. I remembered the owner who was as warm and welcoming as he was the first time we met. He even remembered what items I had purchased so long ago. Amazing! I was happy that he could offer three more Occupied Japan Asian figures. They were glazed in muted colors with a matte finish... very rare and very beautiful. What was more amazing, they matched the ones that I had bought years before. I was very happy! Overall Luxor Vintage Clothing offers all sorts of fascinating and unusual objects. Their prices are reasonable, the vibe is friendly and inviting. I just may visit again in six years!
9. Antiques In Manchester
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4.0 based on 2 reviews
