Carriage Factory Antiques

Michelle duemmel

Oh my god it's an amazing place I bought some cool stuff from there. I really love my Chinese spinning lamp. You should stop by it has 3 floors and there's so many amazing things inside. From jewelry to lamps to furniture there is so much there you have to check it out for yourself.

matthew England

This is not a commercial antique store. This is a barn with three levels. Lots of stuff packed in here and if you really want to see everything that they have you need to spend some time. You may very well find that diamond in the rough and …

Andy Stobie

Charismatic selections in an old farmhouse setting. Some tight passageways between the three levels, not for those with mobility issues. Owner willing to deal.

Ell Bee

Antique places are my cuppa. This one is quaint and cozy with a selection neither large not small, but fun to peruse. I got a pair of older Mattel dolls for a really good deal. The price on their box wasn't "really good," but the man behind the register was kind enough to give a deal that was beyond a bargain and practically a steal. Besides the older Barbie dolls ('93 and '97), there were antique baby dolls, porcelain dolls and dishes and knickknacks, classic toys probably older than my parents, and all sorts of fun odds and ends. Of the dolls I purchased, one was a fully dressed Anastasia only missing her shoes ('97) and the other was an Esmeralda doll without any of her clothes, but with an earring in her ear, albeit possibly not her own original earring ('93). I got the dolls for $5, when they should have cost me roundabouts $25 together, according to their '63 - '99 box (full of other dolls).