The Old Lucketts Store

More on the faux antique and fixer upper décor side of things. I was quite impressed with the selection as well as the staging of items. Prices were a tad high. I would have given this store a 5 or 4 out of 5 but found their customer service to be pretty disappointing. I expect in the least a smile or a genuine thank you but all we had was a super crabby cashier who looked like she didn’t want to be there. I don’t think I would have spent the money I had if I were to do it over again based on the customer service.

Set up at Lucketts «Spring market». Big Mistake. Advertised as «vintage» but really full of reproductions and craft imports from China and Mexico. Also a lot of new decorator items and flowers an plants. Also price point seemed to be the deciding factor for shoppers-​something in the $ 5-​$ 20 range. This was not the worst part. Show management was horrible or non existent. Weather was a factor but advertised as rain or shine and .we and most people were prepared. Friday was perfect weather, unfortunatly the admission was limited to 750 early buyers for the whole day (could have closed down by noon).Most shoppers were limited to a rainy Saturday or Sunday option. We found out through the «grapevine» Saturday around 5 PM that Sunday was
WORD from the promoter. I was told that due to muddy parking areas they were closing the store and cancelling the
refunds-​ahh Rain or shine
we incured extra night motel expenses to pack up Sunday morning. Well, Sunday weather was not near bad as Saturday and customers id show up in spite of roadside warning of cancellation. And the Lucketts store was open and doing a wonderful business due to the fact that parking was open in the vendor area where dealers left due to These were spaces the vendors paid $ 200 for and were asked to leave due to. canceled show. NO REFUNDS.Not as advertised and poorly managed .not recomended.

Located amongst practically nothing and some other cute antique stores, this is a rustic girls dream come true. There was so much to look at it was hard to decide which way to go first. I was looking for specific stuff that I didn’t find but a very fun place to go. There are several other near by stores so you can really make a day of it.

.I have many lovely items from Old Lucketts and the Design House. Enjoy them very much. However, I’ve noticed that it’s become an «in» place to shop and the prices have gone up drastically and the number of interesting pieces has gone done. But still worth a browse because when you find something great it’s been time well spent

Love this place! Filled with so many amazing pieces for any style and budget.

This place appeals to almost everyone. Lots of items, big and small. Can definitely find a steal here

This place was once a true antiques shop, but it is now mostly full of items that are of the shabby chic nature. I used to buy antique silver flatware from Ted who is no longer with the store. He was a gem and knew so much about silver flatware. Anyway, I still pop in every once in a while hoping to be surprised by a one-​of-​kind find or hoping mgmt. has partnered with solid antique vendors.

I love this place and I never ever walk out empty-​handed. The old leaded glass windows on the second floor of the house are a good deal compared to other shops. Went to the Spring Market and had a great time! Loved the food trucks and stands, and the atmosphere. The variety of vendors was great! Just a lot of fun.

Junk store priced like an antique store. They have interesting things but they all cost too much. Also, this place is full of hipsters, which is neither good nor bad, but it tells you that it’s no secret gem. They know their clientele and price accordingly.

A+++!!
Worth the trip! Great customer service, best pricing and finds in the area. Large space inside and out with plenty foe EVERYONE!

A great stop for shabby chic items to add to your home or make old into new. My only complaint is they have some beautiful doors for sale but they are all out in the rain and weather deteriorating away. If they would have been kept inside in ship shape, they would have had a large sale from me.

What a super cool place. Lots and lots of antiques and just old, out of the ordinary cool unique stuff
The prices are a bit more than I would pay though.

I love window shopping at this place and pop in several times a year. I’ve never bought anything — it can be pricey — but there are some really beautiful things to look at in here. Great stop for an afternoon of antiquing in Loudoun.

One of my decorating-​savvy gal pals put the Old Lucketts Store on my radar a few years back, and I’ve been dying to go ever since. Got my chance yesterday and glad I can finally say I’ve been to the legendary purveyor of vintage and vintage-​looking home décor, furniture, clothing, and accessories.
The Old Lucketts Store is a shabby-​chic/​vintage rustic flair person’s dream. Whether you’re looking for old tea sets, owl motif home accessories, 1930s French posters, distressed dressers, pocket watches, old handkerchiefs, or 1960s dresses, you’ll be a happy camper here.
The owners of The Lucketts Store are very good about keeping current with all the latest trends in rustic/​vintage home décor so they constantly find new products like Amy Howard’s One Step Paint to help customers achieve the latest looks. They also offer classes to show shoppers how to use their products and do things like paint or refinish furniture.
I beg to differ from other reviewers who have said that The Old Lucketts Store is pricey. It really depends. They have good sales on numerous items. Additionally, I thought the vintage dressers, in unique hues, like orange and cream, were really affordable ($ 250-​$ 300). They also sell clothing, shoes, and home accessories. Check out the vintage clothing section on the third floor. I found a gorgeous, mustard Italian-​made belt for $ 29. On the first level, darling real-​leather cowboy boots in different colors were being sold for $ 40! Who needs brand-​new Fryes?
Tip: Definitely come when they host their monthly flea market. The sheer variety that you’ll find is so worthwhile. I saw a bunch of old doors, some with shutters, in gorgeous colors for $ 40. These would make awesome organizers, say to hang your jewelry. Many items would work very nicely as accessories for vintage and/​or rustic weddings. Old trunks that could double as storage and a coffee table. Charming garden chairs. The flea market dates are posted on their website. You can also sign up for their mailing list and like them on Facebook.

In love! Want to move in to their Design House permanently! Great finds and plenty of stock!
I have added this to my list of go-​to antique stores in the area.
They also sell chalk paint for the DIYers that want to customize a great piece.

I just love this place! Junky old crap antiques-it’s not! Shabby chic, refurbished stuff for your home-​it is, with a few antiques here and there. I’ve encountered some really friendly staff and I’ve also encountered (rarely) a few grumpy women who need a glass of wine to just chill out. First weekend of the month they have their design house open and often their parking lot is full of vendors. I make it a monthly trip and always leave with things I love whether the be overpriced or not!

I have never been to this store, but I definately want to visit there some day! I have ordered from them, they carry Miss Mustard Seed products, which I love. I love her milk paint and waxes for furniture. I have recieved my orders in a timely manner.

Overpriced second hand items, not a lot of true antiques. A lot of rust, and upholstered items that sit out in the rain.

This is junk store heaven, but (for the most part these days) with antique store prices. Not much in the way of antiques, but some nifty collectibles, kitschy items, and great outdoor stuff.
I’ve been shopping here for about nine years. I hate to say it, but the quality has really gone downhill. I can’t get past the fact that there are outdoor booths with upholstered furniture in them. How dirty do you think they must be?
On the plus side, the Groundhog Day sale is fabulous! So is the Spring and Autumn antiques fair. Prices are unbelievably low during these sales.
Front desk staff can be snarky so just be prepared to bark back. There will be no one around to help you or offer info about what might be in any of the booths, so be prepared to wander aimlessly on your own if you’re looking for something in particular. If you’re just browsing, that’s a plus.
When I first started shopping here it was a different experience. Attendants were polite, there were people to help you, and they helped you load into your car very quickly. Now — not so much! Also, some of the better quality dealers have moved out into their shops.
Go in to browse now and then, just don’t go expecting antiques and try to go during one of their sales. Example: I bought a beautiful, large harvest table (seats eight very comfortably) for $ 400.

They should change the name of this place to «Hillbilly Chupatz»
Let me hit the nail on the head… this place sucks. And it smells funny too and if you have allergies to mold and dust, just don’t go there, or, if you feel that really must go there, wear one of those contamination suits or something.
You want a good deal on second hand stuff? Here’s some good information for you. Drive out to the Wagging Tails Thrift Shop in Rockville. Everything you buy there supports the local animal shelter. The prices are insanely low yet they sales every day on the quality material that rich people donate to the place.
Okay, back to this shyster operation in Lucketts. I grew up in the second hand business, I know my products and trust me people this is a junk store for inferior products, a very overpriced junk store at that.
But they pass it off as an «antique store»
By no means, whatsoever, does anything in this store qualify as an antique. Its just rooms and rooms of junk, very, very overpriced junk that has no value to anyone and coming from a hoarding-​never-​drove-​past-​a-​yard-​sale-​without-​stopping person like me, that’s saying something. Almost everything I saw was broken, chipped, water stained or ripped, but none of those drawbacks drops the price.