Farm Girl Art & Antiques

i will preface by saying I know nothing about antiques, but this is a lovely little store. A girlie girl store. I often get overwhelmed by the sheer size of antique stores, and the amount of stuff that looks repetitive after awhile. This store is so well curated and cute, you just enjoy your time here and I almost always find something to walk away with.
They also sell what appears to be re-​purposed antiques, artfully crafted into newfangled fancy things. I find the prices are decent. There are also some newer items mixed in, that have that nostalgic nod, such as Schyling trains, etc.
Nice job Farm Girl! Milwaukee truly does have great anitique and vintage stores; pay this one a visit.

A very nice antique store, smaller with a different focus than the nearby Antiques on Second. They’re so close to each other, you may as well spend the afternoon visiting both. Farm Girl has a variety of antiques that are more rural, rustic, or decorative, this is a good place to come to if you try to keep your old house period, or if you’re doing the interior design for a bed and breakfast. For example she has a small selection of stained glass windows from early 20^th century Craftsman homes, like must have been in my house originally. The building itself is older than that, I think it’s 19^th century, and is just as interesting as the collection for sale. Parking is easy on the street, and there are a dozen or so excellent Mexican restaurants within a few blocks.

I live a few blocks away from Farm Girl and have to be careful to limit my visits, otherwise I’d just buy everything! There are always such great finds, especially Catholic kitsh and cheap frames. If they opened up a coffeeshop + reading nook, I’d never leave

Farm Girl is a blast to look through. A friendly owner with great items. She mixes old with new. It’s one of those places that changes often as do the prices. The longer the item sits the lower the price goes, but it’s a gamble. The thoughtful way the merchandise is displayed may inspire you how to place or hang items in your own space. I have never had a problem finding street parking.

Great little antique shop. The owner has a really wonderful eye for unique things and that is very obvious as you peruse around. This is not your typical antique store. You can tell that everything in the place has been very carefully selected. The owner is also incredibly artistic and has a lot of her own creations throughout the store – don’t worry – they are not tacky and crafty they are very tastefully done! She also decorates for holidays so there are always fun new things to see. I’ve gotten some GREAT decorating ideas just from walking around in here. Her prices are totally reasonable but she does know her stuff so if it is a particularly unique item don’t expect to get it for a steal but you will pay fair price. Definitely recommend this place.

I LOVED this antique shop. The guy working was really nice and their antique collection is great. I’m a big fan of antiques and not having to scrounge around in filth to find a good deal.

Very cute little antique store located on the southwest corner of 3^rd and National. The owner was really friendly. Also great to see a new local business well versed on Social Media. You can find them on Facebook, Twitter and their own blog.
I really don’t know much about antiques, but it is definitely worth going in and checking it out.