Antique Galleria

Loved this place! Eclectic and lots of it! Antiques, vintage, kimonos, and oddities. Don’t miss the antique dolls made up like weird ghouls or zombies upstairs — a must have for the well-​decorated home at Halloween! The place is full but not claustrophobic — well-​organized and displayed, but cozy. Worth a trip to downtown Paducah… which is itself chock full of independently owned interesting shops and restaurants.

Come in here, but get out quick, lest you and your wallet get sucked into a spiraling vortex of treasure.
you won’t leave for hours and then you’ll find yourself returning, because there’s more!
This is one of those places where treasure really can be found and had if you dig; it’s not just strategically placed to make you feel that way, there are layers and stacks of stuff everywhere. «Oh no, but I only collect X,» you say
well that’s not a problem, unless X is not covered by: contemporary artwork, kimonos, wood furniture, quilts, Rare books, European fine art, crappy hotel ashtrays, records, old quilts/​quilt tops/​quilt scraps/​quilt squares/​feed sacks/​vintage fabric (1890’s to 1975), civil war stuff, southern heritage, Hawaiiana, ceramics, glass, porcelain, collectibles of every sort, doodads, elusive and unusual gifts.
The owner Tonya is a wonderfully warm woman who will quietly delight in your exploration of the nooks crannies… caverns in this store.
Antique Galleria has the weirdest most luxurious and cleanest bathroom you will ever go to in an antique store
This place is located at the corner of 4^th and Jefferson.
If you go to the main location of Quilt in a Day exit it left and continue on 4^th Street, once you cross the street you’ll be there…