Antique Galleries of St. Petersburg

Google Maps took me behind the building for some reason, it’s located right off US19 next to a Shell/​Circle K gas station, on the corner of US19 and Darthmouth Ave. The guy up front that greeted us was very welcoming and gave us a quick overview of the place. There are 90 different vendors and two floors to explore! There is just way too much to look at and I could have easily lost myself here for hours if I was alone.
Lots of unique items. Cool, strange, weird, creepy. Such a wide range of stuff in each booth/​room. A portion of the upstairs was dedicated to paintings. Lots of paintings. But they were all stacked along the wall on the floor so it was hard to see them all. Establishment was clean and well lit. Parking is ample. A great way to spend a couple of hours (or more depending on how thorough you are).

I’m a fan of weird stuff, and this place definitely has it– and more.
This antique mall is the way to go to browse a wide assortment of antiques and other random things. I like antique/​junk stores that are literally filled to the brim with stuff, and this is certainly close to that. Each vendor has their own style of finding treasures, so you get a taste of a lot of different stuff. Jewelry ranges from tons of costume jewelry, to neat midwestern turquoise pieces, to pieces made with coral. I was pleasantly surprised by the amount of books here– especially art books (my fav)! One booth had practically every Soethby’s auction catalogue imaginable, which was pretty awesome. Prices range from affordable to crazy. They even have a 50% off room, that has some great Asian-​inspired pieces, lots of furniture, books, plates, etc. It sounds like each vendor is constantly looking for things to fill their spaces, so it’s definitely worth it to come back frequently to check out what’s new.

Large two story mall something for everyone worth the trip. Several booths in one mall.

This mall is a must-​visit for any antique shopper in the ‘Burg, especially since it isn’t far from the little antique shops lining Central Avenue. While it is located in a seedy area (don’t forget to lock your car), the proprietors and clientele are not. This particular antique mall consists of two stories full of a variety of dealers selling antiques from a range of decades with a wide range of prices. Furniture (from Victorian to mod), books, jewelry (both costume and otherwise), dishes and other housewares, old magazines, military paraphernalia, home décor of various sorts, vintage toys, purses, rugs, collectible postcards, photographs, you name it – they have a little of everything without being overwhelming. The only things I look for that are in short supply would be vintage clothing and junky old magazines– everything else is well represented. The mall isn’t too large, so you can reasonably cover the place in an hour or less, and they keep it well maintained. Deals can be had, but must be made with individual dealers, which is typical. All in all, it’s a nice addition to the local antique business — two thumbs up!

The place had two floors filled with so many «treasures»… Everything was displayed nicely and it was so clean… The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable … It was a sure pleasure to shop… can not wait to go back… They even offered me fresh coffee and cookies … It was certainly a journey thru time and the world… They had everything from raggedy Ann dolls from knickerbocker to Thai dancers from an old temple to eight foot black moor lamps, postcards, pottery… all good quality things… Definitely a collector and decorators paradise