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Turnage Place
Referral from
Jan 22, 2015
Kathy B.:
I need some recommendations for an estate sale company to help me sell my mom's possessions. Any ideas or experience with one?
Lori M.:
Absolutely Helen Deasy at The Turnage Place. I have known her for 38 years. She will do the VERY best job for you. 404.228.3551.... Miz Scarletts
- Antiques, Clothing, Bridal Shop
- 3097 Piedmont Rd NE Atlanta, GA 30305-2638
- Closed ⋅ Opens at 8:00AM
Referral from
Mar 04, 2015
Kathy H.:
If you know of a good place to find prom dresses you can post them to this thread and this thread only. I will not allow spam posts so...
Kathy H.:
Avoid this place, it's where prom dresses go to die. No heat, smelly, overpriced, outdated and damaged dresses.... GA. Prop Source
- Antiques
- 2160 Hills Ave NW, Bldg C Atlanta, GA 30318
- Closed ⋅ Opens at 7:00AM
Referral from
Mar 14, 2018
Sean C.:
Would anyone happen to have a chair like this or know where I could rent one for a shoot next week?
Julie H.:
https://www.facebook.com/gapropsource/
Referral from November 11, 2015
atlien0255 asked:
Does anyone know where I could purchase an antique map of the South? Or any map and globe stores in Atlanta? We need a gift for a conference my boss is attending in...
auburnjohn replied:
Several vendors at the monthly Scott Antique Market usually have antique maps. I saw a really cool one there once of Atlanta from just prior to the Civil War. The next one is Nov 20-22 nd.
panda_bear replied:
A good starting place is calling up antique shops and seeing what they know. Even if they don't have what your looking for in store, them may have some leads for you.
Buttercupslosinit replied:
[A previous thread about maps](https://www.reddit.com/r/Atlanta/comments/3 hbn1 w/vintageantique_atlanta_maps/); but it doesn't look like there was much to be found here.
Buzz_2569 replied:
[Gallery 515](http://gallery515.com/) in Buckhead is pretty good.
ga4wd replied:
For authentic local stuff, [this](http://www.glsarchives.com/) company might help. I think they also offer display-quality prints.
DataSetMatch replied:
[Like this?](http://www.allposters.com/-sp/Bird-s-Eye-View-of-the-City-of-Atlanta-Georgia-1871-Posters_i10273393_.htm)
Drillmhor replied:
Etsy also has some map options
OutlookOctopus replied:
Check out www.etsy.com/shop/geographicsart A professor of design at Auburn does all of these by hand and they are stunning. A lot of his work is focused on the south too.
r_slash replied:
[This site](http://www.wardmaps.com/viewcities.php) sells lots of antique maps as well as prints, I bet you could find something here, but I don't know if it will get to you in time.
Spavid replied:
A gift for a conference in China wherein an antique map is a good call... Enjoy the good life, OP.
Referral from January 4, 2018
Hanger_danger asked:
Looking for furniture or antique store recommendations in Atlanta area I am moving and am looking to furnish my new spot with some unique and interesting furniture. I am...
ChoralMuzak replied:
We're trying to make the same switch away from Ikea. So far, we've looked at several places but done all of our buying from Highland Row Antiques (there's a small street-level space but a big basement, don't be like me and initially assume that it's just the one couch and lamp for sale). I found their selection terrific (lots of 50 s-60 s-70 s furniture, lamps, ephemera) and their prices fair. There's also the once a month Scott Antique Market, but I haven't been yet: http://www.scottantiquemarket.com/
bbk13 replied:
Kudzu in Decatur. Also, on Cheshire Bridge rd near Cheshire and Piedmont there are a few different furniture/"antique" places right near each other. The place next to the Onyx has some great modern pieces.
cooltool4twenty replied:
Look up atlantausedfurniture on Instagram. Dude has tons of mid century modern furniture all the time. No cards tho. Takes cash and venmo only
mydogsmellsreallybad replied:
If you have the patience for it Craigslist is actually a great tool to use, especially for artwork and other furniture. Every once in a while you can even find something worthwhile in the free section on that site.
daddiedearest replied:
Facebook Marketplace can be a gold mine.
thatgiraffeistall replied:
Goodwill
scamper454 replied:
[you definitely want to check this place out then ](https://atlusedfurniture.com/)
pglive21 replied:
Desperate Housewares: https://www.desperatehousewares.store/
citcpitw replied:
My favorite place
ceedub82 replied:
I've heard (but can't confirm) the CAC in Sandy Springs has awesome used furniture for sale...especially during January / February. http://www.ourcac.org/thrift-boutique/
PrivateWojtek replied:
If you're up for a drive, there's two good and large antique/vintage furniture/furnishings stores literally right across from each other in Woodstock (though technically Acworth) on the corner of 92 and Bells Ferry. Woodstock Market and Woodstock Antiques & Consignments. The latter is definitely more antique-focused.
jkbzy replied:
Ballard Designs There are two locations - West Midtown and Holcomb Bridge. Both locations sell merchandise that is scratch and dent, but HB sells only scratch and dent as well as customer returns. Each store has different sales every week. The best items to get at HB are: - counter chairs and stools - tables - rugs - consoles - shelves - office desks
k-r-i-s-t-i-n replied:
Another place I'd check is [Decatur Estate & Wayback Antiques](http://decatur-estate-wayback-antiques.business.site/) on Lawrenceville Highway, close to North Druid Hills Road. I love that place! I've found many treasures there over the years.
Referral from January 29, 2016
Abby B. asked:
Does anyone know of a printmaking group for buying/selling equipment? I am looking for an etching press and brayers/rollers.
Emma B. replied:
http://www.letterpressthings.com/ buy and sell for letterpress
Emma B. replied:
http://nagraph.com/storefront.html for rollers
Martha G. replied:
Online... Brier Press
Referral from November 30, 2014
Mylane W. asked:
Asking for Facebook Friends help. My best friend is coming from NY, and we both love to go antiquing. We've been to all the usual places around here, so I'm asking for...
David B. replied:
Cheshire Bridge and Paris on Ponce
Cheryl B. replied:
I know this is in town, but have you gone to Marietta Antique Mall behind Williamson BBQ? ( it's different from Cobb Antique Mall too). Have fun!
Referral from June 13, 2016
Nicole M. asked:
Seen this doll in Moras Antiques store does anybody know any history on her
Referral from August 29, 2017
Jae B. asked:
Anybody know of "destash" groups or anywhere I can get my baby items in front of buyers?? I'm seriously about to lose my mind trying to get people to go to my Etsy shop....
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