Atlanta's Best Antiques

Wholesale furniture distributor with a 35,000-square-foot showroom features classical mahogany and cherry furniture, as well as antiques and period pieces.

Tips: MBW offers quantity shipping discounts of 20 percent for two or more items going to the same address.

MBW Furniture

A century of classy domestic decor crowds this Virginia-Highland shop.

Reviews:

• “He is in Business in Virginia Highlands”
• “BEWARE! Dishonest!”
• “Don’t Be Fooled "
• “Best store to spoil yourself and your home”
• “Vintage, Reproductions & Just Great Finds!”

Tips: Intown delivery is free. Nominal fee for suburban and out-of-state buyers.

20th Century Antiques

With a focus on timeless home furnishings, this upscale antique shop carries beds, artwork, armoires, seating and lighting.

Tips: The store recently opened adjacent Foxglove Galleries with over a dozen of the area’s foremost art and antiques dealers and a premier selection of English, French and Swedish period furniture, unusual accessories, lamps and original art.

Foxglove Antiques or email Foxglove Antiques

Online store specializes in candles and a variety of distinct home furnishings.

Reviews:

• “Unique”
• “The most fragrant candles ever!”
• “Best candles ever”

3pieceonline or email 3pieceonline

A cavernous antique warehouse as quirky and eccentric as Ponce de Leon itself.

Reviews:

• “C’est Manifique”
• “You need not buy a ticket to Paris to get a taste of the French”
• “Amazing!”
• “A Nice place to shop. "
• “You don’t get what you pay for”

Tips: Though you can see the sign from Ponce de Leon Avenue, the entrance and the parking lot are actually on side street Ponce de Leon Place.

Paris On Ponce

Serious antique buyers hit this show once a month for quality merchandise and reputable dealers.

Reviews:

• “Huge Selection—Decent Prices”
• “Unique Finds! Fun Merchants! Can Haggle Prices!”

Tips: There’s a shuttle bus that runs from one building to the other every 15 minutes.

Scott Antique Market

Loft-like shop with swanky little luxuries, perfect for Saturday-evening browsing.

Reviews:

• “One of my favorites”

Providence Antiques

An eclectic mix of antiques, kitsch and vintage accessories crowds this quaint East Atlanta store.

Tips: You don’t even have to walk outside to get a caffeine pick-me-up at Joe’s next door, just saunter through the connected doorway.

Viola’s Passion

Marietta’s largest antique gallery, and one of its best, makes for a great place to get lost on a rainy day.

Tips: Space along the street is limited, but there is some additional parking behind the store.

DuPre’s Antique Market

Cozy, old-world ambience makes shopping this antique mall more fun than poking around the attic of a wealthy aunt.

Tips: There is usually a market-wide sidewalk sale in late summer/early fall, although individual dealers frequently mark down items.

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