Places to Antique In Staunton

Antiquing is almost like treasure hunting, except there’s no map with an “x” because the “x” is different for everyone. Fortunately, there are six places to antique in and around Staunton, and we feel confident you’ll find a special something in one of them. From funky finds to recycled riches and everything in between, spend the day (or weekend) seeking out treasures of your own.

Staunton Antiques Center | 19 W. Beverley Street

Vintage clothing, handbags, and jewelry share 10,000 square feet of space with antique furnishings, decor, table settings, art, lamps, and so much more. You’ll want to allow yourself plenty of time to notice every nook and cranny at Staunton Antiques Center, lest you miss a treasure you may not have known you needed. DO check out the incredible book selection.

17 E. Beverley Antiques | 17 E. Beverley Street

Seven shops in one, 17 E. Beverley Antiques offers most of what you’d expect to find in an antiques store, but you may also find some interesting rarities, like sheet music and mid-century pin-ups. Vintage Christmas ornaments, silver, toys, and an array of vintage costumes are quite the draw. If you go, try on all the cool shades and take selfies. We want to see ’em!

Juniper Lane | 29 E. Beverley Street

Juniper Lane is committed to finding unique pieces that can be repurposed and styled in fun and trendy ways. Rooted in sustainability but blended with style, they want to make vintage feel fun and reimagined. As the only bridal boutique in Downtown Staunton Juniper Lane offers a unique selection of vintage wedding gowns from all eras: the 1950s through 2000s – with even a few modern but pre-loved options.

Eclectic Retro | 6 Byers Street

Whether you’re hunting for a rare collectible or looking to add a touch of vintage flair to your home, this store is a must-visit spot in Staunton. The Eclectic Retro is a treasure trove for those who love quirky, nostalgic finds, offering everything from furniture and home décor to unique fashion pieces and accessories from bygone eras.

O’Brien’s Antiques & Art | 14 Byers Street

The odds are in your favor of finding something special at O’Brien’s Antiques & Art. They’re loaded with 18th and early 19th century furniture. If you’re looking for a decorative piece of art; they’re got that too!

Factory Antique Mall | 50 Lodge Lane, Verona

Chosen as both a Best of the Valley in the Daily News-Record Reader’s Choice Awards and a Best of Virginia Living the Wild Life award winner, the Factory Antique Mall is a sure bet for treasure seekers. It’s the largest antique mall in America and you can find housewares, furniture, books, jewelry, toys and many other items. There’s even a snack bar!