Antique Mall

This antique mall is three floors of treasures!

If you love finding that special item which holds a memory from your past, you will enjoy this mall.

The upstairs is mostly furniture and larger items. Vintage clothes and hats. Some mirrors and larger pieces of art.

Every collector is represented here. You're into nautical? Well they have buckets of old floats and anchors and glass and brass portholes....

Western? Feed sacks, old saddle stands, signs.....

Every soda is here. Coca Cola, Pepsi, Sprite, Mountain Dew......With signs and wooden crates. Some authentically old weathered signs and some reproductions.

Many RCMP and SK collectibles.

Old toys and dolls.

Tons of dishes and kitchen items.

My girls found old Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew books.

The staff is friendly and helpful. They truly want to help you find that special item you are searching for.

They only lose a star for price. I've seen the same Items in antique malls across the USA and Canada for much less.

Not good. Not good at all and I want people to know.

My experience in this store revolves around a throughly unpleasant man named Gary. I don't know if he treated my friend and I badly because we are young or because we are women or both but let me just say it was pretty appalling. My friend and I spent about 2 hours looking around the store and when we had figured out what we wanted to purchase we went to Gary for help locating items. In the middle of helping us he got a phone call, which he answered and proceeded to be nasty to the caller while we stood around and waited. The conversation lasted between 5-10 minutes and we finally went downstairs to find someone else to help us. In the middle of talking to that man Nasty Gary showed up again. There is a large sign in the store that reads "We Make Deals." This sign falsely lead me to believe that they make deals. They should really remove it since this is not the case. I was talking to the man about the price of old bank bags and since I wanted quite a few I was wondering if it would be possible to get them for a little less. The asking price was $8.50 and when I asked Gary if he could make it less he then declared each bag was now $10. I was pretty flabbergasted and said no. Gary then took the bags and put them away only to come back a few seconds later to say he was confused about which bags we were talking about. He tried to recover the sale despite him lecturing us about how valuable these bags were and how lucky we were to find them since he was the only one to have them. Yeah right. I told my friend to put down the mirror we were going to buy and left. Gary is a massive jerk and frankly his behavior lost his business $300-400 as I was getting ready to buy several family Christmas presents from them. I am shocked at how this store conducts business and I would urge people to spend their money elsewhere. There is no bartering to be done here and any profits would just go to reinforcing rude, disrespectful, unprofessional, and arrogant behavior. There are plenty of antique stores out there with the same stuff. Go elsewhere.