Past Present & In Between Indoor

This business needs training in customer service! Unfortunately, it is run by very unprofessional people. It is hard to understand why they would want to drive customers away by treating them so badly. I have bought several items there over the past year and have not had any problems. However, recently I put an item on layaway, which I have not done before. I actually put 60% down and then had 30 days to pay the balance of $ 156. I did not write down the 30 day due date and planned to pay on a Thursday when I get paid, thinking I was OK on the 30 day time frame. On the Monday of the week I planned to pay on Thursday, I got a call from Jackie saying I had until the following day at 6pm to pay off the item or I would lose the $ 200 I had put down and the item would be taken off layaway. I explained I could not pay until Thursday (less than 48 hrs after the due date) but she refused to extend it and I ended up losing my $ 200. I can’t imagine why someone in business would do something as irrational and hostile as this. Everyone loses by taking this childish attitude, the vendor has to find another buyer and they lost a good customer who will make sure to tell others what a terrible business this is which will discourage more customers from coming to shop. It is difficult to understand the motive behind such bizarre behavior. It makes me wonder about the mental stability of the individual. It is the behavior of an angry bully, not a professional business person.

We thought this place was awesome. Bought 7 items our first trip, including a beautiful dresser, end tables, vanity, etc. Great prices! Owners are super nice. store was clean and laid out nicely. Love it!

Lots of In-​Between, a little bit of Past and not much Present can be found in this sprawling antique haven near Lomas and San Pedro. I’ve just recently started digging into the realm of antiquing around the Duke City, and this place landed at a solid three star for me. The place was clean, sufficiently staffed, and there was plenty of eye candy, but I can’t say I found anything that stood out as a steal. And let’s face it, if we’re on a mission to decorate our homes with antiquity, we’re on the lookout for stuff that can bolster the classic conversational dialogue that comes with it.
«Wow, where’d you get that lamp/​couch/​potato skinner/​random sign of Betty Boop?»
«Why, actually, I found it at this cool antique shop down the street, (insert name).»
«Really? Never heard of that place.»
«Yeah, it’s pretty great. And the best part? That lamp/​couch/​potato skinner/​random sign of Betty Boop was only (blank) dollars!»
«Only (blank) dollars?»
«You bet. Don’t you wish you had one?»
Anticipate spending a little more than you were bargaining for. And please, oh Lord, please, can somebody tell me why Betty Boop is still a Thing around here? Why was she ever a Thing? I’m so confused.

Some nice stuff but rude staff. Quite off putting. Too many other great places in town to deal with that.

I love the selection at Past, Present and In Between! I never know what I am going to find every time I go and always seem to find «treasures» every time I shop there. The staff is very friendly and always a pleasure to deal with. The store is always clean and smells great too. You won’t regret visiting this store.

An permanent indoor flea market, with many different booths. Saw several interesting things and the prices seemed reasonable. There was a marble table I wanted but too big to take back to Philadelphia. Worth a look.