Cranberry’s Antiques

There are two types of big antique stores. The first is dominated by vendors that know exactly what they have and what it’s worth. The second type of antique stores understand that they’d rather move merchandise and see a small return than to sit on it for 7 years until some shmuck gives them what they want.
Cranberry’s Antiques is the former — they know precisely what they have and it’s priced accordingly. My wife and I stopped in twice and only spent $ 14 because we simply weren’t willing to pay the prices asked. So, yes, Cranberry’s is not a bargain hunter’s paradise.
That being said, they do have some nice items. In particular they have some cabinets, quite a few actually, that are quite nice. The only issue are the prices. I’m not suggesting that they aren’t worth their price-​tagged amount, just that I thought they were pricey. That seems to be the name of the game here.
Anyway, if you’re in Blaco, Cranberry’s Antiques is definitely worth a look. They might just have what you’re looking for at a price you’re willing to pay. Oh, no public bathrooms.

Worst service ever. Avoid at all cost. I’ve never had an experience like this at an antique store. Horrendous people. They really take advantage and blemish the trade.

Lots of cool, fun, old things! They have plenty of floor space with all kinds of antiques & even quite a few not so antique things. The staff was very friendly & helpful & I think I scored a couple of pretty good deals!

Happened to be driving through Blanco, TX this weekend, and recognized this antique shop. I visited a couple years ago, and found a couple fantastic TCU cups. I was hoping to find more, but couldn’t find any. The owner, or employee that was there, said he would ask his dealers to try to find some for me for when I am driving back through this summer.
That is fantastic service if you ask me!
If you are ever driving on 281 through Blanco, stop at the little town square, and walk around a bit. I highly recommend it!