Klassy Klutter Flea Market

My husband and I went to this store to see if we could find dining room chairs since it was right next door to Leaping Leopards. The smell inside is absolutely disgusting. We had to move very quickly through the shop to see what they had so we didn’t have to inhale more of the air than absolutely necessary.
Overall, they had some interesting novelty items, but it’s more of a knick-​knack shop than furniture.
I’m giving the store two stars for the absolutely disgusting smells in both sections of the store.

Jan the owner is incredibly cheerful and nice. There is a variety of merchandise at affordable prices. New items are added on a regular basis so it is a fun place to visit often.

This place is a few steps up from a typical flea market but a few steps down from an antique mall. Since it’s right next door to Leaping Leopards and even if it wasn’t, make a stop inside. I think it’s worth it. You’ll find the usual brik-​a-​brac but there are also some great antiques too, like the antique dental tray table, laughing gas and supply cabinet and gurney. Maybe it’s morbid of me, but I think they would make great end tables and a writing desk. The staff are very helpful and will call the booth owner to inquire if he/​she can do better on the price.
I’m building a German Christmaskindl market and needed miniature Christmas ornaments and miscellaneous, and this place totally delivered. Considering it’s April, it was like striking gold. I found lots of things I need for $.15 to .$ 35. Those are 1970’s prices at a garage sale. The booths are kept very neat and orderly, and the people who sell here seem to take pride in their little store fronts. There isn’t anything I would deem not recylce or unusable here, like at some flea markets. There isn’t junk electronics, $ 1.00 bin items made in China or expired Avon products.

As much a consignment shop as a true antique store. The offerings are a cut above the corner thrift store. But there’s no shortage of deals to be had and the woman at the cashier is a true sweetheart.
If you’re moving in to a new place, a stop by Klassy Klutter is a must.