Spring Antique Mall

Went with my family to browse for some items. I love antique stores set up like this one with individual booths. You’ll find a lot of similar items at some booth but if you’re patient, you can discover some really good items. It’s a little pricier but not anything overly expensive. I found a pair of copper cups hat I decided to use as succulent planters and my father found a nice salt water fishing reel. The store is able to call individual booth owners with price questions and they have lots of employees walking around ready to help.

I love this place. I’m always finding new things and the staff is amazing! They are so friendly and so knowledgable.
If you’re looking for genuine antiques, don’t miss this place!

This store is nicely laid out and has a huge variety of items to offer at all prices. I bought a gorgeous 1950s dress for a great price and a Lucite and metal box purse. The staff were friendly and helpful. I will definitely be back to shop here again.

This antique mall is the best one we’ve been to here in Houston. My husband is from Wichita, Kansas and every time we drive up there we always stop at our favorite antique malls. When I realized that Houston was lacking a good antique mall like the ones we go to in Dallas, Oklahoma, and Kansas I got bummed out because you’d think in such a big city their has to be one so when we found Spring Antique Mall and all they had… we got excited! We live in the Sugar Land area too, and that’s a drive for us but my husband and I will make a day trip out of it especially when I’m searching for new furniture and he’s wanting to stash up on more comic books. We love this place! It’s not over-​priced, everyone is friendly, and I love knowing that I can go back and not see the same thing a few weeks later.

Spent an hour here, viewed the whole mall and found some really interesting items. The prices vary based on the seller, but you definitely can find some treasures here. Not a lot of furniture items, but lots of other items (i.e. art work, patterns, scarves, collectibles, kitchen items).

Large nice shop. People at counter were friendly. Antique shops are having a bit of a hard time staying open. Most people are knowledgeable enough to sell their antique item on eBay to get the best price, instead of selling to a shop. This shop like other sells mostly glass, chime, jewelry and furniture. Here there were some true antiques, in fact more then I’ve seen in other shops but no where like shops had before eBay.

One of the best antique malls in Houston!
I grew up around antique dealers, so I’ve been to countless antique stores/​malls, and this is one of my very favorites. It’s a really good size — large enough to have a big selection with new merchandise coming in, but yet not overwhelming where you need to put on walking shoes just to get around the store.
I think the best thing about Spring Antique Mall is that they truly sell antiques and collectibles, and NOT crafts, modern decorations, fake «designer» purses, etc. It’s nice to see such good quality things in there. It makes it fun to browse since even if you don’t find that must-​have item, you still feel like you’re taking a trip down memory lane.
The mall has a lot of collectibles/​figurines, jewelry, coins, primitives, books, china/​dishes, depression glass, and vintage clothes/​accessories. There’s not as much furniture as other malls, although the pieces they do have tend to be nicer and more unique. Overall it’s a great selection and worth checking out!

Awesome selection! Definitely lives up to ‘antique mall’ status in size, it took over 3 hours to see everything and even still, towards the end I was just skimming. Antique store prices, but something for everyone! Be sure to ask if they can go lower on some items, we did and we got deals since we paid cash.

Spring Antique Mall is everything an antique store should be.
The boyfriend and I love antiquing. We justify it because we’re in the process of moving in together and we’re trying to blend our (very different) styles. But truth be told, we will most likely continue it long after our apartment is bursting from the seams.
Lately when we’re in a new city we try to stop by an antique store or 2 and we somehow stumbled across this one a few weeks ago when we were driving back from Houston. Maybe it was the free donuts and coffee they offered us when we walked through the door that put us in a good mood, but we bought. And then we bought some more.
I’d been looking for a china cabinet for our new place to house my grandmother’s china. I rounded the corner and saw it. My china cabinet. No doubt about it. Only problem: this store was outside Houston and we live in Dallas. And my Honda Accord wasn’t going to be taking it back with us. Then I saw the price, which was unbelievable. I did a quick calculation that we could rent a van and drive back to Houston and the net price would STILL be good.
The people who worked there were great, agreeing to hold it for us for 3 weeks so that we could come back to pick it up. When we picked it up they wrapped everything up for us well and carried it to our van.
Why do we LOVE this store? The most important thing is that the selection is fantastic and diverse. In one part there’s this fantastic art deco china cabinet that I bought and another side has a real working traffic light. (I WANT that light for our loft!) We also took home a fantastic set of blue carnival glass candle sticks, a funky hanging wood shelf, and a pair of Blatz Beer salt and pepper shakers.
The prices are very good. It’s not thrift store prices, but after having been in MANY similar stores and having a good understanding of the value of what we like, these prices were extremely fair and there were quite a few amazing deals to be had. We also got an extra discount for paying with cash/​check.
Everyone who works there are all very nice and helpful and place a high importance on customer service.
My only regret about this place is that it’s outside of Houston and not Dallas. But we’ll be back, I have no doubt.