Antique Market III

the old people that run this place are extremely nasty and grumpy. do not go here. over priced crap any way. they made my daughter cry.

With all the new reality shows featuring antiques and vintage «treasures» for your home décor, I started researching and looking for places in my area, just to check them out (even though I don’t know a lot about antiques). I visited Antique Market I & III, which are located close to each other. I found the staff at Antique Market III to be friendly and helpful, without being pushy. I had some questions (since I’m new with antiques), and they were helpful and informative. I found a couple old pieces that I purchased for my home. My daughter found a vintage necklace that she loved, and my younger daughter loved the vintage purses. I’d recommend this place if you are looking for «unique» vintage items (which my teenagers say are the new fashion statements… too bad I didn’t save all my grandmother’s things!). The woman working at Antique Market III said they regularly bring in new items, so we plan to make another visit for «unique treasures» very soon.

Rude staff members! They refuse to call dealers to ask for a discount or to ask questions. I am a dealer and our shop always calls immediately when a customer asks – that is how you make sales!!! They can’t wait to close their doors at the end of the day.

I went to Geneva, never thinking I was going to find a wealth of beautiful and surprisingly high-​quality antiques at reasonable prices.
That’s exactly what happened.
In Chicago, anything vaguely vintage is an arm and a leg.
It’s impossible to find nice period piece jewelry under $ 50, but here I found 4 pieces for that price, and I got some nice cuff links.
Geneva, quit turning out to be so awesome!

This store has moved
11 N. 3^rd Street
Unit C
St. Charles IL
I went in here after I went to Antique Market I… it is right next door.
Antique Market III is much smaller with less items but very clean and well kept. The people that work in the store are very very friendly and they make you feel welcomed and are not pushy and let you take your time.
The prices are good and so are some of the finds… I saw this woman walk off with a an old fashioned vintage fan (working!) for a really reasonable price, the owners even «tested» it out for her before she took it home. I found an old fashion non electric curling iron which I collect in great condition for a great price and some awesome Austrian 1950’s brooches!
I’ll be back to check out if they have anything else for me :)
*Check out their website-​they have a coupon you can use :)

A group of friends and I visited this shop and we all found something to buy. It’s in a storefront in a little strip mall in downtown St. Charles, just off 2^nd Street (Rt. 31). The shop is clean and well-​organized with multiple dealer booths, all with merchandise nicely displayed. But at the same time, there’s that cluttered feel that makes you sure you are going to get a great «find.»
They had everything from Depression glass to mid-​century kitchenware to jewelry to books to furniture. The people at the front desk were friendly and willing to deal.

If this is still open, this market is the only left of Antique Markets I — II — III. Not a big surprise, number 3 was never full of dealers, always half empty and number 1 never had any rotation of stock. I believe this is the mall up on the hill with the old comic shop in the front. The first dealer on the left has some great fine antique jewelry, and there are a few good showcases around to the right. Look carefully, this mall might not be large, but they pack the stuff in — a good 50s dealer at the back of the shop