On The Hunt Antiques — Attraction in Waterford Township

they sell and approve of absolutely disgusting, racist memorabilia. They have art and sculptures and dolls that are making fun of black people, cartoonizing them, and stereotyping them while there's pictures of little white babies labeled as "beautiful baby girl" and sculptures of black boys labeled "funny black boy." And all of these are caricatures of black people, not honest depictions to portray an actual appearance, but instead are meant to make fun of them. When confronting the owner about it, he completely stood by these items and said "black people get away with anything these days." I want the owner to know that we are you for what you are; a person who can't make an honest, decent living on his own and instead has to make money off the backs of black people. How sad....

DO NOT SPEND YOUR MONEY HERE! Racist owners. I was in the shop 15 minutes, overheard them say things like “the blacks get away with so much these days” as well as saying “what’s that broad doing in her car?” Discussed with them their racist trinkets for sale. Not antiques of black culture, but antique racist trinkets made by white americans to villianize, cartoonize, and dehumanize people of color. They are selling overtly racist items and i’ve been to hundreds of antique stores, I distinguish good and bad stores from their willingness to buy and resell these items. I would never spend my money here. The owner said to me, “they used to make it with the indians on it. now they changed it to the blacks, you have to know history.” WHILE NOT ADMITTING THEIR...

I am a huge fan of the American Pickers show and the offerings in this place reminds me of the hauls the 2 guys pull from their travels on the show.

If you're looking for a unique piece or gift for your home or a friend/family member, it's worth stopping in and having a look. Lots of variety and historic stuff here, including old Detroit and Michigan emblazoned stuff, as well as classic auto-related fare. I thought the prices were...