Comfort Antique Mall — Local services in Comfort

I had to photograph the few outstanding pieces I truly appreciated, enjoyed. Pricey tags, especially 1900-era hand painted lamps-lovely though..how about this"All-Horn" Lamp? This stained glass is highly colorful, fall-off $100. take it home! Why not Spin this Wheel-gaming wonder, lost to time.. I've never seen an entirely wood-made wringer over washing machine ($795.), odd farm tools- a Flax-Hetchel looks wickedly sharpened. added 1/21/21: History of the Flax Hetchel Comb: They came in 5 sizes, wicked sharp spikes were driven thru a thick wooden handle with tin on it. They were used to literally comb flax, from the larger size - as shown in photo, to the smallest. The finer the "!teeth" of the comb the easier & smoother the Flax would...

Very big shop with lots of vendors. Shop has very nice items but prices are high. Each booth is filled with similar items. Some vendors price tags are already faded from being there soo long. But conditionof merchandise is very good.

Very cute small town with several antique shops, sadly can't compare to other shops because they are closed. I did not purchase anything because of high price. No one had a sale which would encourage you to purchase a item or several.

Overall store is well stocked, organized and clean. Friendly service as you walk in but no one came around to see if we needed help. Almost all booth have locks so would have helped to ask and encourage to buy. Bathroom also has items for sale , cute but I...

Every vendor at this shop is out of touch with reality. The cheapest priced item I found was a 3 inch tall plastic trinket for $40. Get a grip! One of the employees kept walking around stating “it’s like a museum isn’t it?!” Like yes, it is a museum because no one will certainly be buying anything. If you do stop here and find something you like, I suggest google image searching the item to find it for at least 50% off online (as I was able to do with absolutely everything I saw). Such a sad reality that a local shop can’t cater to the local market, but instead marks their prices so sky high that its cheaper to pay for online...