Antiques Treasures & Treats — Local services in Pascagoula

My parents and I were staying in Ocean Springs, MS over Thanksgiving, and decided to take a drive to Pascagoula on Black Friday. We were having a nice day, and walked up to this shop to take a look. My parents both collect and deal antiques, so we often stop at antique shops. As we were traveling with my two dogs, we take turns going into shops unless someone expressly invites them in. I was going to sit on the brick wall of a flower bed in front, but since the dogs were antsy, I decided to walk them around. We walked over to another flower bed, and my smaller dog (who is still 45 pounds) was sniffing a plant while my bigger dog (70 pounds) decided to jump up next to the flowers. Since there were new pine needles covering the dirt, I started leading her off, and telling her to get down. I have flower beds, and I understand the work that can go into them, despite the flowers being half dead Shasta daisies. This all took place in about a minute, though, I'm sure it was less. By the time she was down, an old man came stomping over to me to tell me to keep my dogs out of his flowers. I said that I knew, and I was getting them away. My bigger dog was standing close to him, and he looked down at her, and RAISED HIS HAND LIKE HE WAS GOING TO BACK HAND HER. Of course, she immediately started barking, and he started saying, "Here, pup.." and putting his hand down like he could make up for it then. He turned and went back in the store, and began griping about dogs in his "expensive flowers" (Shasta daises are the new rose, y'all), and my mother walked out. She knew what was up. After she heard my story, she called my dad on his cell and he left, too. I am a 48 year old woman who does not let her dogs run amok, and I certainly do not need a cranky old person to mansplain respect for property to me, especially when I'm dealing with it. The dogs didn't even knock a single pine needle out onto the sidewalk, so his ire was both misdirected and overblown for the situation. If he is going to overvalue dead flowers and pine needles, one can assume that his valuation of...

Took my daughter here and the fist thing she looked at she was told "You can just put that back, it's not for sale". They don't sell anything here they just hoard it. Everything is so over priced. They also have a roach infestation. A tiny roach I've never seen. Nancy smashed one on the counter and told me all about...

I was severely disappointed in this place I drove all the way from bayou la batre Alabama and they are firm on their prices !! They actually wanted over 200$ for a particular piece that is only worth 60$ from that era and specific maker I would not advise looking at this antique store just bypass it and...