Springfield Antique Center — Local services in Springfield

The selection was good and the displays were nice. That's where the good ends, my wife and I were followed around nonstop by two employees the entire time I was there. They never asked if I needed help, the simply acted like they were looking around. After a while it was obvious they were watching us for some reason. I carried my selection to the counter and spoke with a younger guy to pay, and headed towards the door. At this point a woman stopped me at the door and told me to give her the lamp I was carrying. I was a bit shocked and told her no I paid for it. She then proceeded to say that she didn't see me pay. Unfortunately I don't think we will be returning. Accusing someone of stealing a $20 item as I'm carrying a receipt in plain sight is pathetic. Honestly it's quite insulting to say the least. I gave zero reasons to make her believe I was shoplifting. I'm assuming she saw a younger couple in there and figured we were up to now good. Not a good look for this business. If you're 30 or younger, take your business elsewhere, maybe the next place...

Absolutely love this 2 building warehouse sized facility in Springfield, Ohio. Antiques and Collectibles galore from soup to nuts and A to Z. Expect to spend at least 4 hours walking them both. Be sure to wear your best comfort shoes. Worth the trip. It's about 1 hr. and 30 minutes ( 90 miles ) north of Cincinnati, Ohio. Take 1 75 North toward Dayton, Ohio. Then take exit 43 for I 675 N toward Columbus, Ohio. In 26 miles take exit 26A for I 70 E/OH-4 E toward Springfield/Columbus. Continue on I 70 for 15 miles and then take exit 59 for Oh 41 toward S Charleston for 0,2 mile.. Turn right on to OH 41 S/State Rte. 41S for 0.1 mile. Turn left 0.1 mile on to 1735 Titus Rd. You can't miss the first building right off the left side of the road and the 2nd building is behind and up on a grade behind the first one. You may want to use your GPS as an alternate for...

First and last time here. Found an item that was $500 and just wanted to know if the vendor would do any better on the price so I asked a employee who acted as if they had better things to do and could have cared less. He took it up to the front counter and left it there for 10 minutes while he went to help someone else. Then he came and put the item back in the vendor's cabinet. I then asked what they said (Knowing he didn't even ask nor did anyone) what they said and was told they said "no", so I said oh I didn't see anyone make a call to which he got visibly angry and said "This is people's stuff we're selling here we can't just let it go for nothing if you don't like that go somewhere else". I have been to antique malls all over the country and have NEVER been treated this bad, So you're right I will take my money and gladly go...