Buncombe Antiques Mall Inc

I love antiques so when I came into Greenville I found this place. It is a large-ish warehouse type of building. They have a nice assortment of vintage and antiques to choose from including books. The two older ladies at the front were nice enough although I didn't need any help. There were some political pamphlets up front but nothing I found to be offensive. The prices are all over the map as is the case in any antique mall. I spent a few pleasurable hours looking in all the nooks and crannies of the place. There was a gorgeous oriental dining room set that I would have loved to buy if I lived in the area. Will definitely come back the next time I'm in Greenville.

Good selection of goods at varying prices, but the anti-Biden propaganda borders on the fanatical, and they'll sneak little religious tracts into your bags. Happily, plenty of other antique places in town.

This place is amazing! They have an incedible amout of stock that is different every time I go in and the atmosphere is very calming. Go visit , you will be glad you did. Regina.

Went in for the first time today because I was curious and love antiques. I was being followed the whole time by I guess the owner. she was an old white lady. She asked every other customer if they needed anything but me. it was so awkward and she just stared at me the WHOLE time. I did buy something so that she would see I wasn't stealing she checked me out and only said the total, that's it no other conversation. Anyways if you're a person of color I would not go unless you want to be gawked at. Super rude, super racist

This is the third time I've visited this business. We spent an average of $300 on each of the first two visits. However, this time, when I entered with my dog, on a leash, I was informed rudely that dogs are not allowed. I said that every time I visited, she was allowed in, but I was told she had to go. So, we left.
I'm surprised with this type attitude when businesses are scrambling to try to survive through this pandemic. To actually turn away customers is inexcusable.
Belle is 11 years old, very calm, very well-behaved, and the veteran of many, many antique malls. She is very people friendly and those malls that allow her in look forward to her return visits.
So, the vendors in this business probably lost at least $300 in sales. Oh, well..

Fabulous antique store. Apparently a bunch of bad reviews were left by "tolerant" liberals who actually are intolerable to other view points. And to have the nerve to bash an establishment because of differing view points? Wow. How narrow-minded and childish. Anyway, this place is great and they know their stuff. Not a 70s junk store like most places that claim to be antique stores. Actual antique furniture and other very old, nice pieces. And GO HOME if you don't like it I might add.

Ok, so despite the political propaganda all over the store and the owners' contempt for anyone who doesn't pay cash, they have some cool stuff. If I only shopped at places that conformed to my political views I'd be hopping in circles. What turns me off more than the political stuff is their rudeness when I pulled out a credit card. If my money isn't good enough for you, maybe you shouldn't be in business.

The place is large and has lots to see, almost to the point of being overwhelming. The prices are up to the individual booth owners, so some are pricier than others. Not a super friendly place and it is best to pay with cash.

Prices are all over the place but we drove out from Greenville and spent several hours here. It's a large warehouse with lots to choose from; reproductions, actual antiques, and collectibles. Individual booths so you may find the same item twice at wildly different prices. Take time to explore every nook.

The people running the place have changed extremely. Less to see than ever. Vendors are dropping like flies I will not goback.