Love’s Antiques and Collectibles Mall, located just off of Hwy 16 north of Bandera, boasts over 100 vendors. Offering a vast array of collectibles, antiques, furniture and much more. Owner Pamela Lange opened the doors on May 22, 1998. Lange relocated from Kerrville, leaving behind her job at Radio Shack and took a leap of faith into the world of antiques that has proven to be an amazing adventure. The building, formerly a feed store, has been transformed into a huge antique mall that featur ... Read More

Railyard Antiques consists of two charming old buildings in the historic Railyard District of Llano. The store is a treasure hunter and collector’s paradise, but prices are reasonable enough that dealers from around the state shop there. The beautifully arranged store is brimming with incredible antiques, an historic knife collection, farm house furniture, shabby chic collectibles and dishes as well as art of all kinds. Read More

Pieces of the Past in Johnson City offers just that, pieces of the past that have been reclaimed. Specializing in reclaimed wood and vintage iron, owner Kathy Johnson is always on the look out for items that are guaranteed to turn the drab into reclaimed fab. Kathy has been in business for the past thirteen years, ten of them in Austin. Read More

Located in the rapidly growing town of Dripping Springs, shopping at Ruby’s Emporium fits any budget. Sandy Pedrazas, owner, and her husband Andy relocated to Dripping Springs in 2008 from Houston, leaving behind corporate jobs for the Hill Country. Named after her shelter-rescued dog, Ruby, Ruby’s Emporium is stocked with items hand-picked by Sandy herself. Read More

Threshold, My Favorite Things, is a new antique and gift shop in Blanco. Owner and operator Tammy Schroeder, formerly from Houston, is familiar with the antique and gift business, having owned a shop in Sugar Land for several years. Her new shop has items in rustic décor as well as the “shabby chic” style. Read More