Memphis Antique Stores

Memphis antique stores are a genuinely great hunt — and the map has genuinely changed. The old Central Avenue 'antique district' has thinned, Summer Avenue quietly became the new density, two well-known shops closed in the last couple of years, and the big monthly flea market changed addresses entirely. So in July 2026 we verified every store below at its own site or social page and organized the list by district.

Twelve open shops, one relocated flea market, and an honest list of what's gone. Pair the Collierville stop with our Collierville guide — Sheffield's alone is worth the drive.

The anchors — one per district

Start with these five and you've covered the metro's best hunting grounds.

• Sheffield Antiques MallCollierville

  The marquee: roughly 78,000 square feet and 300+ dealers — billed as the biggest antique mall in the Mid-South — plus tea rooms inside for the mid-hunt break. Mon–Sat 10–6, Sun 11–6 (from their own site), at 684 W. Poplar.

• South Front Antiques & Architectural SalvageDowntown / South Main

  One of the oldest and largest architectural salvage dealers in Tennessee — 20,000+ square feet of doors, mantels, stained glass, hardware, and claw-foot tubs at 374 S. Front. Typically Tue–Sat days; call ahead.

• A Moment In Time Antiques & CollectiblesSummer Ave

  The Summer Avenue hub — ~21,000 square feet and up to 100 vendors at Summer and Sycamore View, open seven days. The best single stop for booth-by-booth treasure crawling in the city proper.

• FlashbackCentral Ave

  The surviving star of the old antique district: a vintage department store — real 1920s–1980s clothing, mid-century furniture, retro housewares. Mon–Sat 10:30–5:30, Sun 1–5 (own site), at 2304 Central.

• Southern Vintage Co.Bartlett

  The suburbs' answer: 12,000 square feet, 100+ dealers of antiques, vintage, and farmhouse-style repurposed finds on Altruria Rd near the Stage Road corridor.

The rest of the map

More verified stops, district by district — call-ahead noted where hours aren't own-published.

• ConsignmentsCentral Ave

  Upscale estate antiques next door to Flashback at 2300 Central — 18th- and 19th-century pieces, fine silver, china. Call ahead for hours.

• Second Hand Rose EastCentral Ave

  Imported Scandinavian and South American antique furniture, leather-bound books, oil paintings at 2288 Central. Call ahead.

• Quantum Antique GallerySummer Ave

  Antiques, retro clothing, records, and vintage collectibles at 5696 Summer — the eclectic one.

• Antique Warehouse MallSummer Ave

  8,000+ square feet and 50+ vendors at 2563 Summer — closed Mondays.

• Summer Avenue AntiquesSummer Ave

  The mid-century modern specialist of the cluster, at 3255 Summer. Closed Sundays.

• Past & PresentsCollierville

  In a converted 1994 filling station on W. Poplar — these days more collective boutique (antiques plus new gifts) than pure antiques, with a neighborly 24-hour take-it-home approval policy.

• Southern Flea Market at Landers CenterSouthaven, MS

  The Big One moved — the monthly mega flea formerly at the Agricenter now runs the third weekend of most months at Landers Center in Southaven (Sat 8–5, Sun 9–4, $2 admission, cash). Old listings still show the Walnut Grove address; don't drive there.

• A. SchwabBeale St

  Not an antique store — an antique store: the 1876 general store that never left Beale, three floors of oddities and a soda fountain. The honorable mention every hunt should end at.

Gone but still ranking on Google

The recent changes, for the record: Palladio Antiques closed for good in October 2025 after its owner announced the wind-down, Gary's Antiques on Central is closed, and Toad Hall has been gone for two decades. The Central Avenue 'antique district' is down to a hardy few — the real density now lives on Summer Avenue, where four verified shops sit within a few miles of each other.

The honest answers