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Antique Stores in Rome, GA

Find antique stores, malls, and dealers in Rome, Georgia below — 12 local antique stores with hours, contact details, and maps to help you shop in person. Rome storefronts here include Coosa Collectibles, Ken's Antique And Auction and Smart Shop. Between them they cover antique store, collectibles, flea market and architectural salvage. Rome sits in Floyd County, Georgia. Nearby Georgia towns with listings include Atlanta, Columbus and Rossville.

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1. Coosa Collectibles Collectibles

3930 Alabama Hwy NW

2. Ken's Antique And Auction Antique Store

4729 Alabama Hwy SW

3. Smart Shop Antique Store

1944 Shorter Ave NW

4. Yellow Door Antiques and Art Antique Store

219 N 5th Ave SW

5. When I Was a Child Antiques Antique Store

1428 N Broad St

6. The Hodge Podge Antique Store

2502 Shorter Ave NW

7. West Rome Flea Market Flea Market

2520 Shorter Ave NW

8. Sassy Salvage Architectural Salvage

225 N 5th Ave

9. Roman Trading Antique Store

415 Broad St

10. The Sisters’ Shed Antique Store

876 Spider Webb Dr SE

11. Over the Moon Antiques Antique Store

27 Central Plaza

12. Redeemed and Refined Gifts and Treasures Antique Store

137 E 1st St

Antique shops & dealers in Rome, GA: a local guide

We currently track 12 antique shops, malls, and dealers serving Rome, GA in Floyd County.

What antiques costs in Rome

Antique prices in Rome swing widely — small collectibles run $10-$100, quality vintage furniture $150-$1,500+, and rare pieces far more. Condition, provenance, and demand set the price more than age alone.

What to look for in an antique shop in Rome

  • Check whether they buy estates or offer appraisals if you're selling, not just buying.
  • Larger Rome antique malls carry many dealers under one roof — good for browsing selection.
  • Read reviews for fair pricing and honest descriptions.
  • Look for dealers who specialize (furniture, jewelry, mid-century, primitives) if you're after something specific.
  • Ask about provenance and condition — repairs, refinishing, and reproductions affect value.

Questions to ask before you buy

  • What's your return or authenticity policy?
  • Do you deliver larger furniture in Rome?
  • Can you hold or ship an item for me?
  • Is this original, restored, or a reproduction?
  • Can you tell me the age and provenance?

Many Rome listings also carry furniture, vintage collectibles, and jewelry, and often offer appraisals and estate buys.

Frequently asked questions

How much do antiques cost in Rome?

Prices swing widely. Small collectibles run $10 to $100, quality vintage furniture $150 to $1,500 or more, and rare pieces far higher. Condition, provenance, and demand matter more than age alone.

How can I tell if an antique is real or a reproduction?

Look at construction, materials, wear, and maker's marks, and ask the dealer directly. Reputable Rome shops will tell you whether a piece is restored or a reproduction and put it in writing.

Do Rome antique shops buy or appraise items?

Many do. They buy estates and single pieces and offer appraisals. If you are selling, call ahead and bring photos or the item.

What is an antique mall versus an antique shop?

An antique mall houses many independent dealers under one roof, which is great for browsing selection, while a shop is a single curated dealer. Rome has both.

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