Sheffield Antiques Mall

It always bothers me when a place calls themselves an antique mall but most of the stuff in it is not antique. This place is very large and there are a lot of different booths with a wide selection of items. However, most of the items are newer with a large majority of it made to appear old. If you are not over 50% antique, you probably shouldn’t call yourself an antique mall. Also, quite a few of the items in the booths are extremely over priced. You may be able to find a gem or two out of al the items in this large building, but it will take you a bit to find it.

Spent my whole day here. I’m tired but it was a great day. Very helpful and friendly staff and vendors. This place is huge, filled with a lot of great stuff and furniture. I personally bought two 1950’s cookbooks and a sweet pair of vintage speed king skates. They are going to be fun. So many other things that I liked. They have a vendor that sells fudge and other delectables, I of course had some cookies n cream fudge. Yummmm. Plus there is a restaurant inside that fills some of the store with an aroma that tempts one to take a break. Really like this place.

This place is super fun. I could easily get obsessed with stalking it out for great finds. Buyer beware that all of it is not antique and there are quite a few items I found that were just purchased (likely on sale) at Hobby Lobby or Walmart then mixed into the other items and over priced. With that said, there are tons of bargains to be had here and quirky fun finds. If you need a new end table or whatever piece of furniture, it is a great place to check out. You will likely find a great piece for your home and a half the price of a new (probably not as well made) piece from a furniture store. Same with wall hangings and other various home items.
Of course if Antiques are your thing, you will LOVE this place. Oh! And I have found so much jewelry here that I just adore. It is really fun to go here with a friend or your mom in tow and just have some walks down memory lane seeing old metal lunch boxes, toys from the 60s-​80s and so forth.
This is not a store you go for 30mins… plan to spend time in there if you want to actually look around. You could easily spend a full day in this place. They have a terrific Italian restaurant in the back of the store but it is a bit pricey. You get yummy quality food for the price though! They have vending machines by the restrooms in the center back of the store too.
The staff and vendors are all very pleasant and make sure to grab some fudge or other local yummies by the register!

I rarely walk out of Sheffield’s with at least one treasured find. But that’s hardly the only thing I love about this place that I’ve been frequenting for the 11 years I’ve lived in Collierville. It’s big, there’s an incredibly diverse mix of things: furniture, dishes and glassware, jewelry, vintage clothing, garden supplies and backyard décor, art, etc. No, not everything in here is antique, so the name might deceive a little, but there are plenty of antiques or vintage finds. Come here if you are needing an inexpensive piece of functional furniture. Come here if Grandma or Grandpa is in town visiting and you are looking for an easygoing activity. Come here if you are bored on a Sunday afternoon and just need to get out of the house. I guarantee you will see something in your travels up and down the aisles that makes you smile with nostalgia. I have seen favorite childhood toys and books that I once cherished, the same cookie jar that my grandma had and filled with her beloved raisin cookies, some of my first record albums and some of my favorite patterns of Depression glass. And perhaps one of my favorite things about Sheffield’s: I have introduced all three of my kids to it and they each love it as well and have found their own favorite booths that they like to visit periodically. That’s a tall order: to find a store that the whole family enjoys and an activity that we can do together. Hey… I think I might just see if anyone wants to run over there with me today. ;)

I love this store, if I have 45 minutes to kill in the Collierville area. Recently I’ve gone to lunch at the Grisanti’s in the back of the store a couple times, too. The food comes in tiny dishes and is overdressed, but there is a fair wine list, giving me permission to DAYTIME DRINK!
Back to Sheffield, This is an old Walmart, so you know the shop is large. When you walk in, the new, cutesy, chalk-​painted type items will be to the far right. The grandma-​died-​and-​what-​do-​we-​do-​with-​this-​stuff stuff will be on the far left wall (go and tell me I’m not right, I dare you), like old coca-​cola bottles, and the 70’s and 80’s décor, pillows, etc.
The middle of the store is loaded with goodies, from pressed glassware, to true antiques (about ¼ of the store volume is actually antique, more of it is vintage or refinished, or just resale gifts), to old toys, license plates, artwork, majolica, dining sets, decorative pieces, candles, frames, knick-​knacks, and great furniture. I’ve bought several pieces from this store, including some brand-​new made-​in-​china wood resin dining chairs, and a gorgeous pie safe. I love a good pie safe, and right now they have several lovely ones, in larger sizes.
I guarantee, walking through this antiques mall, you will come across some things:
*that remind you of your childhood
*that remind you of your grandma’s house
*that you could give to teachers or friends as holiday gifts
*that you could totally use to upgrade a room
*that «would be so cute» in a kid’s room
*that you absolutely don’t need but LOVE (e.g. a circus train box car table)
*that you saw at a friend’s place but didn’t know where-​they-​bought-​that
*that are overpriced or underpriced (I use my phone to check comparable prices)
*that are SEC decorations/​ornaments/​dog outfits
*that are uniquely southern
Checkout can be a little confusing, there’s a counter with lots of people behind it, but it’s hard to tell where to go. If it were more antiques and fewer «gifts» I’d give it five stars.
P. S. Wear comfortable shoes, I mean it.

This is a fun place to go and look. Even if you are not into antiques it is still fun to walk around and look. You never know what you might find.

I have shopped at this store for several years had always be treated great, until tonight. My wife and I walked in and she went one way I went another there was 3 ladies one of which worked there another I assume was a seller and a potential customer looking at an Indian artifact. I was walking by them and the one who was the customer asked to pull out a pipe from the cabinet she looked at the employee and the employee stated «don’t worry he can’t grab anything and get by us.» I being the only he was offended and confronted her later. She lied and said she never said anything and then changed her story and tried to claim that she was speaking to the customers fiancé. We’ll there was never another man in that area of the store. I cannot stand liars. This employee was extremely rude and with no integrity what’s so ever.

The only enclosed antique mall I love in Memphis. Reminds me of endless variety in Ohio and PA.

I’m a Sheffield fan — this place is huge and there is so much stuff to look at. Whether you’re an antiquer, a thrift shopper, or just someone looking for furniture on a budget, there’s something for just about everyone here. I can’t imagine that you could take an in-​depth look in every booth in one trip. I refer to myself as a «speed antiquer» and strolling through fairly quickly, it still can take me a couple hours if I go through all the aisles.
I’ve seen all kinds of things here, from 1700s furniture, to swords, to 1800s tools, to classic radios (a personal favorite), to a 3-​foot tall Mike Miller bobblehead. I go roughly once a month and I always see new and interesting things. There is some really cool, large, mainly Memphis-​themed metal art back in one corner of the antique mall — Sun Studios signs, Stax Records signs, etc., as well as Shell gas signs, etc. I think it would look tremendous in a loft apartment with exposed brick.
There is a restaurant in the back of the antique mall, but I honestly know nothing about it. The one minor complaint I have, which is the same with pretty much every large antique mall I’ve ever been to, is that there are a fair number of booths selling «antiques» from Hobby Lobby or similar replica makers, often for more than you’d pay retail at the original store. That’s more about the seller than the mall though, obviously.
All in all, Sheffield is the biggest and best mall in the area IMO, and well worth a visit — just plan to spend some time.

This is the best way to while away an hour — probably more. I love to go on a rainy day and just wander. I am not really into antiques, but there is something for everyone here. In my opinion this is the only way to decorate. There are so many unique items and you can be sure it is not the same thing your neighbor picked up at Havertys.

They want a lot for their stuff. Too much overprices crafty stuff and not enough good junk.

This is a huge store with a lot to offer. If you need any antique, you are likely to find it here.

I am obsessed with this antique mall. It is HUGE and full of amazing finds.
If I am ever in Collierville, I am most likely wandering the halls of Sheffield’s wasting time and spending money. It is a huge warehouse of antiques and custom made crafts. It can be a little overwhelming and if you don’t have a lot of time to waste, then stay away! I spent 5 hours the last time I was in here. I walked the first half then stopped to each lunch, and proceeded to walk the second half.
Sheffield’s also carries the chalk paint and wax to «antique» furniture.

As a girl who grew up in Collierville, I have been going to Sheffield’s for many years. I have always been a lover of antiques and thoroughly enjoy antique shopping.
Growing up my mom and I would go to Sheffields and spend HOURS looking through every aisle. I have bought so many great items here over the years… from jewelry to furniture to dishes… everything is fabulous and has a story to tell. I love it! Every time I go it is a new adventure and I never know what I am going to find and take home with me.
I have not been in awhile and it is definitely time to go back to Sheffields and see what I can buy!

I rarely go out to Collierville, but when I do, I like to stop at Sheffield Antiques Mall. It is huge! The last time I was here, I spent over an hour going through the aisles and looking at the different booths.
However, I’ve noticed a lot of things aren’t actually vintage or antiques. There are a lot of crafty-​type, etsy-​esque things, which I like. But some things are just passed off as ‘vintage’ with a ridiculous price tag. For example, a painting I own (and bought at Garden Ridge for $ 10) was marked $ 60! What?! My advice, be careful when purchasing.
The (newly?) expanded outdoor section is cool. Lots of lawn and garden items, outdoor furniture.
Be on the lookout for the turn into the parking lot if you’re coming from Germantown. I miss it every time and have to turn around! A good place to go if you have an afternoon to kill time.

I hate the drive from Midtown but this place makes me all squishy inside. Twice I’ve been there and I’ve still not made my way through it from right-​to-​left.
Some of the prices leave me feeling like someone was drinking while writing out the price tags but by-​and-​large it’s a great place to find a neat, unique piece. Especially as I’ve decided to start an Ugly Painting Collection. Those known to enjoy similar places will understand.
The only finger-​in-​the-​eye: the sign on the street advertises an Italian café inside. Great! Now I don’t have to leave if I need to rest (this place is so large, you’re thankful for the break) Lie! You get inside to find the café is… coming soon. Rats!
When it’s time to get something to eat/​drink and you’re heading back on the 385 W make a wide circle away from Logan’s — please note my earlier mention… right next door to the b/​s Logan’s TGI-Friday’s has a yummy strawberry shortcake-​like dessert… better service, too if you’re worn out from dragging a cart (!) through Sheffield’s & you don’t want to think about where to eat you just want someone to put a plate in front of your face.

Well back in the day this used to be The Payless Cashways hardware store… No more my friends its The King of Crunk Old and Cool Junk. I can just get lost in here for hours… looking at old books, furniture even out door patio items… o but I ramble.
if you looking for something you may just find it here. You may end up just going back again and again… remember you must seek to find that which desire.

This is my favorite antique store in the area and I love browsing the isles for little treasures and rare finds.
The place is gigantic — with over 300 dealers, all housed in about 70,000 square feet. And there is such variety! Upscale furniture, beautifully restored antiques, jewelry, old linens and lace, toys, collectibles, silver, paintings and all sorts of home décor. It’s fascinating just meandering through the isles.
But it can get a little overwhelming and you can really spend a lot of time in there. One nice things is the café in the back. It’s called Patty Cakes and it’s decked out to look like an indoor patio café. Very cute.
Also worth mentioning — A few times a year they have open houses in the evening with complimentary wine and appetizers. It’s a lot of fun and usually well attended. You can check their website for a list of events.

This antiques store is set in a massive, warehouse-​sized building off of Poplar.
On my visit, they had a pretty nice selection of antique jewelry.
In additional to dining room sets, china cabinets, and mirrors, I found newer books, collectors’ items like Peanuts glasses, and a record player.
I spotted a few nice paintings, and was considering a pretty, albeit overpriced, used Jones New York holiday sweater for $ 60, but I figured that I’d find something new at that price.

This antique mall is sprawling and huge. One could get lost there and it seems rather dimly lit and highly unorganized.
While there is a huge selection and it seems that things are for the most part clean and maintained, it was hard to find people who worked there to ask questions or get help.
Business works by the vendors leaving their stuff in their little cordoned space with a list of prices on the item and you pick it up or remember the number and take it to the front desk-​ish area for purchase.
It seems that quite a few vendors have «sales» going on, so you could potentially find a good deal there. Most of the items I found to be somewhat overpriced even for antiques.
There didn’t appear to be too much business/​people going on. about when I was there and I was a little paranoid as I was 1) walking around alone 2) it was a big dimly lit place 3) I thought someone was following me as I kept running into the same person 5x in a space the size of a small football field, and there was a lot of things to see/​distract a person.
All in all, a great variety, though overpriced, but with vendor specific sales, it makes it more worthwhile.
Haven’t tried the restaurant, perhaps sometime.