Lost Antiques

The last few times I’ve been there, it was dead except for dealers moving out. Interesting items and a nice variety, but seems like they are closing.

This is a very good antique mall. It’s not for the bargain hunter looking to snag an amazing deal, but the flip side is this is a much more curated collection of items that have been more carefully selected. As a result, virtually everything in here is a great find! Plus, the size is manageable without being overwhelming. We toured every booth and were here maybe an hour and a half.
The prices are spot on. They hover around 90%-110% of value, so you know you are getting a good price, if not a mega bargain. This is the place to go if you want a statement piece and know the value of what you are buying.
PLUS, for rock-​hounds and collectors, there is a vendor here with a wonderful collection of high-​end and medium-​end pieces at reasonable prices. Again around 90−110% of value, so you know you are getting a fair price. A great place if you love rocks, fossils, and statement pieces like that.

Fairly impressive antique mall. They have a wide range of items from furniture to small trinkets and seem to attract some really good vendors. It’s large but without being overwhelming. I was also impressed with the pricing. Everything seemed priced very appropriately to what it was actually worth. So maybe not the place if you’re a bargain hunting flea market type person, but a great spot if you like a more curated collection.

Darn good selection of antiques. If you need a statement piece for your house, go here and shop. The booths go from Victorian, to French, to Art Deco and African. Furniture to jewelry to barware. Always clean and well lit. But… it’s not a bargain hunters paradise. The items are good and you pay for the condition.

Lost has a great selection of high quality and in great shape pieces of history. The store is very well laid out and you will definitely find that original piece for your home, office or for as a gift.
The service was great, friendly.
Prices, you get what you pay for… you may pay a little more but with history to tell.
I got a beautiful 1920’s painting, can’t wait to hang it on the wall.
Definitely worth stoping by.

Oh this might be my favorite antique store here in the area! It’s «swankier» than the others — it’s bigger and cleaner and better displayed. Fancier stuff here. Higher prices too, of course, but still a lot of fun to browse! I got some cufflinks here that were nicely priced. They had a plate of fresh ginger snap cookies up at the register for free — that was nice. They also sell cans of soda here for 50 cents. How awesome is that? But yah if you got the $$$, this is a place to go for that unique something or historical item!!!

Among the slew of antique stores in this area of Dallas, Lost Antiques would get my vote for most eclectic…
From bar memorabilia in one both, to African treasures in another, all tossed in intermittently with motorcycle throwbacks and classic furniture– there’s a lot to look through at this store. The prices are quite a bit more steep than what we found at other nearby locations, but at the same time, with quality comes value. While other stores are a hodge podge of anything and everything to be searched over like an indoor yard sale, Lost Antiques is spacious and uncrowded. There’s little need to feel the claustrophobic and ‘hands inside the vehicle’ effect presented by others.
Lost Antiques is certainly worth the stroll in you have the cash to spend.

First of all, everyone is so nice and welcoming in this store without being pushy or overwhelming. I am looking for very specific items for my wedding and was able to find one of those items at this store and lucked into a 50% off deal. The spaces in the store are rented to different vendors so there is a good mix of items and prices here. It also looked like they have a good turnover of items, so I will definitely be back to check out new arrivals!