Georgetown Antique Mall

If anyone is gonna dress up as a 1950’s cowboy for Halloween—we have the props for you!

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Spooky Season is just around the corner!
Come get dibs on some of the coolest things to be put out all year!
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Best of the Bluegrass - Festival of the Horse is today! The Grand Parade of Horses is at 5pm, and luckily we will have all three floors open for your shopping pleasure from 11:30a-5pm— just in time to catch the amazing parade! Let’s hope this weather holds out! ♥️♥️♥️

So many fun events this weekend! 🐴
We will be open our normal hours (Mon-Sat 11:30am-5pm) for the Best of the Bluegrass - Festival of the Horse. Our shop at 124 W. Main St with three floors of amazing vintage and antique items for you to peruse! Jewelry, crocks, lamps, glassware, furniture, art….we have about a million things! Come on down and find yourself a special treasure!

The complete Schedule of Events for the 45th annual Best of the Bluegrass - Festival of the Horse!

Join us September 11th-13th for another fantastic celebration where locals and visitors have an opportunity to come together and commemorate Bluegrass heritage in the heart of horse country!

More Info: https://festivalofthehorse.or

Hope to see you Monday! We have three floors full of antiques and vintage treasures to explore!

Make room on your trinket shelf, or just come pick up a sweet Wade Whimsie for a friend—we have a whole collection of these pocket-sized collectibles available and looking for new homes!

We have two beautiful, framed, mid-century ornithological lithographs by the American artist ⁠Cecil Golding (1900–1990).

Golding was a New York-born painter and lithographer well-known for his realistic natural wildlife, still-life, and portrait illustrations.
These particular prints were published by the New York Graphic Society (circa 1940s–1950s).

Hey Chicks!
Need to add to your flock? Stop by Booth #46 and find the cutest Hen on Nest (and Rooster) dishes!

What a beautiful work of art! Need a print? We have one!

Artist Ted DeGrazia channels his emotions into the color and action-packed paint strokes to convey speed, movement and energy in several paintings such as the “Hoop Dancer”.