A sprawling antique mall near Avondale with decades of dealers selling furniture, glassware, china, and collectibles, plus an on-site cafe. A full-afternoon destination for serious antique browsing in Jacksonville.
A 50,000-square-foot salvage-and-antique warehouse in a historic 1927 railroad depot downtown, known for architectural salvage, mid-century furniture, and industrial finds.
King Street and the nearby Five Points district in Riverside are lined with antique shops filled with curios and one-of-a-kind home decor, steps from local cafes and breweries.
The Shoppes of Avondale mix boutique shopping with antique dealers along St. Johns Avenue, in one of Jacksonville's most walkable historic shopping districts.
St. Augustine's San Marco Avenue is lined with antique shops and galleries in the historic Uptown district, near the Fountain of Youth and the Old Jail.
Housed in the former Hotel Alcazar, this museum gathers fine art, estate jewelry, and Gilded Age antiques, with a separate antique mall in its historic courtyard.
Tucked into St. Augustine's Historic Uptown District on San Marco Avenue, this shop mixes antique furniture with Florida Highwaymen paintings, estate jewelry, and vintage collectibles. A quieter, curated stop compared to the busier antique malls nearby.
This Southbank shopping square includes vintage and antique dealers alongside boutiques and dining around the neighborhood's landmark lion fountain.
Estate sales across Duval, Clay, and St. Johns Counties are a regular source for antique furniture, silver, and collectibles, especially in older neighborhoods like Ortega and Avondale.
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