Cobwebs

This is a small shop but a great hidden gem. Antique stores are either a hit or miss but this one had exactly what we were looking for. I purchased a great side table that has a painted finish and a small hanging cabinet with a white painted finish and chicks wire door.
The shop featured a lot of side tables, a few larger pieces and a nice mix of small home accessories and art work. You do need to dig to find some of the cooler pieces but it was definitely worth it.
The shop owner was very nice and was willing to go lower on price for the smaller piece we purchased. Overall this was a great experience.

I found my way into Cowbwebs on a hot July day and immediately wanted to leave.
I stayed as long as I could in order not to be rude, but the air was dead still in there, and it smelled awful. Not just like antiques. Awful.
The woman behind the counter was talkative in a bad way. I relish friendly conversation when visiting shops. It’s one of my favorite things about visiting stores! But this woman just kept asking questions, one after the other, the entire time I was there. I tried to make it clear with body language that I was just interested in browsing, but she kept on coming with the questions. It was more of an interrogation than a dialog.
Merchandise wise, I saw nothing of value. Everything was sort of just stacked in dusty piles. There were none of the, «Oooooh, look at that! What a cool thing!» moments that you want when visiting an antiques or thrift-​type shop.
Maybe there’s some hidden treasure in there, but for me it wasn’t worth the dig.

I hoped this place might have a little more too it. They had a lot of accent tables, side tables and random bric-​n-​brac. books, frames, etc.
Most of the furniture was pretty beat up and the prices were NOT cheap. It’s worth a look but don’t get your hopes up too high!
Also, the hours there are weird. 11 – 3:30 every day.