Attic Treasures Antiques in Watkinsville is open from 9:30-4 each week on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Other times by advance appointment. Please wear a mask. Travelers often stop in Watkinsville for antiquing because it's a pretty town with opportunities to grab a bite to eat and get out and stretch your legs.
Watkinsville features the historic Eagle Tavern and the Art Deco Oconee County Courthouse. Just south of town on Hwy 15, you'll find the Iron Horse and Elder Covered Bridge. Walking into Watkinsville antique store Attic Treasures Antiques is a bit like entering a museum. We have items dating back to early Native American cultures, the Civil War, and both world wars.
Watkinsville features the historic Eagle Tavern and the Art Deco Oconee County Courthouse. Just south of town on Hwy 15, you'll find the Iron Horse and Elder Covered Bridge. Walking into Watkinsville antique store Attic Treasures Antiques is a bit like entering a museum. We have items dating back to early Native American cultures, the Civil War, and both world wars.
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Watkinsville antique store Attic Treasures Antiques - owned by Joann and Charles Stewart - is located at 19 North Main Street, Watkinsville, GA 30677. The store is open from 9:30AM to 3:45PM Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Our Watkinsville antique store is located very close to this marker. We are on the west side of North Main Street, next door to the Oconee Welcome Center and two doors down from Elizabeth Ann Florist.
Vintage Signs
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Do you have a thing for antique signs? Watkinsville antique store Attic Treasures Antiques has a trove of antique and vintage signs for sale. The most valuable outdoor signs were made between 1890 and 1950 from heavy rolled iron, which was die cut before being coated with layers of colored powdered glass and fired in a kiln.
Native American Indian Artifacts
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Inside Watkinsville antique store Attic Treasures Antiques you'll find Native American Indian artifacts for sale like arrowheads, spear points, stone axes, pipes, and effigies. The original native tribes of Georgia include the Apalachee, Cherokee, Hitchiti, Oconee, Miccosukee, Muskogee Creek, Timucua, Yamasee, and Guale Indians.
Tobacco Pipes – Pipe Collecting
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Do you collect tobacco pipes? Watkinsville antique store Attic Treasures has an extensive collection of some of the best-known briar root wooden tobacco pipe brands in the world. Owner Charles Stewart is a walking pipe collecting guide with an encyclopedic knowledge of rare pipes and their values - including antique meerschaum.
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