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May 2022 by Jennifer O.
Cute little antique shop with a lovely owner. She worked with me to get a good price on some dishes I was eyeing. Also took the time to tell us about some other antique pieces with interesting back stories. Looking forward to coming back.
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March 2022 by Criselda S.
For a small town antique store, it's pretty good. Has a nice selection. Some China, old American antiques, all sorts of stuff. Would come back again. I believe it's a mom and pops store so that's cool. Unique gem of Culpeper. Bought some awesome coins for my family from 1948.
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January 2021 by Melanie Stone
Lovely place very knowledgeable.
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November 2020 by Livia Mackison
Exciting and fun place to go back in time and remember
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November 2020 by Susan M.
Nice pieces, but really over priced. Even small, damaged pieces are pricey. :'/
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August 2020 by Ritchie Jacob's
Owner is great quality stuff smaller store
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July 2019 by Emily Clarrey
Nice little Antique shop! Worth checking out if you are walking around downtown!
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March 2019 by Matt Lamb
Some nice things but very over priced
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March 2019 by Lilly K
Great selection of unique antiques
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November 2018 by Jay B
Every time I visit Culpeper, I always make sure to go into this amazing little antique shop, the woman who operates it is a fantastic lady who works hard to keep her merchandise in good shape and restores history, she is a hard worker and does a very good job making everything look pretty, she has a passion for antiques and I could not recommend this antique store enough!
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December 2017 by Maria T.
While Quail-at-the-Wood Antiques is quaint and charming, the prices are for the birds! It's a little "hawkward" leaving a "fowl" commentary on a pastime I love so much, but "owl" just have to "wing" it. I've been antiquing for 40 years, (yes, I'm that old-something of an antique myself) and I have also worked at antique/thrift/consignment shops so I'm familiar prices and quality. With that said, most of the prices at this antique shop are exorbitant. Be prepared to drop three "bills" for a rag doll... four bills for a hutch... Look, I know some of these items are unique, some date the Civil War era, but even the brass, figurines and baskets are high priced. I think I saw an old broken wreath for $20. Even that wasn't worth the "poultry" amount. I've seen similar items at other antique shops for a lot less chicken feed. I don't mean to ruffle any feathers, but with all the antique shops in the Culpeper area, save your nest egg for a more reasonable shop!
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May 2017 by Rachel J.
We were visiting in Cupeper for the day. I knew from the display window that this was a place I wanted to look into. Everything in the store was beautiful and well cared for. I bought a beautiful crystal necklace and a beaded bag for my sister as a gift. Both are stunning. I wish I lived closer as I live in Minnesota. I would love to spend more time in her shop.
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March 2017 by Thomas Holliday
Great little antique shop. There is always something of interest to us on offer. It has become a sort of tradition for my wife and I to drive to Culpeper around the time of our anniversary and visit this shop. We have almost always returned home with a joint present to ourselves.
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March 2017 by Audrey Cooper
Nothing blew me away, but a nice little spot with a good variety of antique items from a wide range of eras.
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July 2014 by Rebecca M.
There are some great items in this store. Beautiful paintings. Lovely furniture. Cool, unique items. But the prices are prohibitive. I had a good time looking over everything, but each time I turned over a tag, I cringed. Maybe I have expensive taste, but I didn't see anything less than $300. I'm not even saying the items aren't worth it; I've worked in the industry, and it is rare that I see something that I haven't encountered before. I did see some genuinely unique things here, but the prices reminded me of Old Town Alexandria more than sleepy Culpeper. Bottom line? If you've got deep pockets then have a field day, but don't go looking for a deal.
