Antique Emporium

I could have spent hours in this place! Unfortunately, I only had a few minutes to spare. They have so many different, unique things... I wanted to know the story behind everything! I do plan on going back there soon when I have a little extra time.

Incredible selection of signed and numbered prints, as well as original artwork. I have never seen this amount of artwork and signed prints in one place. More expensive than most antique shops, but the quality of the pieces is worth it. Most pieces are well framed and matted. As far as other items, they have a large selection of small and medium sized sculptures and some busts. They also have a lot of magazines and calendars. The walls also have a lot of various animal busts (Varying degrees of quality here, but I'm not an expert. Some looked a bit worn but there are quite a lot.) There is a not-for-sale display of ethnic antiques as well, which is very interesting. Overall, it is my impression that this shop specializes in prints and original artworks. They do an excellent job in both their collection and their display. Easy to see everything, and from multiple angles. 10/10!

Hard to express in words - truly unbelievable all the antiques from all over the world that are in one building with 3 floors. Take your time!

The moment I stepped inside, I was greeted by an overwhelming abundance of antiques. The term ‘emporium’ truly encapsulates the this place. To my surprise, its size exceeded my wildest imagination. Every nook and cranny was adorned with am array of treasures, leaving me in awe. As I explored further, I couldn’t help but engage in a delightful conversation with a remarkably friendly gentleman who worked there. I look forward to future visits.

Very interesting 3 floors of fascinating things for sale! Never bored here!

The wife and I love this place. With 3 floors of stuff there is so much to look at.

The first floor has such amazing antiques and unique items and with the private collections it is a much to gawk at.

The second floor is my favorite with what I would consider a more normal selection. But every thing is played out nicely and there is generally room to move around unlike some antique malls.

The 3ed floor is still a worthy visit as well.

Overall this is a regular stop if we are in the mood to go antiquing.

Very cool store. They separated a lot of their items by country of origin but there seemed to be a bit of everything. More larger items than simple trinkets. If you have money to spend and want unique items then this is the place to go!

Wow. If you like places that you can spend a lot of time poking thru stuff, this is it! Alot of terrific matted and framed art, advertising, prints etc. Enjoyed looking at all the collections. It's located in a historic building, which adds to the ambiance. Did I mention the elevator that you have to close by hand - come on! How cool is that?! Lots of fun. Highly recommend if you are a "I'll know it when I see it" kind of person.

This store is full of wonders! It has many old books, prints/portraits, mini statues, and ceramics. There is a lot of cool taxidermy to admire as well as the owner's foreign mask collection. :) I bought a 1930's/40's sun hat and a book about classical Greece.

The place is so huge seen an antique frame with a picture of a child in it from the 1820’s which anything from early 1800’s to 1700’s is very hard to find. May try to get that frame one of these days, but one day I felt sorry for the employee there when their card reader wasn’t working for him. One time I thought it was hilarious how a worker there didn’t remember the antique clogs they had and all I did was dig around in the case which I seen some of the shoes in there wasn’t priced, but I’m sure i could always ask how much is this and a worker would figure that out somehow. Have to learn when they add different items to the half off section there cause that’s a fun snoop in that section up stairs. The workers like hearing my story of how I got from another antique store an antique Victorian dress in perfect shape for $40 and the one worker even helps me find items to go with that dress on my headless mannequin

Well priced antiques from glassware to furniture, brone statue s to hunting trophies mounted on wall. Huge book collection. So much to see. I didn't plan my timing right and missed out on the third floor. I will definitely be back!

This is my favorite store,it has so many unique and odd things I love. I visit almost every week and I’m so sad it’s being sold, but I’m happy to hear you will still be in business and selling online. Hope everything goes amazing for you and your business

Absolutely amazing! A must see whenever you are in Eau Claire. Could spend hours browsing the three floors. Especially interesting were the old maps and posters.

Amazing place huge selection of whatever you like for antiques. You can spend an entire day there. Very good chance you will stumble on something hard to find and unique.

The most outstanding antiques shop I've ever been in. It was the most relaxing time I spent in a shop. The collections were breathtaking. Will Definitely be coming back.

Lots of cool and unique things, even from somewhere as remote as Papua New Guinea! If I was buying a new home and needed furniture or decor I'd totally fiyne here to get a lot of it

The staff is very helpful and friendly and they have a huge assortment of things. A must for any fan of antiques! Nothing else like it in town!

One of the most incredible antique shops you'll encounter. It's more like a museum with its taxidermy on every open surface, plethora of bronze statues, and art prints galore. If you need an antique frame - this is the place to visit.

Spent an unplanned hour browsing their gigantic used vinyl selection. Great selection and fun to find hidden gems in there.

Wow!... Kind of bewildering the selection they have. I do believe the sales for the street sculptures are managed by this business too, but I could be wrong. Very cool location.