If you haven’t heard about Scott’s Antiques Market and you live in Atlanta, you are missing out on a treasure trove of fun. It’s about the best antiques market that is still left in Atlanta that I know of (waahhhh, I still miss the OLD Lakewood Market at the Fairgrounds) and I have found some of my favorite furniture pieces at Scott’s.
It is always full of eye-candy, one of a kind finds, and is purely fun for browsing. There are 2 huge warehouses full of great stuff, as well as plenty outside as well. This trip, I didn’t even make it to the 2nd building, but saw plenty to photograph just in the South Building. It’s held the 2nd weekend of every month.
Maybe I will hit it again this weekend, who knows? 
I met up again in May with new blog friend, Sherry Hart, who’s house was featured in the May 2011 issue of Better Homes & Gardens. If you haven’t checked that out yet, go and take a peek a her beautiful home. She has promised I will get to see it in person soon and I’m holding her to it! 🙂 Sherry is a wonderful designer and has been at it for a long, long time.  We weren’t really interested in these dusty pink chairs, it was simply a photo op. 🙂 
So, enjoy the stroll through Scott’s Antiques Market. I’m not going to narrate every pic, but you will get the idea on how much fun it is. If you’re looking for something special, chances are you will find it at Scott’s. 
And I hope you enjoy LOTS of pics, cause I took a ton of pics. Seems I don’t know when to stop snappin’. 🙂
Loads of old shutters, wouldn’t these be fun to play with? 
Furniture galore as far as you can see. All styles, all years. 
Beautiful wood pieces and you’ll find plenty of painted things too.
Look what I spied?! Do you remember my sweet red bunny fabric that I had for so long? There it is, still going strong on this cute pillow. Awww….
Loved everything in this pic, especially the mercury glass and that horse head.  You will find all sorts of one of a kind things at Scott’s. 
Antique rugs
Frenchy chairs galore. Have they been reading blogs, do you think? 
A slew of original oils. 
Vintage dough bowl. 
Stacks and stacks of fabric remnants, a dream for those who love fabrics (I do!). 
Great sentiment on this pillow. 😉
These guys out of Alabama had some neat old doors made into hall trees. I thought these were so unique and stopped to chat with them a bit. They are Jeff & Donna Lee out of Alabama (I think down near Montgomery). Called LeGAllee Antiques and Faux Finishes, you can reach them at 334-451-0212 if interested in checking out their wares further. They are here every month at Scott’s in space J-8, South Building. 
I told them I’m a blogger and would give them a shout-out. Nice guys! And I loved their stuff. 
Now, who does this piece remind you of? Yep, Miss Mustard Seed herself. Gorgeous painted piece. Looks like that could be some famous Annie Sloan chalk paint, which I have yet to use, but have heard so much about. 
Love these pillows!
Beautiful prints and vintage art. 
Check out these chairs! Didn’t check the price, but they are pretty.
Big fat French armoires always get my attention. 
Old and rustic are the words at Scott’s. 
So many beautiful things to take in. It’s impossible to see it all.
Furniture galore. 
Loved! this old lantern. 
Chairs, oh yeah, check out the chairs. 
This piece was very unique, with a real butcher block top. 
Loved this table. 
If I had room, I’d get a dozen of these old glass floats. 
They are just beautiful to me. 
Pretty pottery. 
Loved it all.
Spot anything you’d like to bring home? Yeah, me too! 
These old architectural pieces were fab! 
As was this old mirror.
Didn’t you love Scott’s? I know, it’s a treasure trove. If you haven’t been before, you simply MUST!
You have made my day with another spectacular entry! Thank you! I look forward to visiting my family in Atl this summer. I’ll have to schedule my visit around the 2nd weekend of either Jul or Aug. Take care, Rhoda! ~Lynn
I. want. to. go. shopping. there. !!!!!
We actually drove past the exit for Scott’s (saw the billboard) when we were traveling home from vacation a couple of weeks ago – it was not “the right weekend” so, I’ll have to come back another time. But, at least I know how to get there! 🙂
Why, yes… I do remember your sweet red bunny fabric you had for so long! It’s going strong in my dining room right now (as I type this comment)! Still love it – thanks again for selling it to me!! 🙂
Paula, so glad you are still loving those!!
Hey, girls! Several asked about prices. I can’t say that Scott’s is cheap at all, but they do have some great one of a kind things. I did find my fave 2 pieces of furniture here. definitely worth looking!
Rhoda!! Do they have antique bibs? Because I am drooling over that place! Holy cats! How are the prices?
Hi can you buy online ? As I live in a different country.
Wow, now I really want to go! I started pinning items to Pinterest and wanted to pin the whole page! 🙂
thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the tour. I’ve never seen anything like it.
Rhoda I had no idea they had fabric. I had planned to go this weekend but a business trip got in the way. July is not looking good either, so my plan is to be there in August. I can’t wait!
A wonderful post Rhoda and what a treasure trove of lovely goodies.
We have a Scott’s that is at ONE building on the fairgrounds only during the winter months. So a much smaller scale. I would say that the vendors are not the same though. I think we get more of the rustic antique stuff up here and I know I have never seen a frenchy chair at one of the shows. I only go once or twice during the winter because it kills me to pay the prices there when I know it would be 1/2 the price elsewhere, but of course I do pay the price because I don’t want to lose out on a cool find. Must be part of their marketing concept :).
Rhoda,
You found decor heaven. This is where all the good little decor must go! I always knew that heaven would let all the good little decor pieces in!
I could do so much damage there!
Yvonne
Oh my! This place looks just incredible. I am definitely going to have to stop by next time I’m in Atlanta.
Rhoda, you always make everything look like such fun. Wish I could go with you. I have a feeling we’d have fun together. You always take so many pics and make it feel like I’m there too. Hoping you enjoy your weekend.
When I lived in Ohio I sold at the Scott’s Show regularly in Columbus, OH (1980s thru early 1990s). The Scott’s are wonderful people and they have a reputation for having excellent antique shows.
I went to Scott’s once and it was great! Maybe I need to take another trip to Atlanta! BTW, is the Scott’s Antique Market in Destin that you profiled related to this one?
Hi, Vicki, the one in Destin was called Holiday and Smith’s was the other one, so no Scott’s in FL that I know of.
Rhoda I’m so bummed we don’t have one here. I saw a ton of things I want…basically one of everything. Hope you are well.
Oooh! I want those Free Range Children Pillows!! Awesome! 🙂
Rhoda….I am just now coming up for air after a crazy month. Have hardly had time to read post but saw this and wanted to say thanks for the shout! I want to get together soon……I should be almost caught up by next week so I will call you! Hope you are doing well.
Rhoda: Love the photos…thanks. What a place! Do you know if they buy gold and silver jewelry for melting? Looks like only furniture but thought I’d ask. And if I could pick your brain: Do you know a good place to sell old gold and silver jewelry in Atlanta for its melt value? ?
Beverly Pease
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HI, Beverly, I don’t know about that, not one of the things I know much about. Sorry!
How much were the shutters? And I love Scots!