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!
One of each, please! And I’ll be in Atlanta this weekend and won’t be able to go!
The next time I visit my son in Roswell … I’m going to time it in order to visit this place! I was in heaven looking at your photos.
I just LOVE Scott’s! The stuff outside is also great and cheaper! I get so many ideas when I go! And isn’t Sherry a blast? LOVE her! So glad you two could meet up! Birds of a feather 🙂 Wait, I wasn’t there!
Hope you are having a great week!
Lou Cinda 😉
Love the shutters, pottery and pillows. Let’s see, it’s about an 8 hour drive to ATL from here. Hmmmmm….
Oh my Rhoda! I am drooling over here! What an amazing place. Seriously thinking I need a moving van and head up there. Never mapped Texas to Atlanta. But it would sooo be worth it!
hmmmm … about 6 hours from here in Fl to ATL….. Couldn’t stop looking at the shutters, and the painted pottery!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! oh my goodness this is an amazing place!!!!! Terri
This is yet another great post of yours, Rhoda!
Have a great day!
xo
Luciane at HomeBunch.com
Awesome place! I’ll have to check it out sometime. =)
I have been to the Scott’s market many times. But from you’re pictures it looks like there is more and more new stuff. That is sad, as I think the antique market is growing smaller and smaller. seems like anything that sells well in the world, is copied very fast in the new world. Can’t say that I blame them. So many people today do not care if it is old or not, they just want a look. I would say the old ones are cheaper. If the whole market looks like these pictures I would say, buyer beware and ask what you are buying. If you don’t care, looks like a wonderful place to shop. Thanks for sharing. Richard at My Old Historic House
Rhoda, So many wonderful picts. My fav is of you and sherry, Oh how I would love to hang out with the two of you!!! What really caught my eye in the picts was all the old doors and shutters. I love them!!! Kathysue
I need to get a U-Haul and head to Atlanta! This place is awesome… Never even heard of it before your blog..
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Wendy- The Southern Newlywed
WOW, I could drool for hours. So many goodies.. wonder how the prices are cause I loved about 10 things… dangerous place! LOL
OH, MY…. I would be in heaven there! What great items and great pictures, thanks for sharing!
Jodi
One of each please!!!!!
Rhoda, I was frothing over the shudders, tables, pottery, furniture…ok, I was frothing over everything 😉 I would love to visit this with a huge purse full of money and a big ole truck waiting outside! Lol
Can you tell me what glass floats are for??? I love them, but don’t know the purpose. I’m glad you told us about the vintage dough bowl. I saw some of these at a local store and loved them, but wondered what they were used for.
I’m one of those crazy people that has to have reasoning for everything. I was probably one of those two year olds that constantly asked WHY???
Thanks for sharing 😉
Rhoda, I have always wanted to visit Scott’s, but I have never made it there…Thanks so much for posting these amazing photos. I *really* want to go now!
Scott’s is amazing! One of our favorite places for antiquing! We love the vintage dough bowl you found! So fun!
xo E + J
Rhoda this look soooooo cool. I love it when you share your shopping adventures with us!!! I’m pretty sure this is what heaven looks like, tons of fun antiques, etc. for browsing and inspiration!! Love it!
xoxo
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Rhoda,
Now that is my kind of place! I’ll have to remember to stop in next time I’m in Atlanta. How were the prices?
Thanks for sharing your trip.
Brittany
First time commentor!
Since you used to live in Bham/Alabaster (I live in Helena) where were your favorite places to shop here? I still want to check out the place you blogged about in Cullman. I will wait a little longer til Cullman has time to recover. Thanks Karen