It's amazing what turns up in the homes of Vicksburg, Mississippi. I purchased this 12" diameter Japanese float from a local resident who was given the antique collectible while on a trip abroad. It's in superb condition, complete with the original mesh wrapping. I assume that the Japanese fishermen used these floats to suspend their nets. See it on the second floor.
We're overstocked with most everything imaginable. Call or email us if you're looking for a particular item. 601-618-7478, or 601-636-3700.
Lots of glass!
We have a little of everything under the sun!
And more glass!
Coins, Civil War relics, antique furniture, rare books, jewelry, etc., etc., etc.
Many antiques and collectibles from Mississippi, Louisiana, and other nearby states.
Come by and off check us out. We're ready to deal!
I'm no great chef, but when my wife refuses (which is often) and I have no alternative but to rustle up my own grub, my first choice for a cooking implement is a cast iron skillet. Properly seasoned, these heavy implements will give their owners years of superb service. Their slick, non-stick surface will fry a steak to perfection or sauté' onions or perform any of a number of other culinary functions better (in my opinion) than any other material known to man or woman. 
We have a number of Native American artifacts for sale, including these two very heavy axes. 
Sometimes called (inaccurately) the "Civil War," the conflict between the northern and southern states of the USA had an enormous effect on the future of our country. Volume after volume have been written on the subject. We have recently purchased a moderate collection of such books; they are now available on both floors of the antique shop. We have first editions as well as everyday editions at very reasonable prices.
Several of these old decoys were brought to the store a while back, though only a couple of them are suitable to add to a collection. They are constructed of a canvas-like material and filled with chips of cork (I presume). The bills are wood, and wood strips are laced to the undersides. Around the neck is a lead weight attached by a length of cord. If you have an interest in old decoys, these can be had at very reasonable prices.
This is one of the most beautiful pendants I've come across. The oval "matt," which is a thin gold plate containing a monogram, is contained under beveled glass supported by an oval-shaped gold frame. The "photo" of the young girl is composed of a material with which I am unfamiliar; it may be easily replaced if desired. For sale (reluctantly), first floor, $150.
We have a fairly large selection of silver coins, some old, some not so old. They sell really well, especially now with silver taking a pause in its rather meteoric rise in value. We also have some scarce Vicksburg trade tokens as well as trade tokens from other parts of the country. Come by and take a look.
We have several new offerings of sterling silver, including flatware and serving utensils. Of special interest to collectors of Vicksburg memorabilia is a Benjamin Guider sterling silver fork, produced here in Vicksburg by Mr. Guider himself (photo unavailable).
We have a number of Coke collectibles, including this large vintage cardboard Christmas greeting. 
The original bottler of Coca-Cola, Joseph Biedenharn of Vicksburg, left a legacy with his soda bottles, the first to ever hold Coca-Cola.
We have a large number of volumes related to the history of Vicksburg - located second floor. If you are a researcher, these will be of interest.
