Tuesday, December 3, 2013

Rare Bird Antique Mall

I don't go to many of the local antique malls with the frequency I used to. I prefer the prices at estate sales or the flea market. BUT there is one place here that I LOVE. It is Rare Bird. It is located in Goodletsville, about a 20 minute drive from our house in South Nashville.
Last time I was there I came back and looked at this guy three different times. I loved the little metallic detail in the corners. And he is so cute! I still might have to go back and add him to my photo collection.
I was hoping for lots of vintage Christmas (like I need one more thing!) but this booth was really the only one with anything out! I talked to the owners and they didn't thing much more would show up. Such a bummer.
One of the best things about Rare Bird is the TONS of vintage packaging and NOS they have! The front of the store is set up like a general store, with different sections for food/cleaning/beauty supplies! All that old packaging looks so good together!
 You could stock a vintage vanity for sure at this shop! Look at all the cute pin cards!
They had a bunch of these little deadstock dresses. How adorable is that? Can you see the little ponies around the skirt?
If you are nearby or coming to town I highly suggest Rare Bird! It is a little drive out of town, but worth it! The staff is amazing too! Very helpful and seem to know where everything is in the big mall!

17 comments:

  1. So sad I didn't make it over here during my trip to Nashville! I collect old packaging/bobby pin cards so I'm drooling over the photos! It's wonderful that you have something like this so close to you. :)

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  2. Love the photos. Rare Bird looks like a fun place to browse!!

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  3. that place looks like paradise! Honestly I wish I could move to Nashville but Im firmly stuck in NYC. Also thanks for your advice about my blog I did combine them and Im so happy I did!

    retro rover

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  4. That place is my JAM! Even with antique store prices, I usually find something I can't live without, and if not, it's fun just to look. You took such great pictures of the joint! :D

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  5. Gorgeously curated booths, I love seeing packaging grouped together and collecting it. Flea Markets/Estate Sales often have the better deals but antique malls will often host the more droopingly amazing finds.

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    1. every time i'm there I wonder how the vendors FIND all that amazing dead stock stuff! it is always full!

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  6. All that new old stock is pretty cool. We don't see that kind of stuff around here, especially not in that good of condition.

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    1. i really wish i could ask the vendor where they get all that stuff! there is SO MUCH in that place.

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  7. I just went there for the first time last month. It was SO much bigger than I was expecting. It is a great place!

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  8. We are going to Nashville next November for about a week and I'm going to need a list of all of your favorite places to shop!

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    1. yes!! i will give you a list and you better make a little time to hang out with me. at least go to dinner or something!

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    2. omg yes!!! that would be amazingggg. we have to take steven to mellow mushroom, he's never been!!!

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  9. White Christmas tree looks awesome. The way the things are arranged looks beautiful...

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  10. you won my blog giveaway. Send me an address where I can mail the chipmunk picture too thanks

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  11. this looks so amazing! i will have to stop by sometime to ogle the vintage packaging, for sure.

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  12. That's my faaaaaaavorite place. You KNOW I go apeshit over all of those deadstock products. The lady at the counter told us that the person who runs that booth bought out an entire old store. I don't know if it's true...but that's what she said. :)

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