The Peg General Store

This place has been around for years. I’ve must have walked by this place at least more than half a dozen times, however, this was my first time actually noticing it. It’s an antique store that has basic furniture, nothing that screams outside the box in terms of uniqueness and design. Their are chairs outside, however, it is close to a bus stop. Many people sit in the chairs with the wet clothes and what not. Who knows where they may have been. It was laughable that they wanted to sell a run down Ikea cheap looking office chair for $ 25 = a serious joke. The guy who works there is really nice, however, he doesn’t have much to offer. Prices are dart board pricing for valueless furniture. At least it is well organized.

Pretty good selection of furniture in good condition. Smaller store, so visit often so you don’t miss out on some great items. I found some beautiful tables and a secretary’s desk there. Also a great place for those shopping for furniture to repaint and recycle!

Usually I have seen this «antique» place from across the street. For the longest time I stayed on the other side of commercial within this block but I have broken the cycle ! I have CROSSED the street to the OTHER side… it’s a new world for me over there.
The Peg had some speaker stands out front for 20 bucks. The big guy scooped ‘em up. We wandered in. Vintage, Retro, Antique. Junk and collectibles. A mirror with Ram horn hooks, eek. A fake Deer head for the wall, your grandmothers tea pot, your great uncles chest of drawers.
The store is almost like a museum. It’s kind of organized at least so you don’t feel like you might trip or have something crawl out at you or tip over. The proprietors are nice and have a sense of humour too.

Sure you can hit up the antique stores on Main Street for hand selected gorgeous pieces, but you’ll pay the price. I like the Peg because you get to experience the thrill of the hunt and if you catch something good, you might actually be able to afford to walk out with it. I saw several cute pieces the last time I visited. Antique aficionados might scoff, but it a good spot for folks who want a vintage look without paying through the nose.

The Peg, which sells vintage (or modern) furniture and collectibles is a really fun place to drop in, and if you’re lucky you’ll find that something special to make your home a bit more unique in its décor. This store always has a nice range of vintage (not necessarily antique) furnishings from desks and tables to vintage electronics (telephones, sewing machines), and much of it is in quite good shape. I’d describe this place as more quirky than formal, but if you’re into shabby chic or just like the look of some well-​made older furnishings, you’ll be happy you stopped by.