Shopping Florida's LARGEST Antique Mall... Not what I Expected!

What is this? Goober and Gooberette? And there's pigs too. Everyone's just happy to be here. They're saying yes. Everyone, yes? Hello, it's Jeffrey with Real Nifty Vintage and today we are shopping at Florida's largest antique mall. Let's go. We are here at the largest antique mall in Florida, here in Inverness, and it is called Antique Mall. Actually, I don't know the name of this mall. Florida's Antique Mall. That's the name of it with the little alligator guy. Let's see what we can find. All of these cases here, when you first walk in, a ton of showcases. That would almost likely glow under blacklight, which I don't have with me. Oh, they do have a blacklight in there. It's kind of bright, though, to see it. This place is pretty huge. It's about 70,000 square feet. So I'm just going to choose a direction and go. Wow. This is really well curated with all the black and white. It's very striking. These booths are really well done. Like this one here, look, they painted the blue. It's a whole moment happening. This one is $49. It's really not a bad price, because the frame alone is so cool. Look at this little guy, a little chipmunk. Are you a chipmunk? It looks like copper. No, wait. Those are those things you whack. That's one of those whacking things. I mean, we don't want to whack it, but that's the only context I know them in. Moles? Are they moles? And there's this one. Armadillo. $69. Or, no. $29. My gosh. I love this. Do you see it? Do you see it? It's right here. Look. All these little dots. And then the shelf here. That's part of it, the mirror. $99 is really not bad, because I've never seen anything quite like it. It's very folk art. Wait, that's for that. Oh, here it is. Vintage wood double crescent moon. Where's the moons? Oh! Those are moons. I didn't put that together. But yeah, they are moons. And there's little staircases to get to them. That is so good. This whole booth is corral. They've got the rosemary pattern. They have the spring blossom. They've got blue onion. Farm fresh. I see a 35% off sale. Looks like it's lots of depression glass. Or, well, carnival glass. There's a lot of carnival glass. Langeberger. There's a whole bunch of cases in the back here. Many of them are open. Which I like a lot. I mean, no glass. You can touch all you want. This is really pretty. Napka ware, or Leften. One of the two. $26. That's a nice little sleigh. Mmm. Sleigh. Sleigh. What is this? What is this? What are you? What are you trying to be? Handmade homemade bow. Black and gold with beads. Large. It's very organic, look. All the little crusty edges. And it has the beads. This one is just what it is. $20. And they have like a whole wood factory here with the cutting boards. And then this is all glassware. More glassware. I love glass. Look at this Balthamian. Czechoslovakian. $23. It's cut to clear. It's all crystal and it's cut. Fused glass there. Ceramic and fused glass. You're pretty. Mmm. Look at this one. $17. It has a little lid. Two pieces. This is one piece. It's not as good as piece number two. Look at that. Corn cobs. Are you corn? Or is it just... What is that? I don't know. Elongated berries. That area is kind of more open. Like maybe they are accepting new people. Maybe. There's some booze there. There's like something devoid of anything there. And then also over here there's space for dancing. I've always liked this floor. Not this exact floor because I've never been here. But it's called terrazzo. And it's kind of an Italian vibe. But sometimes you go to really fancy city halls and things. Old historic places and they've got patterns cut out. It's just cool sometimes, you know? They've got a whole light kit thing for a stage and then the guitars. And then speakers. Oh my gosh. You really can find anything here. Maybe they've got a department with guys. Single guys. I really like this table. It has the formica top. But then also it has like the pattern kind of going into it. Like this mid-century design. And then the chairs which are so cool. Look they've got this wire this wire back here. The black. How much have we got here for this? $2.85 for all of it. And then the fabric itself is in okay shape. It's this old like stiff wipeable thing. Stiff and wipeable. This is one of the highest priced black rotary phones I've ever seen. $95 for a western electric. I assume western electric. They usually are. But yeah. Western electric black. It's not even a color. You're not even colored. You're black. I see something that's really cool. Do you think it's old though? Do you know what I'm looking at? I'm going to get closer. Do you know what I'm looking at? What about now? That's new. Bottle holder. Oh she holds your liquors. There's her sister. She's gold. And then a fireplace screen next to it. And the brass. This has like a telescope is that the word? It like fans out on each side like a peacock's feather kind of a thing. I've sold many of these in the past and they do pretty well. Shipping is annoying. This one $98. That's a different one than I've seen before. It has the yin and yang on top. Looks like fish scales doesn't it? The way that it is. It's cool he's an A. But look has two handles. It's $125. It's an interesting shape I haven't really seen before. Whoa. Look at the writing on the bottom of this one. Has quite a lot of vacancies. All them big squares. There's whatever this is supposed to be over here. That's open. Traditionally that's not really my style. I'm allergic to cats but I like that. It has something going on. $110. Framed paint by number. Are your paint by number? It's like walking into different people's houses the way they design these things. This is really cool. I like that table specifically. But I mean you look here and then you look over there and you got one extreme, another extreme, another extreme. That's the benefit of antique malls is all of the variety. $22 for oh you get the pair of these. Really? Not enough for resale for me to buy it and then resell it but it's a good price. They did a good job. Congrats. Look at that chair. It has like Mother of Pearl in the back. There's Pearl and her mother. And then all the woodwork and the little cushion. The little cushion. It's Chinese of course. $250 Chinese Rosewood Emperor's chair with inlay and yellow silk cushion. Look at that though. And it's 35% off. So that's good too. There is a ton of vacancies here so there's more there. And then I noticed this entire room back here which showcases and look look how empty they are. And then I had to look online because I was like what's going on? This place is only new from November of 2024 so it's been what like a year and a half open? That makes a lot of sense. Makes a lot of dollars and cents. Hey, can you lend a hand? Oh, I guess not. Love Barrister's bookcases and they've got three. Apparently they like them too. And this one is probably my favorite because of the wood tone and everything. They're just so good. See, they like them a lot. Not for sale. Yeah, of course not. But these are Barrister's bookcases they're lawyers' bookcases and they're stackable. So this here stacks independently on top of each one of those. So they all can be pulled apart made taller, made shorter. And then these are on a track and then you do one of these kinds of deals and then now your books don't get dusty. And who wants dusty books? No one. That's why we don't have books anymore. My gosh, this looks like a wedding. Kind of reminds me of the wedding in Twilight, actually. Love the style. It's like Boho, Gilligan's Island. I would say like when I go to the estate sales these people are my competition. That is so cool. I like it. Are you good or are you not good? You look pretty good. It's just an interesting shape. And her! She's happy to be here, clearly, but $225. It's a light. Oh my gosh. So there's like a whole central area. We pretty much got through the majority of it. There's still more to do but then on either side there's these kinds of things where they would want you to go traverse the galaxies. So I guess there's more this way. It says, is this the warehouse? No. You're not more. You're that same questionable hallway of mirrors. There are a few cases. Okay. Well, if that's the case, then I will look into these cases. Korean Nautilus Shell Spoon Warmer Silver Plated. I have been dealing with cold spoons for I don't know how many years. And I didn't know what to do about it. I don't know. That was the changing room? No. I love a checkerboard floor. You know, this mall is pretty promising and I think it can go places. It's just the thing that catches me off guard or makes me wonder is it's located in Inverness, Florida. A city that really doesn't get much traction or attention. To my knowledge. So I would be surprised at how it does. I don't know if it's maybe it's along a highway route or something but as far as I know, it hugs the western side of Florida. So not really the central where you'd go for like Orlando. So I don't know actually. Look at the horse. What is it doing? Are we exploring his brain? What is that? I mean it's kind of like coming out of his head. The booths that are painted. Like that is so rich looking with this forest green. And it compliments so well with the natural colors. Goodness Golly Miss Molly. That's so good. Oh this red is vibrant. Wow. And again the green floor. It just it all works. It's very good. And the chair this looks like a whole moment doesn't it? Like it's been a curated situation. The trouble with that is when things sell and then you have to like reconfigure the whole existence of everything and then you're like oh my gosh what did they do? Let's just not put prices on anything and just let it be then. Truly a large assortment. Like this is all Christmas stuff. Kind of like I would say newer Christmas stuff. And then you've got Hazel. Oh Hazel. Her corner. It's more of a square but it's lasers. They play with lasers and they make things with them. And then whatever this is. So there's like so much happening here that's different. Gosh I absolutely love these chairs. It is a pair of chairs. So you get both of them. Not the horse. That's separate. And then $200 only? I mean it's a little bit. It's been around the block but who hasn't been? It's so pretty. I love this green. For $200 for both. This one looks maybe in better condition than the other one even. That's the kind of stuff that gets me in trouble. Because I really like it. It's just that I don't know if we can really trust the upholstery or the construction or anything really about it. It's one of those things where you kind of just have to put it in a room. Put a sign on it that says don't sit in it. Don't look at it. But the idea is there. You've got the chair. It's pretty in theory. More space. Oh my. If you're looking for an antique booth to put your stuff in and sell they've got it. Oh look. Quilt blocks. These are very popular in the Midwest. Not quilt blocks. What am I thinking? Barn quilts. But you'd put this up on your barn or your house or whatever. And they're like patterns and you can make your own. It's like the equivalent of a coat of arms or something for Americans. Oh it's a clickety clack. I love. My gosh. We could pretend that we're librarians from the 80s. There's an area that's 30,000 square feet. That sounds like a lot. But it is. It's 30,000 square feet off this way. So that's what we're doing. Yeah. 30,000. I wish they had a cafe. But I don't know if they have enough business to warrant that. Just like something small. Oh look. It's like a whole garden. Oh that's so good. I love themed situations. Wow. They have this early American art up here. Who are you? Who are you? Do we know? Do they say? Oh I think I know that name. Koenig? Yeah okay. Well there's this area in between the two sections that's very gray. But look at this over here. It's a whole world. Yeah this is a really cool mall. It really does have so much. There's a lot happening with that lamp. Seems like a marriage of many people. It's like a polygamous situation. It seems as though this should be separate from this. It's just so pretty. The way everything is designed. That's funny. There's a back to school sale. 15% off back to school. What do we need for our festivities at the schoolyard? I don't know. There's some egg cups. A little thingamajig with a doohickey next to it. Little bunny. What is this? Goober and Gooberette? I've never seen. $10.75 Oh clowns on a bridge. Oh is that what you're- okay. This is the other room. They've got like a ramp. Wow yeah it's a whole nother room. 30,000 square feet off this way. What store did this used to be? Looks like a grocery store or something with the stripes. Let's go down the ramp. It's not everyday I get to go down a ramp. We have to treat ourselves with the small things. Oh there's some stilts. My spidey senses are saying that this area was probably like filled first. So they probably- because this looks a little bit more saturated in here. Already at first glance. Oh look so yeah. 40,000 square foot is that way. So 30,000 this way 40,000 that way equals 70k. Okay. Back to school sale again. Oh my. Who would have thought a childless me can get savings from school. Does this not scream group project to you? My gosh that makes me dizzy. It's one of these lenticular blurry things where you look at it from different angles. Oh my gosh. And it lights up. Oh it's not plugged in. Deceiving. I like this. This is like a torpedo shape. It is called an antique pink lamp. Pink and silver. Well yeah. But it's very 19- very 1920s. It seems like it needs a sister or a brother or a mate. Because it's just one. You could do it like this. Or you could do it like this. I like that. It has these like ribbed sides. The chrome. Very good. Very good. Good job. See whoever created that. Well that's inventive. I happened to look up and it is a headboard. A wire headboard they're using as a ceiling thing. There's a lot to get through over here. I did confirm that this area was started first. And then they recently, that other area, the big one we started in, opened in March of this year. So yeah. I really like this. It has glass inlays. Like grout or concrete. The fish. It's handmade. Rustic art by Jarrah. Okay. Wood, clay, paper, glass, metal, fabric, paint. Any flaws are meant to be part of the development and correctly on purpose. $18.50. This mall is massive. It will take you a while if you want to come. If you want, you don't have to. You can just stay home and watch the video. Oh that's a cool shelf with the gold and the black. And it goes on and on. As Celine Dion would say. They have my precious. My precious. It's the Franciscan Ivy. Oh! They have the large mug. This is very hard to find. $15. Darn. It's hard to find because, I don't know why actually, but this is what an appropriate cup of coffee would look like. Whereas those other ones are more like tea cup size. But they are used for coffee cups. This one would have a saucer to it. $15. It's questionable. Franciscan Ivy was of course used in I Love Lucy. That's the dishes they used in their kitchen. I already have a bowl like that. I have a celery dish too. And a butter dish. Here they have the platters and the little bowls. They have $5 on the little bowls. The cups and saucers are $10. But I don't really need. I actually looked at the tag. I read it. And it said cup, saucer. Then I looked behind it. And here's the saucer. And it is the correct saucer because of course you want to make sure that the circle is big enough to hold it. I'm going to get it for that. Now it's complete. Good, good, good. Well look, I ended up getting something after all. Whether I use it, I don't know. But there it is. Oh and it was 25% off so it was like $12 basically. That's cool. I got this flamingo plate. It's very kitschy. It has the plate hanger too. $20. $20 for that one. It's probably made in Japan. And then this one is beautiful too. Hand painted. $15 on that one. It is K-Mar. Miami, Florida. Made in Japan. They have a ton of these knotters. Because you tap them and then they just hump the air. And then those two, they're into it. And then the monkeys. Hey, hey. There's the monkeys. And there's pigs too. Everyone's just happy to be here. They're saying yes. Everyone. Yes. Sure. This place has a lot of room to expand. Like lots of empty cases. All of these cases. Lots of empty space. Whoa wee. I have mystery bags. That reminds me whenever I was growing up. We would go to the Dollar Tree and they would have those grab bags. I think they would be white with little green dollar signs all over them. I think for I guess a dollar they would have lots of random toys and stuff in it. $5. Miscellaneous. Self care. Isn't this cool? $65. I love that. The filigree on here. And then these kind of like can rotate. I don't know why you'd want to put them like that. But you can spread it. You could spread it. And look. That's so pretty. This little shelf is cool too. Has the art built into it for $22. Oh, look at this one. Has the deer. That is neat as well. $65. Screens. Screens are nice. I forget about them. So cool. Has all the little birds and stuff on it. This one is oh my though. $1,298.38 Alright, so I got my cup and saucer. That was really unexpected. And with that I'm going to wrap up this video. So thanks for watching. And don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe. Bye bye.