Page's Thieves Market

The name says it all – they’re antiques are really a steal! Packed full of every sort of antique from days gone by including furniture, kitchenware, and an outdoor section, you almost can’t leave without buying something. The staff is friendly and don’t mind helping you secure any oversized loads you might leave with, and new shipments arrive almost daily. more

Linda Page has been a Charleston landmark since as long as I can remember. This is a really super place to stop on your way to or from Sullivans Island. It's located just before the Ben Sawyer Bridge that connects Mt. Pleasant and Sullivans. There are 2 levels as well as a garage filled with different things. They have furniture auctions there on Sundays, I believe (don't quote me on this) so a large portion of the bottom level is devoted to large peices of furniture, but really nice stuff and not too expensive. The other part of the lower level is just pure and pure antiques and "Junkque". Don't call it "junk", call it "Junkque". Pronounce it French-like and people will think you're hoity-toity :) The mix of stuff she has is very ecclectic and I like that. You'll never see the same things twice it seems if you go there. Oh and she has some geese that run around the property...just watch out for them when you're pulling into the driveway. more

Page's Thieves Market is the lowcountry answer to an eclectic antique and junk store. You can find everything nostalgic and even new, from Asian furniture to priceless antiques, if you look long and hard enough! They also sell new furniture and knick knacks, souvenier shirts and more. If you're looking for that unique, antique piece to finish your decorating, Page's will have it. They also accept items for consignment and the staff is always willing to help you find what you are looking for. more

In an old barn on the way to Sullivans Island, you will find Linda Page's Theives Market. Two stories plus an outbuilding chock full of all the useless things you never knew you needed until you see them. There are furniture auctions here, and they have a very large selection of antique furniture. That's great if it's your thing...I prefer the other part of the barn, where nick-nacks and junk fill the room from floor to ceiling. We've gotten so many great finds from Page's Theives Market and every time you go back you'll definitey find something different. If you see something you like, BUY IT THEN---chances are it will be gone if you go back. Also, there are alot of free-roaming geese on the property. I don't know how they avoid being run over by traffic, but they do. There's cats that live inside the antique store as well. Beware---if you open a trunk that contains blankets for sale and start digging around, you may end up with a kitty in your hand who was snuggling and snoozing at the bottom of the trunk. more