Antique Shops in Savannah, Atlanta & Canton, Georgia
With authentic items from throughout the decades, these stores are known as great places to find props for Georgia films and your home.
The film industry has transformed Georgia, creating jobs, boosting the economy, and highlighting the state’s unique locations on screens big and small. But beyond the glitz of Hollywood, Georgia’s thriving thrift stores and antique shops offer a treasure trove of authentic props and vintage finds that bring these productions—and your own creative projects—to life.
Georgia’s rich history and unique charm have made it a treasure trove for antique enthusiasts, offering a growing number of shops and markets filled with one-of-a-kind finds. From the bustling antique shops in Atlanta to the quaint vintage shops in Savannah, there’s no shortage of timeless pieces waiting to be discovered. These vintage treasures not only tell stories of the past but also play a starring role in creating the perfect ambiance for homes, events, and film sets.
Atlanta area
Chamblee's Antique Row District
Chamblee’s Antique Row District features more than 350 dealers set up in more than 300,000 square feet. The vendors carry everything from American and European furniture to vintage advertising to Civil War items to period clothing.
Biggar's Antiques
Biggar’s Antiques is one such vendor, offering prop rentals, retail antiques and restaurant decor. Their props have appeared in classic Georgia films like "Driving Miss Daisy" and "Fried Green Tomatoes," as well as hit shows "Stranger Things" and "The Vampire Diaries."
Kudzu Antiques + Modern
In Decatur, Kudzu Antiques + Modern has been voted the city’s best antique store since opening in 1979. In addition to its popularity for purchasing home decor with over 100 dealers, you can also purchase items to use as props. They also have a location in Sandy Springs, which specializes in prop rentals.
Finders Keepers Furnishings
Finders Keepers Furnishings, also in Decatur, has consignment furniture and decor. Open since 1984, this store is frequently used by the film industry for its men's and women's clothing, including designer labels, couture and accessories.
Park West Vintage
In Marietta, Park West Vintage, formerly Dupre's Antique Market, has long been a favorite antique store with more than 20,000 square feet of merchandise. Their antique and vintage furniture, lighting and accessories have been used in "The Walking Dead," "Trouble with the Curve," "Selma," and "Prisoners."
Canton
Junk Drunk Jones
A short drive north of Atlanta, Junk Drunk Jones has both authentic vintage items and vintage reproductions. Buyers travel nationwide in search of antique clothing from the 1940s onward, old advertisements and other diverse items. The store also rents props to the film industry.
Athens
Vic's Vintage
Vic's Vintage in Athens was founded in 2011 by a Navy veteran and focuses on mid-century pieces, specifically Danish furniture, collectible art and vintage electronics. Their pieces have been used for films and shows like "War for the Planet of the Apes," "Office Christmas Party," "The Walking Dead" and "Stranger Things."
Savannah
Picker Joe's Antique Mall
As the name implies, Picker Joe's Antique Mall “picks” the most unique items, with more than 10,000 square feet of space made up of 20,000 pieces. Here, you'll find everything from vintage clothing to books to architectural salvage and antiques. Their props have been featured in "Baywatch," "Underground" and "Dirty Grandpa."
Savannah Galleries
Open in the city for more than 50 years, Savannah Galleries has items from the 18th and 19th centuries, which can be rented for the film industry or sold to customers like you! Antique furniture and oriental rugs are their specialty. They've also worked on film projects in town, including "Emperor" and "Lady and the Tramp."
Looking for more? Find more great places to shop at ExploreGeorgia.org/georgia-shopping.
