Welcome to Kingman: Antique Stores

 One thing unique about Kingman is the quantity of antique stores.  It seems in the downtown area there is a store or two to every block.  They have a wide variety of items and themes.

Of note is the thrift store with a focus on pets, Pawsitively Charming Thrift Store.  This store starts with many items useful for pets.  It also has many used books and movies, but also a very good selection of old pots and knick knacks.  I was impressed with a set of three black ceramic pots.  They also had a few Native American trinkets, kitchen utensils and seasonal items.  They had candy around the store with a note saying free.  I picked a Tootsie pop for later.  There was a set of pottery I liked.  (4th Street)

Almost next door was an intriguing store, Vagabonds Trinkets and Treasures, which likewise offered a variety of items, including art work and home decor items as well as a section with minerals and rocks.  This store is also listed as a thrift store.  (4th Street)

Across the street is a more formal antique store Gracie's Vintage Antiques, also known as Up Your Alley Antiques.  They had a few Native American items, and plenty of Route 66items.  However I did not really notice anything that interested me.    (4th Street by Old Red School)

Kettelhut's Antiques is located on Beale Street and Third next to Beale Street Theater.  They have a very interesting front.  Inside there is quite a selection, but I generally look for Native American items and in this area they were short.  There were plenty of Christmas items.  They also had a lot of dolls from all over the world, but not really many Native American dolls.  There were books a plenty, and some old sheet music.  Lots of jewelry and spoons and that king of stuff.  

Christmas antiques

Kettelhut's