Antiques in Columbus, Ohio: where to browse, haggle, and bring history home

Maybe you’re outfitting a Clintonville bungalow with period lighting, or you just want a Saturday ramble through glassware, quilts, and estate furniture. Columbus and the nearby day‑trip ring have plenty of antique and vintage stops, from single‑owner shops to multi‑dealer co‑ops. This hub keeps it simple. You already know you want antiques, so here’s the short orientation and the complete roster for this subcategory, with quick, factual cues to help you pick your first stop.

You’ll see a mix of terms in this space: antique shop, vintage store, resale, antique mall. They all point to the same hunt, just with different formats. Some places focus on 19th‑ and early 20th‑century furniture and decor, others lean into collectibles, glass, or housewares. If you’re planning a longer wander, pairing a neighborhood stop with a larger mall can make a satisfying loop. Ready to browse?

• Antique Mini Mall: a multi‑vendor space with rotating dealer booths offering antiques and vintage finds.
• Central Ohio Antiques: specializes in fine antique furniture from the early 1800s through the 1940s.
• Heart Of Ohio Antique Center: open daily 9:30 a.m.–6 p.m. at 4785 E National Rd in Springfield, a popular day trip for serious browsing.
• Mary Catherine's Antiques: longtime storefront on N High St in the Short North Arts District, known for classic furnishings and decor.
• Rose's Antique Resale: independent resale seller offering antiques and vintage pieces across categories.
• Vintage Antiques: an independent antiques shop with a mix of period furniture, housewares, and curios.

If you want fixed hours for a longer browse, start with the daily schedule at Heart Of Ohio Antique Center, and if you prefer a quick neighborhood stop, Mary Catherine’s location on N High St makes it easy to pair with other Short North errands.

Published: September 9, 2026 · Reviewed by the Whats Up Columbus editorial team