By Ashley April 10, 2007
The star ratings didn't have a ZERO...so i had to put a 1. This store had a lot of items. I am an interior design student at UTMartin. Our techer sent the class in groups on a mission to find out info from the local antique stores. There was only four of us. We asked if we could ask the lady that was working to answer a few questions. The lady told us we'll see. Only a couple of us were there at that time. We waited till we all got there and one of the girls asked if we could take a few pictures. This was required for our project. The lady very rudely said no. Then hovered over us like we were gonna still something. We decided to leave and she followed us out. The service was not there and she was very rude. I don't recommend this store to anybody. Kirklands is right across the street. Go there. ...read more
An antique phone can bring in a little bit of money if you know the worth of it. Pricing your antique phone can give you an idea on how much to sell it for if and when you decide to sell it. Price your antique phone by taking a trip around your local and nearby area for an estimate. ...read more
An antique telephone isn’t capable of plugging into a modem telephone outlet because it doesn’t have a modular plug. However, you can modify an antique telephone and make it connect into a telephone outlet. You need a modular telephone plug, known as the RJ-11. ...read more