Ok. I hate to give any family owned business a 1 star. But i had a terrible experience. I went in to the store. Looked like it was big and had good merchandise. I am a teenager. I know my antiques. I collect them. The ladies at the counter started questioning me. Here is the deal: i understand that teens don't care about antiques. BUT: You never know who has money and who doesn't. I was ready to spend money. But then the 2 ladies at the counter were acting like i was going to steal. Is that how you treat a customer? Saying that they don't usually allow teens in without parents, and a group of teens-  definitely not. Really? Say that you don't want teens in your store. One customer is going to come in and file a lawsuit against you for discrimination. They did let me in, and as my ride left, i was stuck there. So i looked around.  The other dealers were nice to me. Thank goodness for that.\n\nOn to the store:\nBig, saw lots of new items from 2000s. Overpriced. Confusing, easy to get lost in, as the booth layout is strange.\n\nA few bits:\nI'm a dealer and a constant customer at one antique store near me, and they never once acted like i'm going to steal, as they welcome all people, ages, ETC . They have a great customer service model, and i will go there , but never again to the Charleston antique  mall, as their model is messed up, if that even can begin to describe it.\n\n Guess customer service at Charleston Antique Mall is good for customers way older than teenagers?  Because that is NO way to treat any customer, because you never know who has money, and i did. And was ready to spend, but now when ever i go to Vegas, they will lose this customer. Shame.