For Thomas Good of Good’s Antiques, the love for early American pieces runs deep. Good’s Antiques began as a family business in Wisconsin, with Good attending flea markets and antiques shows with his parents from a young age. This immersion into the antiques world ignited his love for finding and restoring treasures. Though his parents retired, Thomas, his wife, and his brother continued the family business. Together, they’ve built a collection of authentic American antiques, with a focus on high-quality furniture and country-store charm.
This fall, Good’s Antiques is excited to unveil early cast iron American garden pieces, urns, statues, country store apothecaries and Evinrude neon signs for those looking for local treasures close to home. Stepping into Good’s space at Market Hill is like stepping into the rustic past. It makes you want to sidle up to one of their country store counters and order a malt.
Stay connected with Good’s Antiques on Instagram @tomgoods.antiques, and explore their showcase on their website www.goodsantiques.com.
