What an amazing spot to stop and visit. You will me surprised by the amount of different antiques here and the setting in which they are displayed. This is as much a museum as it is a retail space. In addition they grow their own grapes and make their own wine on site! We spent what felt like thirty minutes there but it turned out to be an hour and a half.To us the best part of the visit was visiting with the owner Milton. He will go out of his way to make sure you find just what youre looking for even if you dont what it is when you start.

Its like heaven...beautiful cabin full of treasures!

I love this place. Some items were very expensive and some very doable. The owner was very friendly and I talked to him a long time. He was very good at working deals with the purchase of multiple items. He even does layaway with easy payments.

If you love antiques and clocks, then the Dividing Line Antiques is the place to go. Beautiful scenery and atmosphere... Milton, the owner, is just one courteous, cordial, and interesting man. I love reminiscing with him. Go visit for a wonderful chat and make your day.

Take a step back in time. This hand built log cabin with its stone built fireplace is absolutely like stepping back in time 200 years when craftsmanship mattered most. The antiques are as unique as the knowledge of Milton and Keith (proprietors). Quality and uniqueness best describe this tranquill antique shops character. A must stop on your quest for unique antiques.

There is always something interesting to see, things that I remember from the past, or collectible items that would enhance my decor.

Milton and his son Keith, who run this family business, have acquired quite interesting collection of rare items, especially clocks but also things from Europe during communist era. They can talk for hours about almost any item, providing you with its full backstory. Milton would be also very happy to repair any broken clock you may have.