Cameo Antiques

Cameo Antiques is listed at 18 N Federal Hwy, within the compact block of storefronts that forms Dania Beach’s Antique Row, a section of Federal Highway that has hosted independent antique dealers for a long stretch of the city’s history. The address sits close to Dania Beach Boulevard, in the same short, walkable strip that has anchored the district since well before the newer retail centers arrived elsewhere in the city.

Florida’s Division of Corporations records include a filing under the name Cameo Antiques, Inc., currently listed as inactive. The document number associated with the filing is old enough to suggest the business, or at least its name, has a long history in the state’s corporate records, which fits the general pattern of a legacy antique dealer that has operated at the same Antique Row address for many years. An inactive status with the state does not necessarily mean the storefront has closed, since small businesses frequently lapse on annual report filings while continuing to operate, but it does limit how confidently the shop’s current status can be confirmed through public records alone.

General antique shops in this part of Dania Beach typically stock a changing mix of furniture, glass, ceramics, jewelry, and smaller decorative pieces, sourced through estate sales and private collections from around South Florida, and turnover in inventory is part of the appeal for regular Antique Row shoppers who return to see what has come in since their last visit. Cameo Antiques’ specific current inventory focus was not independently verified beyond its category listing.

Dania Beach is a small city on Florida’s Atlantic coast in Broward County, sitting between Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood, and Antique Row has been part of its retail identity for decades, offering a very different kind of shopping from Dania Pointe, the newer outdoor mall built around national chain retailers near Interstate 95. Cameo Antiques, with its long standing name in the state’s corporate history, represents the older, more established end of that tradition.

Given the inactive Sunbiz filing, anyone planning a visit to Cameo Antiques should call ahead to confirm the shop is currently open at this North Federal Highway address, a sensible step for any legacy antique dealer in a district that has experienced some closures and turnover in recent years. As with its Antique Row neighbors, the shop is best treated as a walk-in destination confirmed by phone rather than a fixed, guaranteed stop on a shopping itinerary.