Estate Treasures

Estate Treasures sits on Harrison Avenue in the section of downtown Panama City where antique dealers cluster block after block, close enough to several of the other antique shops covered in this guide that a single afternoon walk can cover four or five of them without moving the car. As the name suggests, the shop deals in estate finds, the kind of inventory that typically comes out of estate sales and older Florida homes: furniture, smalls, decorative items, and the sort of one-off pieces that do not show up twice.

Florida’s Division of Corporations lists Estate Treasures, LLC as an active limited liability company, with a filing dating to 2015, which lines up with a business that has had time to establish a regular customer base and a working relationship with estate sale sources in the area. The shop’s listed hours are a bit uneven across the week, running from 10am to 5:30pm on Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, a shorter 10am to 5pm on Wednesday and Saturday, and closed Sunday and Monday, which is worth double-checking before a special trip since that pattern is not the standard Monday-closed, weekend-open rhythm many shoppers expect from antique stores.

Because antique inventory by its nature does not restock the way a conventional retailer does, a visit to Estate Treasures on any given week can turn up different pieces than a visit the week before or after. That variability is part of the draw for regular antique shoppers, who tend to treat a strip like Harrison Avenue as a rotating hunt rather than a fixed catalog, checking back periodically rather than expecting the same inventory twice.

The Harrison Avenue address itself was confirmed against the Census Bureau’s geocoding database as falling within the Panama City city limits, distinct from Panama City Beach or the surrounding unincorporated parts of Bay County, so this is a genuinely downtown Panama City business rather than one using the city’s name loosely for a beach-area location.

No independent business website or social media account for Estate Treasures was located during research, so descriptions of specific inventory beyond the general estate and antiques category come from directory listings rather than the shop’s own marketing. Anyone with a specific item in mind, whether hunting for a particular style of furniture or decorative piece, should call ahead before making a special trip, both to confirm current hours and to ask whether anything matching what they are looking for is currently in stock.