Right next door to the original Treasure Aisles Antique Mall on Big Bend Boulevard in Maplewood, Missouri, sits Treasure Aisles Antique Mall II, a sister location that opened to give the flagship mall’s growing dealer roster room to expand. Where the original mall at 2317 South Big Bend built its reputation over nearly 30 years and 128 booths, Mall II at 2337 Big Bend Boulevard functions as an extension of that same antiquing hub, carrying the same broad mix of antique furniture, jewelry, memorabilia, and glassware, along with mid-century modern pieces, Depression-era glass, military antiques, Coca-Cola collectibles, classic clocks, and regional pottery spread across its own set of dealer booths.
Maplewood sits just southwest of the city of St. Louis and has grown into a small but well-established antiquing destination in its own right, and having two connected Treasure Aisles buildings on the same stretch of Big Bend Boulevard lets shoppers cover twice the inventory without leaving the block. That proximity is part of what makes the pairing work: rather than competing with the original mall, Mall II absorbs overflow dealers and additional booth space, meaning a shopper who works through the flagship building can walk next door and keep browsing rather than driving to an entirely separate part of town. Selected booths at Mall II run discounts of up to fifty percent, giving bargain hunters a reason to check this location specifically rather than assuming both buildings are priced identically.
Because Mall II shares its address corridor and general merchandise categories with the original Treasure Aisles, the practical difference for shoppers comes down to inventory turnover and pricing rather than theme; a booth specializing in vintage clocks or Coca-Cola memorabilia might sell out or discount its stock at Mall II while a comparable booth in the original building is fully priced, so regulars often treat the two buildings as one continuous shopping trip rather than two separate errands. This kind of adjoining-mall arrangement is relatively unusual for the St. Louis antiquing scene, and it reflects how much demand the original Big Bend Boulevard mall generated over its history, enough that expanding into a second building next door made more sense than trying to add capacity within the existing footprint.
Shoppers can reach this location directly at 314-349-1900, distinct from the original mall’s phone line, which is useful for anyone trying to confirm which building currently has a specific piece in stock or ask about that day’s discounted booths. Both locations draw from the same base of St. Louis-area antique dealers and serve the same Maplewood, Richmond Heights, and Brentwood shopping corridor, but Mall II’s discount booths and newer-addition status make it worth a dedicated stop for value-focused buyers. For shoppers who have already worked through the original Treasure Aisles and want more ground to cover, or for anyone specifically hunting discounted booths on furniture, glassware, and memorabilia, Treasure Aisles Antique Mall II next door on Big Bend Boulevard is the natural second stop on the same visit.
