(210) 348-1919
3.9 stars | 172 reviews
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Bygones|2211 NW Military Hwy, 107, San Antonio, TX 78213|(210) 348-1919
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charles alexander
3 weeks ago
Omg this place is amazing . Great items for amazing prices and the staff is to die for.
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Dale E. Moore
2 months ago
Fabulous Sonya art!
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Richard Rives
3 months ago
We have purchased many items for our home in the past 3 years. Tiffany is very helpful and friendly. She always has nice accessories for our home. She is not the least expensive on furniture items but they are well-made and of...
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Laurie Broesche
3 months ago
I love this store! I have referred them to many of my clients that are moving and needing to liquidate. The store has quality items. Yes, they do not take in tattered, torn or stained items. So, everything in their store is...
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Christian Walker
3 months ago
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Tim Frantz
1 year ago
This was our first time visiting this store in San Antonio. We will have to revisit the store when we visit San Antonio again. Lots of great things in this store! Staff was super helpful.

Consignment Shop In San Antonio, TX

If you are looking for high-end furniture look no further than Bygones in the Castle Hills, TX area. We have specialized in upscale, classy, high-end furniture, and brand name home accessories since 1991. As your premier consignment store, we are a treasure trove of consigned furniture and accessories. We receive new arrivals daily, so our selection is constantly changing. Whether you are looking for furniture, chandeliers, wall décor, home accents, or mirrors, we’ve got you covered. Stop by today to see what we have to offer. We are a fun place to shop!

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