My experience with Loch Lea Antiques was truly exceptional. I recently purchased Tiameka, a 1991 folk art piece by Kentucky artist James “Jim” Allen Bloomfield, and what began as the purchase of a piece of art became something much more meaningful.Margaret went far beyond anything I could have expected. She shared the history of the piece, Jim’s biography, old articles and personal stories about his work, and even memories of the reactions his art received when it was first exhibited.This is what makes Loch Lea Antiques different. You aren’t simply buying an object; you are becoming part of its history. Margaret’s knowledge, generosity, warmth, and genuine passion for Kentucky art are remarkable.If you appreciate folk art, Kentucky history, antiques, or simply dealing with people who truly care about the things they sell and the people who created them, I cannot recommend Loch Lea Antiques highly enough. This was one of the most memorable purchases I’ve ever made.

Good antique store in a great little downtown. If you are visiting Paris, stop in here! Prices were reasonable and great horse items.

Stopped by on the week of the Derby. Owners were very knowledgeable about racing and the horse farms in area. Picked up a couple of old Derby glasses at a reasonable price and an old book on racing. Staff was very friendly and I spent approximately 1 hour browsing around. Will definitely stop by next year.

Super friendly and helpful. NOT over priced!! Amazing Kentucky horse racing memorabilia!!! Wish I had more room in my suitcase!!! If interested in antiques must take a look!!!

If you have a lot of money to spend then this is the place for you. Everything in this store was extremely overpriced. However they had a good selection of books. So if you like books then you will probably find something here. I am a general collector and would not pay the prices of the items.