Moonlit Pines Antiques Emporium

06/10/2026

🛑Breaking News:🛑

Miss Gracie has entered the building. 🤭 This life-size porcelain doll, found on the backroads of East Texas, has made her grand debut at the shop today. We brought her in for laughs, but at this rate, she may end up on payroll as our mascot! 😂✨

06/10/2026

Brought in some new pieces today and thankfully had a little help! Thank you Stryker for all your help today! Check out these new pieces!

06/10/2026

HUGE Cat Oil Painting headed to the shop. Y’all…. She’s 4x4! 🤩🤯🤭

06/10/2026

New goodies heading to the shop! Hope everyone has a fine Wednesday.

06/09/2026

💕 My Grandparents’ Wedding • 1956 💕

One of my new favorite keepsakes—my grandparents’ wedding invitation preserved beneath a handmade piece of art nearly 70 years ago.

A sweet reminder that love stories can last a lifetime. ❤️
#1956

06/09/2026

Somethings you might see lying around the Emporium…. 👀

06/08/2026

06/07/2026

✨ THE WAIT IS OVER… ✨

A few days ago, we teased a mystery find tucked away inside an old kitchen hutch.

Well… after celebrating a very special 50th wedding anniversary with family this weekend, we’re finally back to reveal it!(SORRY to leave you guys hanging!)

🐰🥛 An original Nestlé Quik Banana tin featuring the beloved Quik Bunny! 🥛🐰

Hidden at the very back of the hutch and literally stuck in place from decades of sitting untouched, this little treasure was waiting patiently to be discovered. Even better? It still has the colorful “Bunny Yummies” game and graphics on the back!

These are the kinds of surprises that make treasure hunting so much fun. You never know what piece of nostalgia is hiding behind a drawer, tucked in a cabinet, or forgotten for generations.

Who remembers Banana Quik? 🍌💛

06/05/2026

✨ Meet Our Relatives ✨

Every antique shop has treasures, but some treasures are people.

These are faces from another time—young couples, proud parents, babies in their finest dresses, and families whose stories have mostly faded into history. Though we may never know their names, they were loved, they laughed, they worried, they celebrated, and they built the lives that came before ours.

We’ve gathered these forgotten photographs into a little family tree of sorts and affectionately call them “Our Relatives.” ❤️

Maybe one will remind you of someone you once knew.