Discover A Treasure Trove Of Novelties At Cobwebs Antiques & Collectibles In Utah

The business model for Cobwebs Antiques & Collectibles is built around the old saying, "One man’s trash is another’s man treasure." The word "trash" is somewhat harsh, but the premise is true: If everyone kept everything, Cobwebs would not exist. So the store acquires and sells vintage material of all kinds, filling about 3,400 square feet of retail space on two floors.

Cobwebs occupies the site of the first fire house in Murray. The building is more than a century old, a fitting location for an antiques store.

Visitors to Cobwebs are often overheard saying, "This brings back so many memories." Adding to the nostalgia is the oldies music, playing in the background.

The store is known for having a little of everything. There also is a lot of certain things, like an extensive collection of items featuring the M&M candy characters.

Cobwebs' collections of Life magazines, published from 1936-72, is a popular item on the second floor, where stacks of record albums also are housed.

The vast amount of toys, puzzles and games distinguishes Cobwebs, and so do stuffed animals, such as these Snoopy collectibles.

Cobwebs features several vintage typewriters of different makes and models.

Who knows? You may be able to find a calendar showing your birthdate.

Cobwebs Antiques & Collectibles is a fixture in the Salt Lake Valley, although the business has relocated from its longtime home in the Sugar House neighborhood of Salt Lake City. In keeping with the generational theme of antiques, the children of longtime customers have found the new store. The current location is slightly hidden from State Street in Murray, at the east end of a strip mall, with plenty of parking. For seasonal hours of operation, check the Cobwebs website or Facebook page.