American Pickers’ Mike Wolfe stocks stores with new antiques including $2k statue

American Pickers star Mike Wolfe is continuing to load his Antique Archaeology stores with pricey antiques, even after facing backlash from fans for selling too many expensive items. Wolfe, 60, operates shops in Le Claire, Iowa , and Nashville , Tennessee . The U.

S. Sun can exclusively reveal several of the newest additions to both locations, with many carrying hefty price tags. Antiques Roadshow expert almost floored as unusual artwork comes with personalized note Arnold Schwarzenegger's son's heartbreak as he announces 'most difficult' family death At the Iowa store, shoppers can find a hand-carved St.



Therese Wooden Sculpture for $2,000. According to the store’s description: “Brought from House On The Rock in Wisconsin is this beautiful hand-carved wood statue of Saint Therese.” A similar wooden St.

Catherine sculpture is listed for $1,450, while a carved Jesus statue is priced at $1,200. In Nashville , a Mid-Century modern Tulip Table is up for sale for $895. The listing reads: “Elevate your space with the striking Red Tulip Table, a Mid-Century modern masterpiece that commands attention.

“This stunning table is the perfect fusion of form and function. The striking white base makes a statement, while the red top provides a beautiful contrast. “Crafted with high-quality materials, it’s built to withstand the rigors of daily use.

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Sun previously reported on some of Wolfe’s highest-ticket items, including a rare 1903 Ford Sales and Service sign priced at $8,000 in-store, or $7,500 online. Other big-money finds have included a $4,900 old school soccer arcade game, a $3,500 red and green Coca-Cola sign, and a $3,200 St. Louis Plane.

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