The people are amazing. The selection is top notch and we are always happy with the pricing. I…read moreusually purchase over the phone. Rebecca helps me and is so nice and professional. Dan always delivers our purchases to Alabama, he communicates well and is extremely friendly. Can't recommend this place enough.

This antique store in Downtown Los Angeles is focused on architectural details, like metal grills…read moreand iron work and lights of every known fixture. And a lot of antiquities focused on large scale decoration. One one hand, there are some beautiful pieces. The light fixtures are pretty impressive in their variety of age and style. It seriously gave me the "Damn, I wish I had a big house to decorate." Ultimately, though, that's why this place doesn't quite work for me. There are tons of things to look at, antique barber chairs, long dining tables, stamp dispensers from the 50's and Neo-Classical statuary. Fun eye candy. But the price point for almost everything is for the wealthy homeowner or the professional interior decorator. Even at the Mart Collective in Venice, which is a high end antique mall, had some things that were very reasonable (I bought some beautiful brocade pillows there). Here? Not so much. So, fun to rifle through if you're into antiques, but unless you have some fairly serious cash, not a lot of actual shopping opportunity.

I highly recommend this company. I did not have enough items for them to run an estate sale…read moreunfortunately, but Sheryl took the time to give me advice on the best ways to sell via my own garage sale. Through this info I could tell they really know their stuff. They provided details on how I could sell on my own, how to advertise, what websites to post on, how many times I should post etc....basically the tricks of their trade. They even offered to help the day of....this is with no money exchanged. They are great people who genuinely want to help and understand how to get the most money for you and how to get people in the door. In a situation such as this, where everything is overwhelming and stressful, they were the light at the end of the tunnel.

Beautiful items and walked away spending more than planned because of the selection of items. One…read moreitem was mislabeled as a certain textile that it wasn't. Bought it and found out later when researching. Still happy with the purchase! Set-up was professional!

I feel so lucky to have stumbled across their Instagram stories where they offered restoration…read moreservices. I recently received my grandma's French provincial credenza that needed some TLC. I responded to their IG story, sent a picture of the credenza and received a quote right away. They organized pick up right away and within a week, they were finished and delivered it back to my house! 10/10 experience and would recommend them to everyone. 1. Quality of work: they brought the credenza that had water stains and years of wear and tear back to life! I am so happy with their work and results! 2. Communication: fast and reliable communication throughout the whole process. I asked lots of questions and they answered everything with professionalism. They are clearly experts in antique furniture and woodwork and share their knowledge 3. Speed: they work fast! It took literally one week from the day I reached out to when they delivered the fully restored piece back in my living room! 4. I would definitely come back to them to restore any furniture pieces in the future. Highly recommend!

This shop is cute, super clean, and nicely decorated. Not a big store, but one could find a nice…read moregem! Street parking is available!

Gorgeous selection and he had a ton of knowledge about the designers and everything was legitimate.read more

I had an excellent shopping experience with Saasaan; He has a great selection of inventory, and was…read morevery patient, understanding, and responsive as I worked through the buying process. His store offers tastefully curated, hard to find inventory at fair prices.

Japanese antiques abound in this low-profile importer's warehouse, open certain weekends only. Carl…read moreknows his stuff and gladly shares his knowledge on any period of Japanese history or craft you want to talk about. Prices are the best. Carl is also a master craftsman, taking large slabs of local windfall walnut and other hardwoods and making gorgeous table tops from them. Don't just drop by. Check the web site or call first. You can also get on his mailing list.

Business Closed. We drove by on 6/20/26 and there was no business at this…read morelocation...................

pretty cool place, theres a place similar to this in gettysburg (maryland) and ive since been…read moretrying to find a place similar but here around the LA area, none have really came close but this one was definitely up there. Immediately walking in i was impressed by everything, i was super stoked to find they had bat taxidermy and rabbits feet. Had a lot of cool stuff and prices werent bad at all i had bought two rings which were real silver and a smaller bat hanging upside down in a dome which was all around $180 (?), the bat was $65 which was a really good price for me, someone i went with had gotten a bigger dog faced bat and it was around $160 - $180 which isnt bad. They had a bunch of different taxidermy and stuff, they had octopus tentacles, owl taxidermy, awesome jewelry and some stuff for rituals, they also had a few vintage dolls which were awesome. For the staff id definitely say its opinionated, i understand some of the other reviews of the person working not being super welcoming or even acknowledging them walking in or saying hello or anything, for my experience there definitely wasnt a "Hello" or "let me know if you need help" or anything when i had walked in and the guy working wasnt too talkative, for me personally i didnt mind this and didnt think anything of it, im naturally quiet but can be talkative when someone talks to me but after already socializing a lot in other stores it was a nice quiet breath of air to just roam the store and not have to interact with anyone, the guy working though was definitely helpful when we needed help though and if he saw that we (me and the people i was with) needed help getting something down or just getting something in general he'd offer help, for me i actually liked this since he was still helpful and super friendly and nice when he would help me and he was still aware so before i even asked for help with anything he was already asking if i needed help, which i liked a lot, i could tell he was definitely a little awkward especially when checking me out but it was just a little laugh since i myself am sometimes awkward when socializing so i could understand he was naturally quiet too. I do get for some other people though they do appreciate staff being very present and welcoming and like a little "Hi let me know if you need help with anything" when entering but of course thats everyones personal preference. Along with the staff he was very helpful on letting us know how to hold the taxidermy since someone i went with had gotten a bigger hanging bat but it was his first ever taxidermy so he didnt know how to hold it since it was a walk back to the car, he was very helpful on telling and showing him how to hold it so it wouldnt swing too much and maybe break or get messed up. Overall ill definitely be coming back and i definitely recommend coming here, the pieces are super cool and the pricing is honestly great, staff is friendly and helpful when they need to be but they are on the quieter side so for some people this can come off as maybe rude or unwelcoming but just keep in mind some people are naturally quiet and the guy working was actually pretty cool when we needed help with anything!

Dark decor, macabre gifts, spiritual and metaphysical shop worth your wandering explorative eyes…read moreand/or collections. Memento Mori is a slice of oddities and curiosities of all kinds for sure... From smoky quartz, amethyst and incenses to your accessories, skeleton keys and figurines to books, nooks and break in case of emergency vampire emergencies. They have some fun vintage movie posters, including in magnet form in the mix I'll definitely be back for! This Hollywood hidden gem sits pretty much by itself across from the Amazon Prime Experience theater off Wilcox Avenue/Sunset Blvd between Sunset and Selma Avenue. Street parking (meter), local parking garages and lots or the metro (a short stroll from Hollywood/Vine) are your foeful friend. Great customer service and so many attentions to detail displayed throughout their entire store. One thing I truly enjoyed/enjoy about Memento M. is their support of others, including several look clubs, organizations and events like the iconic She's in Parties goth night event every 4th Friday of the month. Open from Noon (12pm) to 6 daily, Thursday through Tuesday, with the exception of Wednesdays when they rest (are closed).

Great selection of collectibles. Pleasant sales people who are knowledgeable. Neat and clean.read more

Keep in mind, it's a thrift store, but in Sherman Oaks. What that means? It can go from decent…read moreprice to bougie price! The store is well lit and laid out. Clean as it can be, there are hundreds of items to peruse. At time it can feel overwhelming. You got highwalls, no breaks, no chairs to sit, no windows and items/cluttee everywhere in your peripheral. The staff was friendly and provided great hospitality. Overall, I would stop by when I'm in the area again!

Wow this place is amazing - my two obsessions are pinball and instant film/photobooths. The Hunt…read moreVintage hits both of those perfectly with two pinball machines and two film photo booths and one of them is a color photo booth. If you're not a photo booth nerd you might not know that these are EXTREMELY RARE nowadays. There are probably less than ten of them in the US out for the public to use (maybe even fewer than that!) Anyhow Michael is a great guy and super friendly. Helpful and enthusiastic he invited me to some live bands playing there later in the day too so there's a lot more that must go on here aside from the furniture, photobooths and pinball. Definitely gonna be a regular stop of mine every time I am in LA!

Amazing spot. I stumbled upon this place on a Saturday evening at around 8pm, I saw an actual…read morefurniture store filled with Gen Zers and some photo booths and got curious and went in. One of the photo booths was getting repaired but the other one was working perfectly and some people were using it. There is also a very cool Stranger Things inspired pinball machine and the overall decoration and atmosphere of this place was very cool. I made small talk with some people and this very kind older gentleman approached me to talk to me for a bit. I think he was the one in charge of the store for the afternoon/evening shift on a Saturday evening. 10/10 place.

I went last week so this is recently : A variety of vendors…read more- mostly antique objects or furniture, vintage clothing, jewelry, some collectibles. I feel like there's possibility for everyone to find something... It wasn't crowded, and felt a lot mellower than Melrose, or any of the other LA Flea Markets... Could be a cute date idea

Great location and I love the food vendors. However, when it comes to the market vendors, it felt a…read morebit repetitive -- almost every aisle had multiple candle booths, and beyond that there wasn't much variety. Mostly overpriced T-shirts, blankets, and oils.

First time visiting and wow... this place is way bigger than we expected…read more It's basically two huge side-by-side hangars full of stuff, plus even more items outside in the alley between them. You really need time for this place. We definitely came without enough time or the right "shopping mood" and already said we'll probably come back another day with more patience and more exact ideas. Some items felt overpriced for the condition, at least to me, but maybe the prices aren't final. I'm just not the type of person who negotiates Even if you don't buy anything, it's still fun to walk around and look at everything. If you're an interior designer or just into vintage furniture/decor, this place is probably heaven. One small disappointment for me personally -- I didn't see any vintage stoves. That's weirdly my dream item Although honestly for real cooking I still think induction wins.

Wow! So many antiques in one place, it's unbelievable. Once you park your car, you see stuff…read moreoutside. So much stuff. Large and small, even potted plants. There are two warehouses on both sides. The main warehouse is on your left. This is the one I entered first. The front desk is right there in the main warehouse. The building is separated into a few separate rooms, so you feel like you're walking through a hoarder's home. There are antiques galore from one room after another, from dishes to paintings. They try to separate the goods, keeping related things together. For example, dog pictures on one wall; musical instruments; crosses, or clothes. There's a small outdoor patio of stuff in the back, too. Then I visited the other warehouse. This one seemed to have more stuff than the other building. Basically, if you're looking for it, you can find it here. I couldn't believe my eyes, regarding how much stuff was in here! Overall, most of it's a little pricey, but it's a great place to walk around. It wasn't until I walked outside to the back that I literally found the kitchen sink. Parking: They have their own parking lot, and it's free. Payment: Credit card, Venmo, or cash. No tax when paying with cash.