This is a cool boutique! So great to have a nice clothing consignment store in Downtown Jackson…read more The owner is super friendly and her merchandise is great and very reasonably priced (for instance, Miss Me jeans in like-new condition for only $17). I'm going to be stopping in frequently since I work down the street. (There goes my paycheck. lol)

Stopped here for the first time. Fun place with a variety of 2nd hand items, clothing etc. the only…read morenegative is the clothing merchandising is a mess. No rhythm or reason to it. Could use some help.

I wish I could give these guys 100 stars. …read more What incredibly kind and helpful people with fantastic wares at spectacular bargain prices. This is as thrifting should be, offering all the magic of treasure hunting. I found furniture of my dreams there for a song -- seriously! The super cool part is that the money goes to save donkeys from collagen mills, and have them re-homed in a sanctuary. Beautiful. Their mascot dog buddy is as adorable as you're imagining. These people are angels! Please support them with your business! Bless them!

I can't believe I'm the first to write a review - what a wonderful shop! I've lived in the area for…read more2 years, and never saw it because it's tucked away. Coming from Sutter Creek, it's on a little street past the light after Grocery Outlet, so it's easy to miss. The owner, Randie, is delightful and so helpful. There are several new pieces, and everything in the shop is in top condition - no junk here. The prices are great; I bought a lovely painting, a pair of earrings and a gorgeous designer tote bag without breaking the bank. Take a look!

Snowline Thrift is one of the shops we like to visit while waiting for my Subie to be serviced at…read moreShingle Springs Subaru. We've been to their sister store in Folsom and both locations have pretty good variety and low prices. This location is definitely smaller, but still has some good finds. You just need to take the time to look. It's located in the quaint little Burke Junction shopping center across the street from Safeway and Forklift, so there's always plenty of parking. Most recently, I snagged a cool coffee table made in the Japanese style of woodworking for a steal, plus a Hong Kong VCD version of LOTR! I literally haven't seen any VCDs from Hong Kong in ages, honestly since I've been there, so this was a really cool find. It was super nostalgic for me and I'm definitely adding it to my collection. On the way out, I spied a neat little chubby Pikachu figurine and had to get that as well. My husband has been in a Pokémon collecting streak lately so this was a fun little item to add to his collection too. All in all, the staff are pretty nice and I've been able to find things here and there for such a steal. We'll continue to support this thrift store!

I came in on a Friday around 11am. Found some great deals today. Happy to have found this store!!read more

Love this store! This is not just your typical antique store - it's focus is vintage lighting and…read morethe quality of ALL the items is excellent. Steve, the proprietor, is very helpful and really knows his business. He also performs lamp repair and sells vintage style new lamp shades, too. You will find other things there besides lighting as well. Sutter Creek is a fun place to visit, but I go there just to frequent this store.

My day road trip to Amador City included a stop into Victorian Closet. It is an antique shop…read morespecializing in vintage clothing, jewelry, women's accessories, and a whole bunch of other baubles. The owner is Sally Knudson and she has been in business since 1972. On her 50th business anniversary, the town celebrated her and installed a plaque in front of her shop to commentate the anniversary. It is quite a feat to be in business for that long. But as you look around her shop, you can begin to realize why. I knew I was in a retail shop but at times I felt I was in a museum. She has a great sense and keen eye for beautiful antique items that have universal appeal. There were vintage quilts, pieces of antique lace and embroidered items, dresses, hats. buttons, jewelry, baby clothes, curling irons, child's doll house, and lots of other things all for purchase. The shop is clean and has a modern feel. The inventory is beautifully displayed. Items I found interesting and got museum feels from were the wedding dress display (there were dresses from each decade from 1900-1940s) and the lace display. There was a board that displayed the various types of lace, knitting, and embroidery; next to each sample was written info about the method and history. I got to shop and learn a bit of history at the same time. Two of my favorite things to do. Awesome.

Really great quality clothes in this store. Our group had lunch across the street and decided to…read morewalk around the cute town of Amador. There were a lot of nice things here and they all seem to be in great condition. We were told that they do most of their business online. It's worth a visit if you're into antique clothes, jewelry, shoes, etc. Cute boutique.

This is the nicest store in old town Jackson, but that's not saying a whole lot. (Sutter Creek it…read moreis not.) The store is large and definitely a cut above the other antiques stores on Main Street, but doesn't actually carry that many antiques. They specialize in home decor and when I visited had a lot of Christmas ornaments.

I can't rate this because I was there after hours, although the store and area was set in a…read morebeautiful historical site, it was breathtaking, will return! I just wanted to post a pic of the hour to update

Water Street Antiques Warehouse is roughly 50,000 square feet filled with lots of wood furniture…read more Rows and rows of unique, quality pieces. Dining tables, chairs, stools, buffet, glass cabinets, amours, dressers, night stands, bookcases, desks, benches, decorative statement doors, mirrors, and so much more. All items are clearly priced. The furniture is made of real wood. No MDF, plywood or veneer. The prices are not outrageously expensive but not cheap either. The warehouse is in Jackson, CA. You can also check 'em out online. Waterstreetantiques.com. Plus they have over 40 years of making custom dining tables. You pick the type of wood, leg style, stain, and distress styling. They make it on-site in their workshop. If you come to the warehouse, another neat feature is that pieces of the Berlin Wall are displayed. How cool is that?!? Very. Totally mind boggling historical item with so much meaning.

If you're looking for beautiful, high-quality, handcrafted furniture, you absolutely need to check…read moreout Water Street Antique Warehouse. This is not your typical IKEA or Pottery Barn style furniture. Everything here feels unique, solid, and incredibly well made. The pieces are truly special. Solid wood, thoughtfully crafted, and full of character. You can tell the difference the moment you see and touch the furniture. These are the kinds of pieces that elevate your home and last for years. We love this place. I've purchased multiple pieces from them already and will definitely keep going back. They have so many amazing items throughout the warehouse that you could spend hours looking around and still discover something new. If you want furniture that is unique, luxurious, and built to last, Water Street Antique Warehouse is a must visit.