They have very good prices and we bought 5 smalls…read more She had to be asked to wrap and protect and i had to ask for my card back and receipt. Felt off...

Nice shop! Bought some 8-track tapes and a horse-hair paint brush. All very useful items - I know!read more

Wonderful antique store, The owner is an absolute pleasure. Merchandise is constantly changing with…read moregreat prices. My favorite antique store downtown!

As I browsed around this store, the owner was having a loud conversation with another customer…read moreabout how they wanted to just get rid of everything and let the building go so they could retire. They had been trying to sell the business but no takers so she was frustrated. Most items in the store had no prices on them. I was interested in a few glassware items but the longer the owner talked about her business problems, the more turned off I became. Then her loud conversation turned to politics. This is where she lost me as a customer. I don't understand why business owners would ever bring politics into their business setting. You should know by now that 50% of your potential customers do not agree with your political opinion! Just dumb!!

My mother and I decided to go to this store because we were curious about what was inside since it…read morewas always closed. After a little bit of being inside the store my mom found a flute that had just been marked up at $100. When we went to check out however my mom found two cranes that were marked up as $3 each. When the lady saw however she decided to say that they were $30 each and that she had marked them up wrong. My mom decided to refuse that offer and just get the flute instead. When the lady saw the price of the flute that she had just marked she then decided to go and look up the flute and its price on eBay. She tried to mark up the price by 50 more dollars and at this point my mom just wanted leave. The lady then got harsh and tried to make her feel guilty for not paying the extra, so we left. Next time do better.

I was passing through Sequim on my way to Port Angeles and decided I had the time to check out…read moreSerenity. It's exactly the type of shop a thrifter should visit! The place is well organized, clean, and despite what some reviews have said on here, the employees were super. I accidentally knocked a plate off a shelf and it broke so I picked it up, intending to pay for it. When I mentioned this to the very nice woman who was helping another customer, she took the broken pieces out of my hands, waved me off, and said "I appreciate you offering to pay but that's not necessary." I was so surprised...and very grateful. I ended up buying some sweet earrings and a beautiful hand made bowl. They also have an antique store in the back parking lot which is also very well organized. I could have stayed there eyeballing objects for hours. So if you're into thrifting, check this place out - it won't disappoint!

Great store. Big, lots of stuff, prices seemed really good, and we got some treasures. If I lived…read morein the area, I'd definitely shop here from time to time.

Brought in some of my mothers antiques to sell (as well as do a little shopping!). I thought the…read moregroup would be worth a couple hunderd at the most - something my mother would have been very happy with. The owners gave me quite the shock when they informed me that a box of old cameras had one in it that was worth twice what I was asking for the card load I brought in! I admit that I had shopped around to two other vintage stores before visiting this one and , while I was treated very nicely at the other shops, the offers I recieved were less than half of what I first though my mothers items were worth. What I really appreciated about my experience with Everything Old was that they were transparent about what my Mom's things were really worth and ended up buying most of what I brought in for more than what I was asking for everything! I like that they are clear, ethical and humble. I also appreciated the excitement they showed over some of the cameras - so refreshing!

I had previously really liked this store although it is a bit higher priced in comparison to some…read moreother island antique stores - and it has really a great selection of items. But on my birthday August 2023 I treated myself to a reproduction horse statue that I later realised I was way overcharged for, as in, I paid $250 and the item is all over ebay for as low as $30. I won't go back there and gave the item away as I didn't even want to look at it anymore. I had regrets at the time even for paying so much for an item I couldn't afford, but now realising I can't even sell it and get my money back is a real disapointment.

What a find!!! A friend introduced me to this wonderful find for yard art. Great find in Sequim!read more

I had an extremely unpleasant experience at Jungle Jane Indoors and Outdoor gift shop, and I will…read morenever return. Several garden art pieces were not priced, so I politely asked the owner, Kathy, for help. She ignored me completely while continuing a casual phone conversation with a friend. I stood there waiting for about seven minutes before asking again. This time, she put the caller on hold and walked over with me, only to point out a tiny price tag almost deliberately hidden behind the piece. Instead of simply showing it to me respectfully, she said, "Do you read English?" Then she asked, "Where are you from?" Before I could even answer, she said "Mexico" and walked away. For the record, I am Native American from the Klallam Tribe. This store operates on Native land, and the owner had the audacity to treat me like a foreigner in my own homeland. The interaction was rude, dismissive, and openly disrespectful. Antiques and garden art are not worth being humiliated or stereotyped. Customer service matters, and basic human decency matters even more. I strongly recommend spending your money elsewhere.

I took a lamp here that I had tried (unsuccessfully) to rewire myself. The original design was very…read moreprecarious and when I took it apart, I found the previous owner had really crammed any and everything they could to get this lamp upright and working. They had cut the bottom open crudely with a soldering iron and left it open and jagged. The lamp was always crooked, wobbling, tilted, and never screwed tight so I thought I would definitely improve it after rewiring it but- I could not figure out how to put it back together and so it sat in pieces, my beautiful lamp, in the back of my car for years. I wish I had taken pictures of it before I brought it to Pat Eggings in a bucket. Just so you could see the stark comparison of my sad lamp reduced to nuts, bolts, vintage brown glass globes, bronze/brass pillars, to this sturdy, solid and completely restored piece of art. He even put a perfectly cut slab of masonite on the bottom to safely close the jagged opening that had been carved on the bottom. The price was very reasonable and I will happily come to them with all my lamp repair needs! Of course it's also a great place to shop for one of a kind antiques and collectibles. Thank you so much!

A wonderfully cute, quiet collection of a little bit of everything. Peggy was very helpful and so…read moresweet! We will definitely be back!