The Antique Warehouse was quite a surprise. The selection inside was huge! Upstairs alone had enough things to keep you looking for hours. The basement was like wandering through a vintage archive that hadn't been seen in decades! The selection was awesome and the prices were pretty reasonable! Well worth a stop to see! read more

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I was looking to get an interesting looking trunk and my husband suggested looking at antiques. So, we hit up all of the antique stores in Snohomish. This store had the best feel of all of them, having a lot of inventory, but organized well and you didn't feel claustrophobic. There were so many interesting pieces there. I'm glad that our house doesn't have room for much more or else we may have bought a lot. I bought a trunk from the 1890s and it was the most interesting looking one that I found today. I was glad to find this store. read more

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This is a pretty cool antique store. As to be expected lots of vintage fare and furniture. Pretty cool! What I like about these antique stores is if they have no problem spanning different decades you can find some real finds! At the Antique Warehouse I saw an enormous selection of comic books which is ALWAYS a highlight when I come into places like this. Despite the huge selection though most of those comics were from the 1990's, perhaps a bit after and I had the majority of those already(darn it). Nice antique store! By the way 1st Street in Snohomish has a a nice array of antique stores! Plenty more to browse through in addition to this one! read more

Beware...the employees don't wear masks, they came up to us w.o. them. This is not a family friendly business as well, don't make the mistake like I did of window shopping then going in to buy (I was, but gladly didn't purchase). They have family friendly items shown to entice shoppers to come in, don't do it! Downtown Snohomish antique street has much, much, more friendly, respectable businesses. Save yourself, your family and of course your $$$! read more

What a diamond in the rough. Many of these shops in Downtown Snohomish are just that; special finds, unique stores that offer unique items. The Antique Warehouse is a classy hodgepodge of wondrous items ranging from wrought iron garden benches to sparkly earrings. There's definitely a feminine vibe to the place. It's not a place you'd find baseball cards or old Coca Cola signs. The ladies that work there are very sweet and helpful. There's also a cute puppy that sits up at the counter, who has very good manners :) They accept credit cards too. read more

Antique Warehouse - Antiques Near Me - Snohomish, Washington

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This place is A-OK... yupers... There is quite a few number of pieces here, in fact there is a lot here going on... there are the basics, antique furniture, and interesting decor items. I you are going to find a neat set of goods... I like all the signage, oil cans, and other great items, I saw some great vintage home improvement signage. Things here are retail... oh but what do you expect, it's a retail establishment... the staff here are friendly and knowledgeable, and you wouldn't expect anything less. I would have preferred some more deals, but I'm very particular... I'm going to keep this on my list of places to find something vintage. In the area? You might find something awesome. read more

Good selection of antiques and collectibles with good prices that can be negotiated. Single dealer shop (not a mall).

Great selection of ACTUAL antiques and nice furniture. I do some antique restoration and have found pieces I needed several times here.

Had a great time browsing some unique and interesting items until the awful guy working there aggressively approached our young kids, who were standing less than a foot away from me, and berated them for touching a pile of metal keys and drawer pulls (hardly breakable or valuable at $2 a piece). I told the kids and other members of our group it was time to go as this guy was clearly unstable and the nasty guy followed so closely behind us up the stairs still ranting on that my husband had to tell him to back off. If you hire someone with really bad social skills and poor personal boundaries when it comes to children do everyone a favor and post a sign out front saying families are not welcome to shop there. Luckily there were many other shops that were very welcoming that we were able to browse and spend our money at. read more

Picked up a fabulous antique 1920's dining table and chairs. They had a reasonably priced shipper to get to me out-of-state. Great place.

The guy working here is a jerk! He told my older kids (who were just standing there) they had to leave. Meanwhile, other kids were running all over. I asked him why and he got defensive. We walked in every antique store in downtown Snohomish with no problems, until we went here. Needless to say, I won't be coming back. read more

Apparently this place is good enough to allow dogs in its store but not children... under ten that is. My husband and I barely walked through the front door when a man came up to us and told us that children under ten were not allowed in the store. At first we thought he was joking, but he was pretty stony faced and then he just walked away. Let me also point out that my 5 year old son was holding my husbands hand and I was carrying my 1 year old daughter in my arms. Gosh! What a disturbance! Listen, I understand that there are some places where it is inappropriate to bring children. Lets not kid ourselves though, you're an "antique" store in downtown snohomish. You are situated next to an old timey soda shop that screams for youth solicitation. If you think that you are such a classy place then next time show a little class yourself. This place is a ZERO in my books. You'd be much better off visiting places like the queen bee or other shops along first ave. read more

Today we were in downtown Snohomish to pick up my antique clock from Legends and decided to make a day of it. The day ended as quickly as it began at our second stop the Antique Warehouse. We were there for about 1 minute when my 4 year old son walked up to a Wurlitzer and his finger reached out towards the front of the case of the jukebox...not the buttons or anything that could break. The owner yelled at him and told us that he didn't want us in his store. Our son cried and the owner said, "That's unfortunate". We go to antique stores often and are always welcomed by store owners. We are active parents who tell our son, "Hands behind your back" and our home is surrounded by antiques therefore he is very respectful. The owner of this store prides his material possessions more than he does people. We were so upset that we went home, we didn't go to any of the shops and just wanted to leave downtown. read more