I went there a few months ago. There's available parking right outside the door and nearby. It's…read morelike walking into old Hawaii. There are so many items to look at and buy that I was there for about an hour. If you look carefully you may find what you're looking from the old days of Hawaii. I found a very interesting marble collection which I didn't even know they had. I used to play with marbles when I was very young. The marbles were so colorful and unique that I bought a few. Near the register I discovered a very small Pittsburg Steelers lapel pin. They were my favorite team back in the old days so I bought it. All of the items are very reasonably priced and the owners are very friendly and knowledgeable. They will tell you stories about their collectibles. It was like going to a museum where you can actually but things. I had a great time!

Located on the left side of Queen street, driving towards Diamond head way, this place can be…read moremissed. A place if you want to look for any vintage items, going way back even before my hanabata days, While looking in his collection of many items that you probably cannot find anymore, it took me back to the good ole days. Owner is very friendly and cool. I see him at the collector's show at NBC as well, selling onlly a little part of what he has in his store. He can also tell you stories of old. Very nice man and wife when visiting their store.

A delightful cabinet of curiosities, Hound & Quail is a charming shop of carefully curated gifts,…read morecards, art, stuffed animals, bugs in lucite and so much more. There is some serious attention to detail going on here and items in price points that will appeal to everyone. If you're interested in decor or gifts that run...shall we say...far left of center...then this is the place for you.

New favorite shop on the island. Very cozy and so many cool oddities. Would highly suggest for…read moreanyone interested in browsing unusual items. Can't wait to go back.

Windy and Debbie are amazing they were so professional and nice helping me get my treasures back to…read morethe mainland.

10.22.2/ McClain AUCTION…read more Due to absorbent increases in insurance and taxes in HI, we are leaving the island and selling our home there. We decided to use the auction service because it would be "one and done" but... it was a HUGE mistake. Wendy was non-negotiable on every protocol. THEY determine the starting bid; you are not allowed any input on this. The opening price on everything we submitted was ridiculously, outrageously low. Example: $8000 leather, electric sofa starting bid at 300; sold for 350! Original art paintings by Bennett Bradley sold for less than $300 each; look him up. CONKLIN original Seascape $200 Roy Tsumoto large Koa and silky oak inlay wooden serving tray one of a kind: $150. This is the proof that opening bid amounts so incredibly low diminishes the real value and encourages low-ball bidding. They have a double fee protocol: buyer pays 15% and seller pays 30%. You must protect and deliver everything to them; just the mover-cost was $2000. They take no responsibility for any damages or broken items:" that's why you have homeowners insurance.". After subtracting my costs to prep and deliver items netted less than $1000 from a 3 bedroom, professionally designed and well appointed home. They allow themselves a month and a-half after the sale to pay you. Further, this auction was not promoted or advertised; there were NO email alerts or ANY other marketing or promotional efforts by McClain or Icollectibles that I am aware of. But the most egregious part is the pricing of valuable treasures at pennies on the dollar. My recommendation if you have the time: TRY MARKETPLACE.

Incredible selection of vintage Hawaiiana, and thoughtfully curated! The owner was friendly and…read morewell versed in all things Hawaiian. A must stop and see when visiting Oahu. Their pricing was on point for authentic Hawaiiana as well. (Remember, there is very little true antique or vintage Hawaiiana in today's market) As a collector, I was impressed.

Fabulous little independent shop for vintage Hawaii stuff! What a find! The owner is very…read moreknowledgeable and helpful. Going home with a true one of a kind vintage hula themed bottle opener and deck of cards. Thrilled!

I was looking for a new pair of sunglasses. I had read a small article on Hula eyewear and when I…read morewent to their Instagram, Singe Double was listed as one of the stores that carried them. I tried to go on Sunday but was there too early...LOL! When I walked in the next day, friendly greeting, and I believe the owner, said if I needed any help just ask. This is a really interesting vintage store! There are a lot of cool things but I was just looking for the sunglasses. Me: Are these all the sunglasses you have? He: No, I have a few more styles... He showed me what he also had that was not on display. Picked a great pair, and I'm cool again! LOL! Again, a great place to come to!

After torturing my partner with jewelry shopping at Ginger13, we stumbled upon this vintage…read moreclothing store that is a treasure chest of goods. Both of our grandparents were born and raised on Oʻahu, and this vintage store brought back so many memories. The owners were incredibly down-to-earth and fun to talk story with. I scored a green palaka shirt that I plan to rock on the beach for Christmas, plus picked up some screen-printed shirts as gifts. There's also an upstairs room with more premium pieces, including collaborations with Japanese brands. Shout out to the cool mom that was buying gifts up there for her son. I've never really been into vintage shopping, but Single Double completely changed my mind. This place was more than just a store- it was an experience, and one I can't wait to revisit.

What an amazing gallery of art and artisan crafts, located on S. Beretania Street, just after Ward…read moreAvenue on the mauka side of the street. We were looking specifically for the traditional Japanese Inden deerskin card cases, decorated by intricate lacquer patterns that last a long, long time. This is an exclusive leather craft handed down for thirteen generations within a single family! Absolutely beautiful! There are red and black leather Inden to peruse and enjoy, along with art, jewelry, ceramics, etc. Tusha Buntin was our knowledgeable guide in our exciting visit to this exquisite gallery. Definitely worth checking out! Woo hoo!

If you're looking for one of a kind art and antiques this is the place! They have an extensive…read morecollection of Asian & Polynesian art and they're so nice and knowledgeable. I love their collection of sketches by Jean Charlot and Yvonne Cheng! They also have a framing department with really unique moldings. Aisha is a cutie patootie and Kyrsten is a hoot!

They closed their store on the corner of Maunakea and South King - not sure if this location in the…read moreold China Arts space is newly opened or has been open since China Arts closed. That location was my go-to store to buy hanging decor every lunar new year, and I just happened to discover this location walking down the street. Make sure to check out their selection of cheongsam dresses in the back!

Happy Lunar New Year!…read more I was looking for something for the upcoming lunar new year and I was in the area to purchase some dinner items and of course seeing the eye catching vibrance of red that filled up the outside of the shop as I've passed here countless times but never really gave them a look. Delightful shop owner instantly greets me and asks me what I'm looking for which I replied "I don't know!" lol! Following me and keep asking though I know I was looking for something just not knowing as I browse upon the mountain of plush dragons and the tower of red envelopes. I saw some cute keychains with various animals from the Chinese horoscope and thought they looked pretty cute and grabbed a couple which they put in envelope since I told them they were gifts...the envelopes kept breaking which I didn't mind as I'm using them in another way. They had so many items here and at such great prices it was still quite overwhelming to shop in here with your personal shopper constantly at your side but a great nice place and wished I could've spent more time here. Thank you!

Wow. There honestly isn't enough time to go through all the amazing stuff at this collectibles…read moreshow, and I certainly do not have the budget to buy all the amazing things I want. So happy this comes around every 6 months. Thanks to all the organizers and vendors!

My first time at the show! I've always loved vintage, thrifting, flea markets, etc. so I was…read moreexcited to check this out. I heard about it from a sweet Japanese owner of this delicious local plate lunch spot (Pioneer) when I commented on how their vintage decor looked great, and noticed they were selling some of their vintage collectibles. The lady gave me a coupon/flyer to this show. I'm so glad I checked it out, it was so much more crowded than I expected. Over 90+ vendors, so much to look at and treasure-hunt through. Also a great place to discover good vintage sources, since the vendors can only bring a portion of their goods to the show! Price ranged from $1-$2000+ depending on what you're looking for. Bring cash!

What a sweet little thrift shop. Tucked away in a small building. Don't miss it. Has small parking…read morelot. Get buzzed into the shop and look for jewelry, gently used clothes or any manner of knickknacks. Supports Kuakini hospital I believe. Nice finds here.

#ilovethrifting #thrillofthehunt #whatafind…read more That's what comes to mind after my first experience at Odds & Ends! I found it on Yelp, and added it to my list while running errands. Unfortunately, I found the store closed at 1pm which gave me about 20 minutes to find the store, park, and shop. Based on reviewers feedback, parking was great (once you pull into the right driveway). Following the sign on the door, I knocked, and was greeted by a sweet volunteer who had me sign in, then gave me the '411' on the shop. The section by the door was full of sale items (3/$2), while the rest of the items in the store were priced as marked. Now I had 15 minutes! What wonderful stuff - home decor, household items, and a small shoe and clothing section. I found a brand new Harrod's backpack for $17 (on Mercari for $80); the volunteers were both excited and impressed that I found something great in the short time in the store. Put this shop on your list - clean, nice stuff, good prices, sweet volunteers, and a great cause!