cute, quaint, neat little store. Surprisingly large once you go down the stairs. Friendly service…read morewith a smile!

I'm a fan of both the upstairs and downstairs antique places in this location. you find such…read morerarities and you always have the option to barter with the salesperson unless the tag is already discounted and states "firm." I've bought a few art prints, my coffee table, and some glorious 80's postcards from this wonderful establishment, can't complain! However, not due to the store at all, the parking is a bit crazy-especially on a long weekend, the downtown Jackson area is like that regardless so take some extra time to find a spot!

Been here twice in a year. It's one of my favorite shops on Main Street in Jackson CA…read more They specialize in home decor and gift items. Even though its mainly geared to the "man cave", be the cave a multi million dollar mansion, trapper shack, or suburban track home... that's not to say you can't find items for the non man cave. The items are not cheaply made or gaudy kitsch, plus the items vary in price points to affordable through to the "say what?!" price. The inventory runs from new to vintage refurbished. Plus the owner always has some unique one of kind finds. Last year, he had a vintage restored warehouse scale. Currently, he has a stand up copper clad weather vane mechanized clock.. unique and beautiful piece. Darn I wish I took photos. But I get totally lost and forget to the each time. When in Jackson CA, check out Treasures Mercantile on historic Main Street. #TreasuresMercantileJacksonCA

This place is getting a 1 because it is listed as a thrift store and it is not one. Sure they have…read moreinteresting vintage/antique items but the prices they charge are not at all thrifty.

I'm so grateful I found such a lovely store. It truly is a gem and I hope they never go out of…read morebusiness. I appreciate the ladies that work in the store. I like that you don't feel bothered or pressured to leave or hurry. I value that it's nicely priced and that I'm able to go on a shopping spree when it really feels like saving.

I love to shop here at Sasha's . Employees are so nice . Amazing customer service . I stop her…read moreevery time I'm headed to our cabin . My favorite. Very highly recommend . So much cute vintage and collectibles Ps I was shopping here and love some vintage overalls . Michelle was so nice . I called told and told her I can't stop thinking of them . I regret not buying the overalls . She was going to locate them in the store and they have a lot of stuff in that store ( not easy ) and offered to send them to me on her day off from her vacation spot she sent them to m So sweet of her

Absolutely love this store. Every person I've came in contact with was polite and very helpful…read more Sometimes they're open, sometimes they leave early since it's small family owned. Best to try and get there before 2pm. Favorite sign on the door says "price depends on your attitude" lol don't get much better than that. Richard is willing to work with you on price and is extremely fair & overly generous in my opinion. Only place in town I can afford to buy silver and gold at. 10/10 recommend stopping by if their door is open!

Could never find them open regardless of hours listed. Never got to meet anyone or use their…read moreservices. Lind drive twice only to find them closed.

Spent my morning strolling through the Old Sutter Creek Fleas Market where I found just what I was…read morelooking for (small metal outside table for $5) and two other things I just couldn't resist. I bought a ceramic rabbit for my garden and a cast iron bird bath! Treasures to me and very inexpensive, too. The quality goods there can't be beat with no imported bundles of new socks nor other low quality new goods. AND it was FUN! Even if I hadn't found anything to buy, the vendors were gracious and informative about their goods. It's clean and welcoming and has that wonderful small town atmosphere. I've been to many flea markets, but this one is the best! There were even classic cars there to see which took me back to my childhood. I recommend this once a month flea market as a great way to get some walking exercise and chat with the local folk. Donna Crawford

Antique Gardnerer is located in downtown Sutter Creek. I had visited during the fall when all the…read moreshops were decorated and all the Halloween decor was displayed for sale. The shop was a delight to stroll through and there were so many seasonal items I wanted to bring home with me. The interior is deceptively large and then there's the back patio! That area has a plethora of plants, plants and outdoor items to add some charm to your yard. They were also carrying some unique fall pumpkims at various sizes. Really cute shop with so much to look at. Check it out in each season for fun holidays items and more!

Super cute products and a garden in the back! I found some reasonably priced vintage ornaments and…read morethere are great gift ideas. The cashier recognized me from the previous time that I had come in and even remembered what I had purchased. I highly recommend checking it out!

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.

We really enjoyed going to this new business today at their grand opening. We found a great cast…read moreiron pan & lid, and a pocket knife. The owner was really friendly and knowledgeable. The place is clean and organized. They also have cold water and drinks if you need something. The store is located in the old Wells Fargo building on the corner, across from the National Hotel.