Lots of post cards and glass. Good sales but lots of clutter. Some antiques but also fidget…read morespinners.

From the owner: 7th Avenue Antique Mall is an antique dealer in St. Paul, MN. Since inception, we have provided our…read morecustomers in the Twin Cities with high quality antiques and collectibles. If you are searching for collectibles, 7th Avenue Antique Mall has got you covered. No matter what you're searching for, one of our vendors is sure to have a unique, one of kind item with a rich history. Our selection of antiques includes: Postcards Jewelry Glassware Stamps and coins Toys and games Vintage clothing And much more 7th Avenue Antique Mall consists of nearly 50 quality antique dealers in one convenient location. Each dealer offers something unique and so our mall has something for everyone. Call 7th Avenue Antique Mall today for more details.

Wow, love this place! So many fun and unique treasures and everything is affordable. There have…read morebeen new items each time I've visited.

My partner and I have been looking for an oddities shop, for quite some time now, and this place is…read moreperfect! We were greeted by their amazingly friendly shiba and cats ( if you are allergic to cats or dogs I wouldn't go ). The owner was friendly and let us take our time to check out all the treasures. Everything was reasonably priced and we walked out with some new friends. I'd highly recommend this spot and I plan on going again soon.

I came to Minnesota with nothing but a carry-on and a dream. When I wanted to understand my family…read morehistory and the cultural heritage of this great state, I took it upon myself to figure out where I could go to see it up close. Take this wonderful store, and it was a dream come true. I was lucky enough to be visited by one of your lovely employees, Sreya, who guided me across the many paintings, furniture, and other knick-knacks organized beautifully across the store. She put up many great conversations, and it was a lovely interaction that we had while I scoped out which products to purchase. While talking with her, I ended up buying this lovely trinket to commemorate my time in MN. Thank you for having such a lovely store and for hiring such wonderful people.

They sold a couch that I already bought. While they did refund my money, their communication was…read moreunprofessional and vague where it felt like they were covering something up. When I asked from clarification of how this happened and when the other person bought the couch, they skirted around the question. This is NOT how you build trust with customers. Leaves a bad impression and I will no longer support this business.

Friendly shop with a wide and gorgeous selection of items! You'll find something here in excellent…read morecondition at a reasonable price. This store is a gem!

Honestly, not sure how white bear lake lucked out on this one. The selection paired with the…read moreprices is so reasonable it's crazy. I always find something good.

"Just Because Someone Is On TV, Doesn't Make Them A Star"…read more The reason I write this review is to share my experiences with Luther Auctions In North Saint Paul. If you want to have a terrible auction experience, try consigning with Tracy Luther Auctions, they are rude and act like snobs, and what ever you have is garbage. I don't care if it's the Holy Grail, It's garbage. They won't want to consign it "because it won't do well there", they would say. I guess they are doing so well that they can turn away business, "Or they don't want to junk the place up". I once brought in a pair of crystal lamps and told them I understand all the risks, that if it don't sell for more then $20 I would get nothing, and was turned away, so I sold it at another auction for $225, It's just weird to me for a business to turn down money, but they are stuck in there little bubble. If you can somehow break down the wall and consign with them, they will get you good prices, I once seen a box of yarn sell there for $35 that someone consigned, but my stuff is not good enough. If your a buyer there, I hope you don't mind a sore back side. After the sales tax and the buyers premium it comes out to be 22%, So if you win a item for $100, you would have to pay $122. The items here usually sell for top dollar, but every once in a while, if you do your due diligence and show patience, you can make a nice score. I once picked up a biscuit tin for $42 and sold it online for $500. But it's OK. if you don't mind a speed auction and bad jokes, they have some good stuff, if you can keep up with it. Also find out what "times the money" means, It could save you some problems. Arrive early and inspect the items, they are usually flawed, and sold under the pretense "sold as is".

A fun way to spend a Monday night. Bargains can be had if you have patience. I've been able to buy…read morethe majority of my furniture at Luther Auctions at a fraction of the price of what it would cost retail. They have many unique items and it's good for people watching too.

I stopped by New Day Thrift Store last weekend and had a nice visit. The store itself isn't very…read morelarge, but it's organized and easy to browse. The men's clothing selection was fairly average, while the women's section felt stronger with more variety. They also carry some home goods, though there are almost no electronics if that's what you're looking for. There is not an endless amount of merchandise so don't show up with specific items to buy. The prices were good for everything they had and the staff was very friendly! Note: There are no fitting rooms so be warned.

4.5/5 This review is…read morefor a New Day Thrift in Little Canada - I hope this is the right place! I tried to park here during the Little Canada citywide garage sales - they have a huge parking lot and it was empty before they opened - I got a good stink eye from an employee walking in and someone else came out to tell us we had to move even before we left the car - aight, should have parked in back where you wouldn't have noticed.... Anyway, after we were done saleing - we did come back to dig through this place and I loved it. Prices are extremely low and there are plenty of good things to find! I bought some things just because of the price (do I really need two pictures of chickadees in heart shaped frames? Or a toy dragon? Or a puzzle? Or a mug with vegetables on it? Of course not!) I also found some really cute booties - I would love to go back and spend more time someday!

Not sure why there are negative reviews on this site but my purchase went great, their shipping…read moresource packed my art up with care, and it got here safe and sound. Can't speak for the others but my experience was positive. TY

Tried to get at least a rough appraisal. After 3 weeks all they said was "it's not worth enough to…read moreus"

Having purchased a house last year, I have needed to buy so many things including furniture, rugs,…read morelamps, tools, and random other stuff. This place has so many things for such affordable prices. Some of the items are brand new and even with the tag still on and some are more antique used items. The stock of what is available there is so random and can very depending on what they receive but they generally offer a selection of couches, tables, chairs, rugs, bookshelf's, and appliances. However, the best deal there are the lightbulbs. 4 bulbs for 99 ¢. Unbeatable.

I didn't buy anything, but I left impressed enough (by the inventory) to put it on my list of…read moreplaces to shop again and/or recommend. There's a good variety of used and new items, along with various categories of goods.... big and small. Pricing varies as well, but you can bet your paying less than retail price. Some of the basics: sofas, artwork, rugs, paint, bedframes, lightbulbs, patio furniture, Some of the interesting: church pew, chandeliers, fancy stoves, building material (flooring, fixtures, cabinets) Some of the little things: command strips, paper towel holder, bath mat, frames There's so much, and you never know what you'll find during your visit so check it out. I will say, staff didn't seem warm and friendly (ie a smile, or offer to help), but at the same no one was directly rude. I gather if you ask for help, they'd assist. I noticed by the bed frames, a sign that said they have tools to disassemble, but you had to do it yourself, which is still helpful since some places wouldn't even offer that.