This place is tiny and to be truthful, a bit claustrophobic. I ended up going back outside while my…read morewife browsed. As for of the itms I looked at, there were pretty pricey. Case in point: I looked at a lapis necklace that was priced at over $300. We bought a similar one in Hawaii earlier in the year for $50.

Upon entering shop I was greeted with a warm welcome and felt very comfortable looking at so many…read moreamazing items. There are Prints, sculptures, dinnerware, tons of custom and fine jewelry. I had an amazing time and bought a heirloom (beyond my wildest dreams) Emerald/Diamond ring. Excellent customer service. Will definitely return when I am in Old Town Alexandra. This antique store is located off King on LaFayette.

If you want overpriced, low quality, faux-vintage home goods sold to you by arrogant, rude and…read moreunpleasant people - this is your spot! They occasionally have some great unique pieces, but that is becoming increasingly rare. It seems to have morphed more into a confusing assortment of newer Ikea-level furniture presented as vintage, gift soaps & candles and random clothing. But what really makes this place special are the people - the staff / owners here seem to actively dislike their customers lol! I lived around the corner for 6 years and used to drop in regularly. They revolve between completely ignoring you while laughing to each other, outright hostility, and aggressive indifference (ask a question - they shrug while walking away lol). To make it all just a little more uncomfortable, it seems like half of what they have on the floor is "unavailable". No signs, no explanation, just when you say you would like to buy it they say it's "unavailable" and walk away lol. I don't know who this place is supposed to appeal to, it seems like they are going for tourists, and maybe young people who just moved here and don't know any better. Hopefully this space will turn over into something that better serves the community.

I've loved the shop for many years and they've still got some great unique pieces coming through…read morehere for moderate prices, worth following their instagram to see. From my recent visit I noticed there's way less vintage or antique items, more new products and clothes and soaps. Small gifts and such, which is nice, it's just less 'awesome antique finds' and way more 'Anthropologie.' Customer service has always been bullocks.

Finally made it to this shop after months of never having the time! Worked with the owner to find…read morejust the right decor for shelves in my living room and a centerpiece for my dining room table. Super cute French provincial pots good for inside or out, and a round shell piece on a pretty driftwood stand. He was extremely helpful. I will be back in the future!

Jeanpierre has a special knack for finding his customers exactly what they want plus he also helps…read morehis buyers look for things that are different and unique. A most fabulous shop with an interesting and elegant pieces. Jeanpierre himself is a legend! a most remarkable little gem of a store always fun to stop in, visit and look around.

Capital Antiques is what I would expect from an antique place in Georgetown. Most antique stores I…read morehave been to in the city have been full of picked over rusted stuff. Not the case here. The store itself is on the small side, but the items here are mostly organized. There is wood furniture in reasonably good condition, and when I found out that some of dates back to the 1900's and even 1800's..I would say it is in excellent condition. There's also quite a few paintings, sculpture and lamps for sale. For a one man shop, the owner is friendly even when this place gets crowded. He also provides renovation services.

This antiques and fine art store is a treasure in a Paris-like little neighborhood of small,…read moreindividual shops and restaurants. It is rare to find such a charming spot. The shop is filled with fine antique furniture, objets d'art (including many Middle Eastern pieces, which are a specialty) and a great variety of beautiful paintings attractively framed. The prices are reasonable for the quality of the merchandise. You should check periodically to find new items. The owner is very friendly and knowledgeable, and he is honest. This shop is his passion, and it shows in the quality of the items offered. Check out the shop's website too.

Higher end Antiques !!! Many items from great periods. Great stop to enjoy looking at period…read moreantiques

The guys that run this place are AMAZING and really know their stuff. They are very friendly and…read morelove sharing what they know with their customers. They want to help you make the best decisions for your space; from how low to hang your chandelier, the appropriate size of the chandelier for the space to the style. They really just are the BEST oh and the furniture is WOW!! Best antique shop in Old Town hands down.

I'm REALLY struggling with what rating to give this B…read more In fact, I might be struggling as much with this rating as my friend and I were struggling to breath and be inside this store. Treasure House is seemingly two buildings that are connected at the hip. If you enter on the right side... it's not as noticeable... but once you go to the left side; you basically can't not notice it. The smell of mildew? smoke? mold? G-d knows what is filling that room. My friend immediately had trouble breathing and started coughing in this room. It didn't hit me until I went upstairs. It is SUCH a crying shame. Cause this antique store definitely has some hidden gems. And the prices seem somewhat reasonable form what I can tell about the right side. There is an excessive amount of antique fans that are in really great condition. I mean... if you're on the hunt for a brass blade fan, you should honestly buy a respirator and start exploring. Additionally, there are a large number of old radios, victrola style record players, and general furniture. The condition of the shop is rough though. Be careful where you walk. There's also lack of prices on a good deal of the merchandise which is a bit annoying. If I ever did come back here, I'd had to stick to the right side of the shop. And I really hope that the owner can get whatever that awful smell is under control and the air quality in general. I'd love to take some of those antiques off his hands.

A hidden gem with a caveat. We just moved to the area and wanted a few unique items to personalize…read moreour new place. This place is absolutely chock a block with great stuff. The owner was very friendly and the prices were good. He even offered me a free clock case when I mentioned a free library project I was working on. I will definitely be going back. OK now for the caveat: When I sat chock a block I really mean it. This place is VERY cluttered and the aisles are narrow making navigation a challenge. Also it is extremely musty. Like walking into a cellar musty. So if you have breathing issues, I would suggest not going in. But if you can handle the musty smell and are looking for a bargain, it is worth a try.

I consigned multiple valuable items Oct. - Dec. 2025 and finally was paid July 31, 2026 for those…read morethat sold. Grateful for that. The store has some really wonderful finds, and shares a building with Aslin Brewery, which also has excellent pizza and other great menu items; there's also a Habitat For Humanity ReStore! Make a day of it

When I talked with Susan Driscoll, the owner, on June 7, she promised she would call me back, which…read moreshe never did. Now she is saying our payment is coming but we have not received anything this week. I will be happy to report when we receive the payment LONG over due.

Excellent store with beautiful things and very helpful, knowledgeable staff. We were looking for a…read morevery specific thing (replacing a broken platter we loved) which they did not have, but they went the second mile brainstorming with us about where else we might look. Super friendly and helpful.

We just bought a house (yaaaay!)...and so the epic decorating battles have begun between my husband…read moreand I. The house is very 70's (think "Brady Bunch" house), so I want to go with a Barbarella vibe (if you have no idea who/what Barbarella is - friends off!). My husband, who has fully embraced my Asian heritage, wants to go full on "Farewell My Concubine". As you can imagine, this house is going to be a schizophrenic hot tranny mess. I can't wait! In one of our attempts to try to mesh our divergent and eclectic visions, we decided to take a look at some Turkish/Moroccan chandeliers for our dining room...and I remembered this adorable store in Tacoma Park. The Covered Market is a Turkish lighting *dream*. I have no idea what any of these things are called, but it was like a rainbow glass mosaic of *awesome*. In addition, the sales lady (manager? owner?) was so incredibly sweet and nice as we plagued her with 50000000 questions about colors, sizes and ridiculous needs (these mosaic balls, with that ring, but of that length, etc etc etc). Heh. And the prices weren't that bad. Yes, the chandelier we ultimately decided upon will be $500+, but we were pretty insane in what we asked for...so I'm quite sure we're the exception...not the rule. Super cute and I can't wait to figure out where to put the other hanging light that I spied. Shhhhhh...don't tell my husband...he doesn't know yet. Heh.