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I stumbled upon Unique Treasures after my most recent pit stop at the Clintonville Farmers Market…read more After walking by as I was heading to and from the car, I was intrigued by the dusty window and old signage. I just knew there had to be something special in there waiting for me! I opened the door and immediately noticed the large amount of inventory crammed into this little store. There was so much to choose from, I didn't even know where to start. No lie! I ended up starting towards the front of the room and eventually worked my way to the back. After browsing around for some time, I discovered everything from full tea sets to old photos, tons of jewelry, some awesome wall mirrors (with a touch of paint they'll be good as new!), records, and so much more! The fella that runs the placed is named Bob and he was so sweet. He has his nameplate on the desk next to the register, which made it really easy for me to know who to ask for when I was ready to check out. I assured him that I'll be back on Saturdays after the farmers market and he said he's almost always there (unless he's visiting Florida, haha). After about 15 minutes of looking around, I found a handful of cool jewelry pieces that I wanted. I ended up narrowing my option down to a really pretty blue pendant that simply needed a chain to be turned into a bohemian style necklace. For only a few dollars, I practically had a brand new piece of jewelry that could go with just about anything in my closet. Absolute score! I can truly say that I'm eager to make this a more regular stop on my weekend trips to the market. If I only looked around for fifteen minutes and found something good, just imagine what I could find with twenty, thirty, plus.

This place is HUGE! Every time I thought I'd thought reached the end, there was yet another room. I…read morewas personally very excited about it this and am disappointed I didn't discover the rooms until a little before we left. We spent, easily, 2-3 hours in there; I could easily spend a whole day in there and look through all of their stuff. There's at least 3-4 vendors (I think--there may be more than that) that contribute to the store selection. The staff is super friendly, too. One vendor almost walked past us, but stopped and asked if she could hold our stuff at check out so we didn't have to carry it around the store! A little pricey for me, but nothing unreasonable or egregious! You'll definitely do a lot of internal debating about a purchase. Overall, wonderful experience. Absolutely worth the time and money.

Smelly and dirty People are nice…read moreJust don't like the way they display If you don't mind feeling disheveled then you should be fine

Oh, my goodness this place was lovely. It has a lot to offer for its small size! The lady at the…read morecounter was very friendly--had a nice conversation with her as we were checking out. They had a display case of some uranium glass--which I've never seen in person so that was exciting for me! Most everything is reasonably priced, in my opinion. They have two floors and I really liked the look of the stairs!

Stopped here with the family. We enjoy looking through antique stores. Alot to see and so many…read moredifferent areas. If your in the area this is definitely a place to stop and walk through.

A Gal Named Cinda Lou Antiques is your mid-century forward store in town and unlike other stores…read morethey are packed with entire sets of things such as glassware, carafes, pitchers and limited run dishwater. I loved the state of everything they sell you'd swear it was new and never used. Also the flow of the store is enjoyable as it makes one want to continue to explore slowly and touch everything possible. Its perfect for a one of a kind gift from an era previous to ours and with the quality that with be lasting as part of your story for years to come.

Friends and I recently spent an afternoon in Old Westerville and we happened to find this adorable…read moreshop after stumbling out of our lunch spot a few doors down. The bright colors, 60's-70's vibes, and fun name caught all of our attention. We didn't hesitate before nodding our heads in agreement, we had to go in! From funky clothing and jewelry to home decor, art, and kitchenware, this place just screams hippie wonderland... Take me back to the 70's please! It was wonderful. Towards the back of the building is a mini record store and that's where they hooked me! My record collection is largely oldies thanks to my grandmother. Luckily, they had a good mix of music and I picked out a more recent album I knew I needed in my collection. The staff was friendly, the space was fun, I'll definitely be back!

such a lovely shop! Stopped by while I was in the plaza and left with a beautiful vintage watch and…read morebird print. The workers were super nice and helpful. I had a few different watches I tried on in different cases, and one of the workers was kind enough to accompany me to several cases and help me put the watches on myself! Sad I was visiting a friend from out of state and this isn't local to me!

One of the best around! Always seasonal displays, quality items and the staff are the best!!read more

If you collect Pyrex, you want to check out this store. Honestly I've never seen so much vintage…read morePyrex in one place. It was amazing This store is packed to the rafters- literally- with vintage stuff and it's amazing to walk through. The basement was perhaps the biggest surprise- it was FILLED with mid century modern furniture as far as the eye could see! Room after room was filled with great stuff. Towards the back it got a little scary- it was more smalls than furniture and there was some different music piping in and with no windows it was like being in a weird time warp. But I loved it. It would take days to see all there is to see in that shop. Days. It's the ultimate treasure hunt. Word to the wise- just like any other antiques mall some sellers are more expensive than others :). Some of the prices felt a little high but as I walked through I found plenty of reasonably priced items just waiting for a new home!!!

Oof. This was ok and VERY expensive for what it is. It is by vendor, and so you can find some ok…read moreprices, but this is thrift flipping at its finest. The selection is decent, and obviously selection changes day to day. There were a lot of old shirts, and not in the best condition. Tons of jeans, this is a great spot to find those.

Took K here for the Barbie exhibit. She loved it, and wanted half the Barbies (and knew some of…read morethe history already.) Housed in a nice historic building, it's just three small rooms. But they are nicely arranged and chock-full of interesting dolls, some almost 200 years old. There's a printed guide, and a treasure hunt sheet. The staff are super friendly and talked to Baby K a lot, about the displays and about her dolls. There are furnished rooms with interesting artifacts as well as antiques for sale, but we barely saw those. Definitely worth a visit if you are anywhere nearby, and a detour if you are at all into dolls like some K.

During the family trip to Columbus and while my brother was taking the exam for his insurance…read moreagent's license, my mom and me decided to explore. I told her there was this great antique store I wanted to try and brought her over to The Doll Museum at the Old Rectory as a surprise. My mom loves dolls. Still owns several of them. She used to have a ton of them. I never really liked them, they used to creep me out as a kid as I sometimes felt they were watching me. Still she absolutely loves them and I thought it would be a fun surprise for her to visit a Doll Museum. Anyway she realized the surprise as soon as she saw the sign. I laughed when she said... you lied! You said this was an antique store... well its both i responded! We walked in and were greeted by two sweet ladies who are part of Worthington Historical Society. They told us a bit about the society as well as the history of the building we were in, which was built back in 1845 as the Rectory of St.Johns Episcopal Church. It now holds the Doll Museum which has 19th and 20th Century dolls from all over the world and also has an antique/consignment store attached. They took us on a tour of the place and talked about the dolls they had on display. My mom was so happy throughout the tour, and made the entire trip to Columbus worth it. Once we were finished we shopped in the antique store where i found an antique porcelain figurine from Denmark, a few items i thought would make my living room look nicer, and some jewelry I bought for my bestie. I got her this vintage turquoise bracelet! Also the proceeds help fund the historical society, so it was for a good cause! My whole experience here was wonderful. Although I will never love dolls... i love antique stores. By the end, we left with a smile on our faces ready to continue enjoying our family trip. If you are into dolls or antiques, definitely come check this place out!

The cutest antique store! I loved this store! I had lunch next door and wanted to walk off my food…read more First impression: it's so visually appealing and clean. Whoever works here as a gift for putting all the items together in a way it becomes a beautiful piece of art. There is so much to see from big items to little tiny ones; but everything was carefully thought of and not randomly put there. I had so many "awe...so cute" to "wow! Amazing!" moments. My favorite room is the colorful rainbow room full of dinnerware and crockery. I immediately started taking pictures. Everything was so organized and put together perfectly. The items were color coordinated and set perfectly as if they were a giant piece of art. It was so nice, I didn't even want to buy anything because it will mess up the whole room. I also want to mention how clean it was! There was no musty smell, no dust, nothing in your way that you can trip on. The house seems to have rooms that keep going and going in a maze like fashion. I found the cutest sweater in one of the rooms, and there was a mirror next to it so that I was able to try it on. It was so cute! I love this little place and will come back next time I walk around old Worthington.

Some of my favorite things in my house are from this place! They rotate and add new stuff daily and…read moreit's always clean and polished! Check it out

My friend and I decided to make a day out of exploring Clintonville and this antique shop was right…read morein the middle of our stops, so we just had to go in and poke around. They have a great collection of large furniture from the early 1900s, along with so many really old bikes, and chairs too. While the smaller items aren't quite as abundant, I was really stoked to see an old pottery piece. I knew it was made in Zanesville just by looking at it (my home town), but I was so pleased to learn that it really was by checking the stamp underneath. Overall, this place has a great selection of curated antiques. If you're looking for something specifically early 1900s or maybe just some old chairs to jazz up, definitely check in here. P.S. Social distancing, hand sanitizer, and masks were all enforced.

When visiting Euro Classics Furniture in Clintonville expect two things: the best selection of Arts…read more& Crafts-style furniture in the city and very high prices. Maybe I'm just naive, but I was blown away by the prices of this furniture. I loved the look of a particular desk near the front of the store. I expected it to be pricey -- maybe a $1000-1500 bucks. Maybe two grand at the most. Then I looked at the price tag. I won't mention here what it cost. Let's just say that it was significantly more than my meager estimate. If you're looking for some ultra-high-end Mission/Arts & Crafts furniture, check out Euro Classics. The owner, Pedro, is extremely friendly and willing to show you around the multiple rooms of goods.

This is one of those prancy and gleeful antique shops that I love clintonville for. I'd rather try…read moreand ride a hippopotamus than try and get furniture from there to my car. Luckily for both of us (me, and the hippo) I don't buy much furniture. If I did, and if I liked it to be very retro, I would be shopping here. This place has a more.... uh.... plasticine feeling than many other antique shops.