We were in town for a wedding and came upon this unusual shop. I spent quite a bit of time shopping…read moreand found some unique items. The sales people were helpful and kind. When we came back from our trip to Alaska I was looking through my receipts when I spotted my receipt from this store. I gave the sales lady $ 100 in cash and charged the final $34.17. My contactless recipient showed the total was charged all on my credit card. When I called to enquire I was very disappointed how rude Joanne was, I tried to explain what happened and she said"Just cut to the story.". She said well that's the way that shows up we don't have any way to separate it on the receipt. I told her I would enquire on my credit card so reluctantly looked it up. I thanked her and because although she was off putting and sharp with her tongue most of us have worked in retail at some time. I suggest that in the future they would mention this to the customers splitting there payment up. She stated that no one had ever questioned that. Post customer service was Horrible. Such a totally different vibe from purchase. I suspect Joanne may be an owner and I wonder how many other customers she has been rude to. Very disappointed with this post sale inquiry. I will definitely check my credit card statement. Very disappointed for her lack of customer service.

Big variety of items - you can easily browse for an hour, or more! Prices were fair, staff was…read morefriendly & helpful. I'll be back for sure!

If you just love to wander around checking out memorabilia from your past or are looking for an…read moreitem in your collection, this could be a good spot to visit. The store offers space on consignment to others. Each space is it's own little 'shop' and each item tagged with the price and vendor number. I saw some very nice older quilts and other household linens like pillow cases, doilies and what not. There are plenty of glasses, license plates, toys, records, metal goods, kitchen wares, jewelry. A bit of everything. The staff were pleasant. The store can be a bit overwhelming. You really have to 'look' carefully to see it all. You could spend a few minutes or a couple of hours. Out front they had a grocery cart holding the door open filled with 'free' treats. On this date, lemon pies that were approaching their expiration date. It's just a nice little offering to the community. Definitely worth a stop in. I found a few things I would purchase if we lived in the area. Prices were good with a few exceptions.

Quaint setting in a lovely historical building. Lots of items well priced. Loved the ladies who…read moreown it. Very inviting & welcoming.

Super cool antique store and flea market! Lots of great people, fun stuff to look at, beautiful…read moreviews and loads of antiques from days gone by. Although not in service at the time of writing, there is a salon inside where you could get your hair done accompanied by a drink (or two!) Loads of unique vendors with classic toys, handmade jewelry, statues, with knickknacks and bric-a-brac galore. Definitely stop by, meet some friendly faces, grab a cocktail, take some pictures, and leave with a new treasure to decorate your home. Very fun place!

Jam-packed with vendor booths that are unattended, allowing the customer to shop without pressure…read more A vast variety of hobby collectibles and antique items covering all specialties. The employees were personable, helpful, and knowledgeable. Store was huge, well lit, and clean. Definitely a must stop if you are hunting for something specific or just curious about what unique things you might discover.

I LOOOOOOOVE A GOOD ANTIQUE MALL!! This place is absolutely stunning and jam PACKED with treasures!…read moreit was so fun to just walk around and theres definitely something for everyone!! i got this super sick gamecube that ive always been looking for for a steal! and a couple other cute this for an amazing price! you can tell the people running this joint love what they do and were very happy to work with us to get stuff out of showcases and check out! cant wait to come back and find more cool stuff!!

This place was definitely off the beaten path and packed full of things to find! The ladies that…read morewere there were very friendly and helpful. They even suggested other businesses around town to check out.

This place is a hidden gem! We were passing through and saw the sign for antiques so we decided to…read moremake a quick detour. At first we thought that the sign was mistaken as we didn't see any signs that an antique store was nearby, but then there it was! It is crammed full of antiques in great condition. My wife and I are on a quest to find what's know as "nesting hen" covered dishes and we made a successful find here! This was a super rare nesting hen dish with an egg plate base and only made by Fenton and in limited numbers. We also found the top of a color of one we didn't have and hopefully we'll be able to find the bottom soon. The owner is a very nice older gentleman who enjoys what he does. If ever in the neighborhood I'd recommend a few hours here to explore.

After being given some costume jewelry we called around and found this place. Calledand there was…read moreno answer but the call was returned promptly. Went to the store and was pleasantly surprised with the cash offer. Will go here in the future when the occasion arises.

Cool shop. I scored a snazzy old coke crate for a bargain. Nice helpful staff. Check out the store…read moreand find a little something you weren't even looking for. :)

A fun and nostalgic treasure hunt in Maple Valley! My…read morehusband spotted this antique and collectibles shop while driving through Maple Valley, and I'm so glad we decided to pull over! ​As soon as we walked in, the female owner greeted us warmly and kindly explained the best way to navigate through the store. Following her advice, we explored the packed aisles and found so many unique and interesting items--from vintage signs to quirky collectibles (they even have a giant shark hanging from the ceiling!). ​While value is definitely in the eye of the beholder when it comes to antiques, my husband and I had a wonderful time looking around together. We didn't end up finding anything we couldn't live without this time, but it's a fantastic place to browse. We would definitely stop by again if we are in the area!

The service is amazing. The people are nice and they have a wide selection of things to purchase…read morefrom the value is great for everything they use perfect pricing.

The selection is fairly typical of an antiques (ish) mall (ish) like this one: vintage art glass,…read moresome actual antiques (remember: they have to be 100 years old or older), and other sundry vintage things. The issue is that almost everything is overpriced. Upon entry, the space immediately to the right with vinyl and vintage clothing? Hilariously overpriced. They apparently think that no one will look up comps on the internet while standing there. Pretty much every album was priced far above what's on Discogs or eBay. As I worked my way back, I found a Murano ashtray that elsewhere is generally priced in the $40-60 range for $150. I involuntarily laughed out loud. Oh, also? NO DISCOUNT on that $150. LOL. How thick do they think we are? Come on. Just silly. You'd be far better off buying these same things online. Maybe drop in to see the item in person, but don't waste your hard-earned money on overpriced pieces that depend on you being a clueless consumer.

I stopped in here a little worried it didn't exist post pandemic because no more than one review…read more But don't miss it! It deserves a little Yelp love. Lots of variety and a couple of things I lusted after but $3800 for a Hirschfeld caricature of Carol Channing was out of my range. Roseville, depression glass, furniture! I bought a 1988 Far Niente wine crate for $35 that I'll find something interesting to do with. I will be back.