There's a whole lot of goodies in here! Would have spent even more time looking were they not…read moreclosing. Don't let "vintage" fool you, most items are priced fairly. Excellent prices on scarves and kids jewelry. Great selection of china and fashion jewelry. I scored on tea cups and saucers, including a vintage Tiffany & Co. set for $16! My friend bought an Elvis collectible figurine still packaged for a great deal. Handbags are behind the register. Saw a lot of Coach and Dooney & Burkes. Small but colorful clothing section for costumes or daily wear. They get new items twice a week. Wish I lived closer, as I could add to my tea pot collection but there is a second location near Highland Park.

A very well curated and interesting boutique. prices are good for real vintage items. There is so…read moremuch to explore that it's impossible to see it all with money in the parking meter. If the proprietors had a clearance sale and sold 70% of their inventory, it would still be a well stocked shoppe. That's why I'm knocking off a star, it's a bit overwhelming, you can't really see the clothes and items in the display cases because it's just too much stuff. Less inventory could be more profitable. Great selection, but if everything is special, then none of it is.

We were out and about procuring some art objects for my husband's sculptures and while heading home…read moresaw Foothill Antiques at the corner where the beautiful bougainvillea peeks out at you on Greeley. I have always liked going inside the older buildings in Old Downtown Tujunga. Desiree is great especially as she told us she grew up locally and knows many of our Tujunga Sunland businesses and friends. There are items of all sort: all nicely organized in the 2 rooms and a foyer. My husband found some pieces to add to his new projects. I found a wood painting of a pastoral scene that looks just like Wisconsin to place in my windowless office. Very reasonable. There are all sorts of art pieces, furniture, glassware, porcelain, wood figures, household items, tools, containers, shelf units, frames, mirrors, ladders (one I would love to put my epiphyllum plants on one of these days), books, and pottery. I was thrilled to find a perfect Stanley thermos. Being a 1950s girl I grew up carrying a real glass lined thermos to events and school. I love having one of these babies to keep water or coffee in my car on my commute too. Desiree will check out estate sales and look for items you may want. I just love being in a community where we can walk to all sorts of businesses and meet up with owners. I definitely plan on being back often. For now Desiree is keeping the shop open on Fridays and Saturdays. Parking on the streets around the shop is super easy.

Desiree has an amazing store. She has an affinity for the rustic but also has a number of delicate…read moreand unique items. I was turned onto the store by a craigslist ad and was not expecting much from the store but had to go thru the store 3 times until I had settled on a number of items from varied eras. From tools to kitchenware, housewares, art and more I am looking forward to a trip back in a couple of weeks.

I felt like I just met the real life Indiana Jones. The owner Tiger is a real life archaeologist…read more The shop had an array of trinkets, gadgets, relics, treasures, etc from all over the world. An abosutely amazing find. The building has a few rooms, gatheting items of all sorts left behind. Each piece has a story that Tiger will surely tell. The hours are a little iffy. If he is open go inside. This is defiently one of my favorite new shops.

I was walking back to my car in a nearby parking structure when I noticed this adorable little shop…read moreand thought, "Ooo, how cute!" I checked the hours on the door and saw that on weekends they're "sometimes" open -- which I thought was hilarious -- so of course, I had to step inside. It's a small shop that somehow feels bigger on the inside, like a little labyrinth full of surprises. The owner, Tiger, greeted us right away and was such a delight -- super personable, funny, and full of fascinating stories. He's clearly been everywhere and knows so much about the things he sells. There's a bit of everything here, and you can tell it's all curated with care and experience. Such a cool hidden gem in Burbank that I can't believe I hadn't noticed until now. Definitely worth checking out!

As a shoper I am quite particular about what I like. I found this place on Facebook and figured I…read moreshould try. I've been to a few estate sales and I've got to say that I like the level of professionalism and customer service. They even wraped china for me. In the vintage section two ladies were quite engaging and helping me even with ideas how to out few outfits together. Good job, guys. I'll be back next time

Beautiful items and walked away spending more than planned because of the selection of items. One…read moreitem was mislabeled as a certain textile that it wasn't. Bought it and found out later when researching. Still happy with the purchase! Set-up was professional!

When you initially walk in, your eyes are graced with a multitude of dancing colours and images,…read morethe sweet scent of a floral scented candle burning nearby as the aroma wafts past your nose and out into the busy expanse of Beverly Blvd. Ironically, I wasn't looking for this shop as I was in the neighborhood looking to find some new wallpaper. The sales people were fantastic, helpful and pretty darn easy on the eyes. With the beautiful and unique furniture and art adoring the walls, I couldn't help but purchase a beautiful Italian wall sconce for my newly finished bathroom. I highly recommend coming to this new designer haven, just down the road from the illustrious Pacific Design Center. With names like Mastercraft, Paul Ferrante, Nancy Corzine, Gregarious Pineo and other designer names for just a fraction of the price, passing up such opportunities was something I couldn't bring myself to do.

Loved this shop! Had so many things we needed to fill in spaces amazing art and very unique decor.read more

I was looking for an ancient cross to give my mother for Christmas when I found Ancient Resource…read more To be honest, there was part of me that thought I was going to be ripped off. Could not have been more wrong. From your fast response time to quick shipping, I could not have been better taken care of. My mother loves the cross, it was a hit. Thanks for everything Gabriel!

I had the pleasure of doing business with Gabriel and Ancient Resource. He went out of his way,…read moreduring the holiday season, to get me an item by my husbands birthday. He responded to my voicemail within a day ( I called on Christmas Eve) and he was able to mail my order the next morning. I had the item in my hand within 4 days of leaving the voicemail (one of those day was Christmas Day) I will be purchasing more in the future. Highly recommend.

Incredible selection of antiques, though prices are a bit too high for this antique-lover.read more

Went here on a Friday at 2:45. Door was locked. I called and someone told me they were closed, with…read moreno explanation. Total waste of time.

Outstanding customer service…read more I gave them an unusual clock and with no previous experience they were able to get it working again. Raffe kept me posted as he worked on it and figured out what parts he needed. I could tell he put a lot of care and pride into do a good job and making his customers happy. It was a pleasure to do business with them and I will definitely come back for any clock service I need. Highly recommend!

I had a British toy train set given to me by a friend. I was missing the key that turns the…read moreclockwork mechanism. I went to Executive Clock and he found the key that fit into the train. He oiled the clockwork mechanism. He worked on it for about 15 minutes. I watched him enjoy himself working on the toy train. I forgot what he charged me for it but it was worth it. I had a key that fit perfectly into the train and got the mechanism working. It is nice to see someone enjoying working with their hands.

I'm so excited and I just can't hide it…read more My hubby found this place for me when he was randomly passing it by early Sunday morning (by chance, and luckily for me, the 3rd Sunday of the month... the only day they have it). He knows I'm a sucker for swap meets, thrift stores, yard sales and the like ; ) All in all, it's definitely smaller than many other meets but this one had tons of stuff that I could have potentially bought... because buying it all would have been ridiculous. As it was, I left with a set of un-freaking-believable vintage/industrial/mid-century modern type swiveling bar stools that I utterly adore... for next to nothing... literally... I can't even tell you how little I paid because you may then expect to go and get the same deal... which was awesomely ridiculous and unlikely to be attained ever again... basically free. As for my other finds, I found an awesome bamboo table base that was simply dyeing for me to smack a slab of glass on top of for... $8!! The hubby even landed a fat textbook sized Jaques Cousteau book for $5 ($85 online!)... what?! I'm so not kidding, this place is a definite new fave and will be frequented every 3rd Sunday of the month. PS - $2 entrance fee per car (although $1 if you check in first... I have my deal saved for next time!) and the parking garage is huge so that's not a problem at all.

We met some very sweet vendors today: I give them credit for hauling all their old stuff out to…read morethis meet. They also deserve haloes for sitting for so many hours listening to a very monotone old cowboy singer who seemed to twang fifteen versions of the same song. I found a fun guy from a shop on San Fernando Road who had interesting costume jewelry for my husband's art sculptures, two really great guys who had some pretty great vinyl- in face there are more people selling records here than anywhere else we have been. I got 3 of their records for $3 each. One other younger guy had records and his math was waaay worse than mine. I walked up with a record and said I'll give you $3 for this one and he said- no $2..... We got a chuckle on that one. Most of the items are really meh and cheap or nice but overpriced. Good place for toy trucks, glassware, tie clasps, old hand tools and seriously good for vinyl. Please organizers; We would love some reggae or a more modern band and you have got to send that long haired singer on his way....

It appears that Atomic Threshold does not respond to their customers concerns…read more   We bought a dining room table and four chairs several years ago from Atomic Threshold.  The set was used about a dozen times as we rarely entertain.  We recently moved and started to use the set again.  One of the chair legs broke horizontally just below the seat.  We called Christian Boehr in May 2020, explained the break and asked if the chair could be repaired or replaced.  He asked us to send a photo of the chair and the break, which we did.  We called, texted and emailed and never heard back.  We were surprised to be "ghosted".

I visited the shop today to look at a credenza and fell in love with the variety of vintage pieces…read morein store. Thanks again for the great service and the care you put into each and every piece!