This is a lovely store with a lovely owner. Plenty of truly vintage and antique finds. There are…read moretwo floors with much to look at from decor to furniture, to practical items to use in your house and kitchen. Brands we saw: Redwing, Haeger, Hull, Jim Beam, USA, Lenox, Royal Copley, McCoy and so much more! There is a holding station by the front desk area, a spacious parking lot outside, and the wrapping for glass is adorable. Plenty of Christmas finds this time of year specials here and there. A vendor was stocking up their station while we were there which wasn't great and they then followed us around and out of the store which also wasn't great. You'll be watched!

A really great selection of antiques and vintage items. The owner is great, the staff are friendly…read moreand helpful and the prices are very reasonable. Definitely check it out.

This little vintage/distressed furniture business is in downtown Oregon City. I live REALLY not…read moreclose so I've been stalking them on facebook for a while. My desire to have a houseful of shabby chic stuff is well documented. I was married for 14 years to someone who...well, his taste runs more to office depot. I made the journey today to check out these cute little Peruvian mirrors they get in from time to time. I'd ideally like 5 silver ones. They only had three I wanted and one wasnt totally silver...so I didnt buy today. But I will keep monitoring and likely go in again. Theyre freaking adorable. There was no one around at noon on Sunday so I could drool in peace. They had a number of cool old pieces. All the drawers opened easily ( unlike my current cool old pieces). I could have happily loaded up my car if I only had a place for them and a wad of cash. Not only do they have cool old stuff but they will paint/refinish/distress your cool old stuff too. Sweet. And they have sales from time to time on facebook. There was street parking right on 6th in front of their door. Easy peasy. They do have two steps up into their space if accessibility is an issue, fyi. Still pondering the bright green bar cart....it was cuuute. P.S. if you go check the hours on facebook. Theyre not the same ones listed on yelp. The store opened at noon today, not 9.

I really enjoyed the unique and varied pieces in this store. Not your average antique store for…read moresure.

I have shopped at or been a vendor many times at all the local shows. Maizee Mae is the worst…read morevalue for vendors...cost $125 a booth for 200 customers.....lombard flea market or Donnies show get the same 200 customers for a WAY CHEAPER BOOTH. not really many vendors to buy from either. Oregon city show also poorly advertises DO COBURG INSTEAD

Lovely little store!…read more They specialize in mostly fine China here and a few kitchen gadgets. They are also involved in hosting a slew of events so totally worth following them just to get event updates!

Give Miguel a raise! He's a friendly face whom I appreciate seeing, and also quite helpful! Also…read moregive a raise to the gentleman who's typically at the donation drop off trailer, helpful and friendly! RWB offers top brands at discount prices. Heads up they don't have fitting rooms but they have mirrors; I like to wear leggings and tank top to try stuff on. Happy hunting :)

The good: -great…read moreselection. Employees are constantly stocking shelves with go backs and new stuff -can definitely find some bargains. There are color tag sales everyday from 25% - 75% off select items The bad: -no dressing rooms. There are a couple mirrors at end caps where people gather around and try things on, but that gets crowded and it's not easy to try pants on over clothes. Which wouldn't be that big of a deal if they had a different return policy but... - no returns. All sales final - sections organized by color, not by size - not the cleanest space and some of the clothes on the racks have stains/tears, so be sure to really check your items before purchasing - cash only. There is an ATM but of course there are fees to withdraw like all ATMs - prices have gone up considerably in the past several years Overall, still a great store but lots of room for improvement

I've bought multiple furniture and home decor items here, each time I've been impressed by the…read morequality and value. I've also consigned here and have found the experience to be professional.

I live not far from this place and drive by it a lot. It is one of those places that you have to go…read morethere with a purpose I think . I've sold many things through them and have bought a few things from them. I got lucky in the things we scored on I feel, they do take furniture but only if it's in great condition. I appreciate that to be honest . They have recently added more art and we've noticed that more people are present to greet us ands ask if they can help with anything as well. Have to be patient if you are looking for something in particular.

Do not sell at this location they are a rip off. Still owe us 1000 and we will have to sue them for…read moreit.

It's bigger than it looks, and it's on a favorite little stretch of High Street, but somehow I…read morenever made it in until recently. The staff, all two of them, spent the whole time behind the counter talking to a friend of theirs. We came in, two of us, late morning, live customers. Hey, people! We're not invisible, are we? No, we are not! You can see me! Yes, you can! Watch this, I'm going to walk in every room of your building -- all 10 or so of them. I'm even going to touch things! Yes, that's right, I'm going to walk past the counter twice! But no, I'm just not good enough ... you just can't say hello, can you? Am I too young? Am i wearing the wrong clothing? Dear reader, I assure you, I looked pretty good that morning ... as did my pal. And we're not college kids, we own a home, we spend our money. We don't look poor. I really don't know what their problem is, but whatever it is, they have a new problem: I have a big mouth, and I'm going to let people know about what kind of rude place this is. We even made a loud comment as we were leaving, but they were still too cool to say anything. What the frick is wrong with these people? On the plus side: there's a lot of stuff in here, and some of it's priced quite fairly, and as many reviews attest you can apparently talk them down even more. Just ignore the sticker price, tell them what you want to pay. You're the boss. The prices on the tags are merely suggestions. You can make deals here, that's the name of the game. But alas I wouldn't know, BECAUSE THE PEOPLE IN THE SHOP WOULDN'T EVEN SAY HI TO ME!

Unfriendly clerks! Could care less if your there! Not overly helpful or accommodating.read more

I found this pillow at the vintage nest a few weeks ago and totally loved it! i thought it was…read morevintage and a great find. since i loved it so much, i tried to look it up online to see if i could find the brand, since there wasn't a tag on it. i reverse image searched it and to my surprise its a SHEIN pillow. i feel cheated since it was sold to me as "vintage" for $30 and now i see its from SHEIN and costs $6. what a scam. the vintage nest does have some other good finds in the store but i don't trust anything they sell anymore. definitely not a vintage store. also just realized that this mirror that i found today in the store is from amazon!!! what a rip off. so disappointing.

I believe they have this event once a year outside where they close down a few blocks of Main…read moreStreet in downtown Oregon City for it. I think they have some other flea market events indoors a couple other times during the year and you can check their facebook page for details (though it seems like they don't always post a lot of info there and they don't have a website other than the facebook page as of this writing). We went to the open-air event on Main Street and there were a lot of vendors over a few blocks. Various antiques and collectibles, household/kitchen items, decor, holiday decorations (vintage and new)...basically the wide range of goodies to peruse at a vintage/antique market. They had a few food trucks there as well, plus you have all the businesses, restaurants and coffee shops in downtown Oregon City there to wander around and grab a nosh and/or beverage. There is plenty of free parking around downtown and they also have paid parking on the street and in lots.