Best antique store in CDA. I have now purchased from this store on five occasions. Great products,…read moreclean store and knowledgeable help. So, if the question is will, I return to shop, the answer is yes, at least once a month if not more often.

It's one thing to have employees walk around and check on "customers" and another to have them walk…read morearound with the assumption everyone is a thief. Again if you are that concerned every customer is actually a thief maybe you're in the wrong business. I observed your employees following customers to the parking lot, taking pictures of their vehicles, so either theft is rampant in your store (which I doubt) or you're paranoid (more likely) and profiling customers which is not right and bad for business. I didn't see your employees following the blue hairs around the store or out to the parking lot which means not everyone gets the same treatment. As for coming in again probably won't happen. My family has lived in North Idaho and western Montana for 8 generations so I'll be sure to spread the word on how you do business.

This store is so fun to go look around. The staff allows you to freely walk around and enjoy the…read morespace! I try and visit once or twice a year

All I can say is the store is unbelievable. The best antique store I have ever been in. I told Sam…read morethe owner that if they serve food I would just move in it could take me a week at least to go through all the rooms and everything they had to offer as you walk through history. I WOULD RECOMMEND

Love this store! There is so much to see and so many vendors. Allow at least an hour to browse…read more Have fun!!

I am very disappointed in the way the employees treat their customers. Particularly, a woman named…read moreTracy. My brother and I went into this location and was impressed with the items. I have taken my friends and when we have visitors from out of town. When I went up to the counter to pay for my items, I asked her if she knows of any one selling a vintage glass stem for a Pyrex percolator2-4 cup. She said that she knew she had one and would get back with me. I left her my name and contact number. After I didn't hear back from her I called the store and she was rude to me. She said she had a personal problem and didn't have a chance to look. So, I waited to hear back from her again...we'll it's been a couple of months now. I called today and explained the situation to a colleague of hers, she put me on hold and Tracy came to the phone, I reminded her who I was and she obviously didn't have time for me. She said she couldn't find it, in her usual rude tone. I thought about calling her this second time, thinking that she might have lost my contact number. That was clearly not the case. I had accidentally broken my daughter's stem and Tracy seemed sure she had one.

Absolutely a great and outstanding store. So many amazing things to look at, and buy...also have…read moregreat deals and a wonderful, helpful staff. If that's not enough, the owners have been known to help appraise your antiques...one of the partners was a professional apraiser with the Antique Road Show and now shares those skills with their clients. Also, from what I understand, he is an integral part in helping the Looking Glass launch their monthly AUCTIONS...which i think is great! Haven't been to one yet, but i plan on being at them as often as possible now that I'm aware of them. I highly recomend Looking Glass antiques. If your disappointed, your in the wrong store.

A fairly large store with tons of merchandise to peruse. Some of the vendors were having a sale…read morewhen I visited but nobody had what I'm specifically looking for. They even have a room full of items for just $2 each. Not that great of stuff mind you but still only $2. The nice lady tending the store was very talkative and gave me the rundown when I entered. When I didn't find anything that I was looking for she was very helpful and informed me of other antique shops in the area that I could check out. Overall, a nice and friendly experience. I will check back occasionally for what I'm in search of.

My boyfriend and I came into Coeur D'Alene just to visit this store. It was definitely worth it…read more The gentleman who helped us was so knowledgeable and personable. We found a gorgeous ring from a designer no one else has in the area. We were looking for a vintage feel and it did NOT disappoint. There were many beautiful options to choose from as well, they definitely have something for everyone. I was impressed the selection of styles, the staff, and the quality. It was a no pressure visit too which made it even better. Update! My fiancé bought my ring from here. It's perfect. I'm often asked if it's an heirloom, which for me, is a huge compliment. I wanted something with a vintage feel and I got exactly that.

So where do I start? My husband (boyfriend at the time) went here to find that one special ring. He…read moreliterally drove all the way from working in Spokane, three times after work to find THE one. Reason 1 why I don't recommend: he told them that he wanted to get me a turquoise ring as well as diamond, and they told him that wasn't a good idea because "she will damage it in less than a year". Flash forward to today, my husband bought a turquoise wedding band that has NOT been damaged in the slightest way. But I had to take my diamond ring back to Clark's twice for repairs and two lost diamonds due to prongs breaking in LESS THAN 2 YEARS! Reason 2: when I took my ring back the last time, "diamond Jane" proceeded to tell me that my husband choose a setting that is known for the prongs to bend and break. HELLO?! Why would you suggest that he buy it in the first place?! Reason 3: when I questioned her about why they helped my husband choose this ring, she kept interrupting me. I blatantly told her to stop, and she told me she was "just conducting business" Reason 4: shortly after we were married (before I noticed the poor quality of the ring) I took my mother there because she wanted something special. When we got there, there was a woman behind the counter holding a yorkie dog of some sort. My mom proceeded to tell her about hers and the lady said something along the lines of "well mine is at least papered" and then "let me get you someone that will want to help you" needless to say, we didn't wait for someone to help us. I apologized all over to my mom. Reason 5: my ring now lives in my jewelry box and only comes out on special occasions... I am so disappointed in the quality of not only product but customer service especially for how well known they are for being a family owned and local....

I love this place, the staff was nice, and my grandma ownes it, 5 stars…read more Their prices are good and they regularly add new things. The selection is awesome and hasn't made me disappointed.

Cool Thrift Shop! It's NOT My Fave; however. It's a 3/5…read more Cons: Neighborhood a bit sketchy (4th Street) Somewhat 'isolated' location-wise

I like the cause but the prices in the store are ridiculous. Just like Goodwill they continue to…read moreprice like they're selling rare antiques. Really??? Who does the pricing on this. I can buy A new chair for this price!

I'm not too sure which location I was at yesterday as it looks like they have 2 but the one I went…read moreto was next door to the hospice thrift store so to go to both places - ur gonna want ALOT of time! I think both places close early but it looks like Paris Antiques closes before the thrift store so maybe hit that first. It's easier to shop at the thrift because they have more room & you only need to look through it once - where at Paris Antiques - I suggest u go through the store At Least TWICE! There's just so many precious great items that you just miss a lot of u only walk through it once so just leave yourself extra time & try to walk it the 2 times maybe even more so u don't miss anything. I am new to Idaho. I haven't been here a month yet. I came here from the Los Angeles/OC border area of CA. My family has been collecting Antiques since my grandparents. My mom decorated our home in the 1970's with Antiques & we've done everything from Auctions to shops & when I was small we use to travel in our camper across the country to seek out antiques. I'm not a huge buyer of Antiques but I have been selling some of my moms excess that she never used over the years so I've learned a lot about them. I even looked into buying spaces for her in antique malls similar to Paris Antiques. Living in CA you would think we have a great selection but after visiting Paris Antiques here - I realized they have many many unique items u will NEVER find in CA antique stores. If u do the prices would be so ridiculous that they probably wouldn't sell to be used & that a little sad. The 1st thing I noticed were they had REAL vintage Beach Cruisers. I think they were from 1950's-1960's & several were Schwinn. In the town I grew up in we had one of the old Schwinn stores so I've always loved them but I haven't seen a true Vintage Schwinn since the 1970's & they even had a bright blue Corvette model. If I had the $ I would have bought 2 for my new place. The price was a very fair price - it's just with the move I'm gonna be on a budget for awhile. The prices were more than fair so It didn't feel right to ask if the price was negotiable but trust me I wanted to! A lot of antique stores from the LA/OC area are filled with faux antiques. You won't find that with this store. I didn't find 1 item that wasn't properly marked. They had a great supply of everything from name brand purses, true vintage unique clothing, shabby chic furniture in great condition, every type of collectible anything... you could almost set up a whole complete house buying from this place! My mom decided to use my Red colored kitchen for our new kitchen here. When I bought the stuff in the 1990's in Utah it was easy to find red items - apples, tomatoes, etc... but today it's not so easy to find unless u buy cheap kitchenware. I wasn't too sure how the red plan was going to work but after visiting Paris Antiques - I realized I actually can set us up now with a Red kitchen & they had a lot to choose from. In fact u could set up a kitchen in just about ANY color u want! They have anything from tools to collectible vintage anything. I'm quite sure I even saw true antique Americana African American collectible items that are impossible to even find online! There's even baby items! Then your everyday collectibles like John Deere even antler sheds, old knives, vintage cars & toys etc... - this is a place you can take your man & he won't want to leave after he finds the section that speaks to him! The prices are fair. Items are priced to sell. I saw several sections had 50% off or other sales also so when your shopping look for those. The down sides are - it is hot & I couldn't find anyone to help me. There were a few things I wanted to purchase but since I know I'll most likely be back I decided to wait. I walked past the front desk a few times - I went through the store at least twice but the 2 women were busy talking to each other & the next few times I went by & waited a bit longer the 1 left at the front was busy on her cell phone so I ended up leaving. I'm sure it gets slow there but this store would do very well if it had some good customer service. If I would have been able to get a price in a few things right away I most likely would have bought them but after u walk around a few times u find other items & tend to change your mind & then if it's hot like it got yesterday after doing 2 Laps in the store I got too tired to wait & left without buying... I'm still giving them 5 stars because it was too my benefit that I didn't buy all those things I wanted because I learned as I left they have Another Store down the street so I'm going to go there next & check it out before I buy anything... In the end - if your here in CDA this is a store to see for just about anyone! You won't be disappointed!

Filled with variety and Christmas Cheer right now! 11/24/2023 Flea Market is a good description…read more Lotsa vendors with a wide age range and types of inventory. Everything I looked at had a price tag that seemed reasonable. Staff that rang us up were very friendly too. We spent about 20 minutes meandering through, purchasing 4 items totaling $66.00. I'll try to remember to picture the items purchased later with the exception of the sweater already pictured.

I love going on "putzing" days, which involves going to every thrift store in the downtown CDA area…read more(St. Vincent's, Goodwill, Idaho Youth Ranch, Hospice, etc). Of all of the thrift shops in the area, this one is by far the cleanest, most affordable, and customer service oriented of them all. The volunteers in the store are so friendly and immediately greet you walking through the door. The organization in this shop is wonderful. The "5 stars" definitely goes towards their pricing. Before going into Hospice this day, I had already been to the others and was actually quite taken back on the other shops' prices. I understand there is a fine line of pricing items to support the organization in which they represent and not just giving items away, but before going Hospice I had left every other thrift shop empty handed strictly due to the cost of items. However, I left Hospice with a few great items and all at a great, fair price!

Very old and some not good condition cloths, but my daughter founds one shirt for 24 dollars!read more