Wow! This place blew my expectations!…read more Here I was thinking it would be a simple farmers market but it's actually like the worlds biggest antiques store crossed with garage sales crossed with mini stalls of cool vintage items and various products! I got my brother this cool vintage style cushion with a French bulldog on it for his couch! There are plenty of second hand books and comics as well as a large cafe at the exit. This place could easily take 3 hours for the serious shopper. One thing I will say is that they know their prices and the value of most things so if you are looking for a "diamond in the rough" - good luck! But if you are looking for something kitsch, cool and collectible for your house than this may be the place for you!

Maybe the classification is not as appropriate as a Antique store. I would count it more as a…read morebazaar with many stores spread out over the warehouse space. I went there on a day that it was raining, and noted that there were leaks coming in through the roof. I also noted that the prices were quite high, however the staff seemed quite willing to barter which could be attractive to the penny savers.

This place is chockas full of vintage paraphernalia and old bric-a-brac. There's also clothing to…read morebe had, if you're after something with a bit of character and history. Set out in what I expect are individual "stores" each section has it's own theme of items and seem to be managed/owned by one owner. You purchase everything from the main counter though. I was especially taken with some old vintage icecream store signs they had hanging up, and a "store" that was filled with old cut crystal and glass. If you're in to up-cycling then this is a great store to buy a decorative piece for your home, rather than buying new.

I rather enjoy a bazaar style set up. Different vendors with different styles and tastes = lots to…read morechoose from. Brick Lane covers the country to the kitschy. There's not much furniture to choose from but plenty of bric-a-brac, kitchenware and clothing. Even if you don't end up making a purchase there's plenty to marvel at.

What a great store. It dosnt look like much from the outside but inside is fully of really nice…read moregood quality furniture. I have looked at atleast 20 furniture stores this week. And couldn't find anything I liked. Within minutes of walking into this store my girlfriend and I had found what we wanted. They even organized to have one piece stained touch another for only $100. And free delivery of both items. Staff were really friendly and helpful. I highly recommend them

It's great to see a locally owned business thriving! I love the minimalistic design and how each…read morepiece is made from recycled timber and is customised. They look wonderful and are also environmentally sustainable. The owner, Peter, is friendly and knowledgeable. He's outgoing and always happy to go the extra mile when it comes to creating a bespoke piece.

From the owner: We handmake custom furniture to your specification, using localled sourced recycled timbers that we…read moresource and refine ourselves. We make indoor and outdoor furniture, with a special penchant for minimalist designs and high feature-grade timbers.

If your expecting good customer service and a friendly face... keep driving!…read moreWith a handful of cash in my pocket to purchase a new coffee machine and water pick I waited and waited and waited for customer service, I asked for assistance (knowing exactly what I wanted it was really just for the clerk to round up the items), continued to look at staff talking to each other, and simply look away when I made eye contact with them. I wish I could say this is a "one of" but this isn't the first time this nature of customer service has been displayed here, and being local it is well known in the community this level of customer service is on display at this establishment. No wonder Harvey Norman are always jumping up about people not supporting local and buying online, until they realise is their customer non-service pushing people in this direction they are always going to lose out to the internet... And they deserve to! Tip: keep driving past this store along the highway into town, you can get the same items at The Good Guys and you will actually get someone who will help you.

Earlier this year I did something I am not super proud of... I moved back in with my parents. I…read moreneeded to move out of my current house and was struggling to find a new place of my own. So there I was, living/working/breathing Geelong. That's when I discovered 123 Antiques. When I finally got that fated call from the real estate agent, I immediately went here in an effort to stock my cool new house with cool, old furniture. 123 has incredible vintage furniture from the 60s, 70s right up until the 00s - think bright green vinyl sofas, sturdy metal trunks and a HEAP of wooden bar carts that will make you want to host a Mad Men-style party every weekend. But it's not just furniture, you'll also find jewellery, prints and artwork (I've got my eye on a couple of J.H. Lynch prints, keep your paws off 'em) and simply gorgeous glassware. Despite having a completely stocked house, I find myself venturing to 123 Antiques anytime I am in the area, just to see what's new.