Raul is the man. Thanks for the great deals and fun stuff!…read more James

Ral has an amazing store and I am sure you find something you love. It is a little full but that…read moreadds to the ambience.

I have been working with BCS, selling off my mother in laws extensive collections. Stamps, jewelry,…read morecoins, and much more. These guys give me the best service, and $return... hands down! Highly recommended!

Need to make some money fast? Then this is your spot. I sold some old coins, collectible Disney…read morestuff, and an old camera here. I of course didnt get as much as I would have liked for everything, but I do feel the amount they gave me was fair.

I really wanted to like Bellingham Antique Mall, but unfortunately I can't recommend it…read more The biggest issue was the smell. There is an older cat in the shop, and while I absolutely love cats, it was very clear that it is urinating inside. The odor of cat urine was extremely strong and hard to ignore. It made it difficult to browse comfortably. Pricing throughout the store also felt high. I did find a few interesting items, but overall many things seemed marked well above what they're worth. The costume jewelry section was especially frustrating. I appreciated that the clerk unlocked the case and allowed me to look, but having someone stand closely beside me the entire time felt awkward; considering the position and place where we were. If the items require that level of supervision, it might make more sense to keep them in the front jewelry counter area. Which they were not using for jewelry. The cabinets being secured with visible chains throughout the store was also off-putting and added to an uncomfortable browsing experience. What truly disappointed me was the pricing and representation of the jewelry. There was a costume ring priced at $80 that appeared to be worth closer to $20. Another was marked $60 and also clearly costume. A "sterling silver" ring was priced at $115, yet there was no visible 925, STER, or STERLING stamp, no paperwork, and the citrine stone did not appear genuine. Without proper identification or documentation, those prices felt unreasonable. Between the odor and the questionable pricing, I left feeling uneasy about the value of other items in the store as well. I'm sharing this in hopes that improvements can be made, because antique shopping should feel enjoyable and trustworthy.

Something for everyone. Antiques, Vintage, Clothes. Books and more, Fair prices. Good location…read morenear many places to eat.

Every time I'm there, there is new merchandise to look at, constantly changing, instead of being…read morethe same old. Always so much variety, no junk. . Staff/service are great. Love that Penny Lane is open 7 days a week.

Horrible service. Had a decent time perusing the offerings until I was approached by an employee…read morewho accused me of stealing a jacket (satin, baseball-styled) I wore when I entered the store. Looking into this place on social media, I found out others of particular skin tones have been similarly accused. Avoid unless you want to be treated like a thief. Or go naked or wearing something that says something like "My Shirt. I paid for it" or "Not a Thief," or "This Place SUCKS." I'll rate Penny Lane 0 Air Force Ones out of a possible 10.

OK, I'm from NYC and am not used to this whole affordable antiques situation, but George at Vintage…read more360 provided me an excellent introduction. I ended up getting a great deal on a nice mid-century dining table that was missing a foot. He offered to find me a new foot, and went above and beyond to help me get it to my apartment. We've also been in touch via email, and he offered to alert me when he gets in new stuff that I'm on the look out for in my price range and style. Like, if I were back home in the city, this stuff would by 5x as much and I'd pay through the nose to rent a van to get the furniture back to my house, and no one would care that I want a mid-century bedside table with a drawer in walnut. The store is clean, well-organized, and doesn't have the dusty, oppressive, overwhelming, hoarder den, imposible-to-navigate feel of other antique shops. A must- go if you like beautiful old stuff and attentive customer service.

This is probably my favorite antique store in Bellingham. I like how it is a little less cramped…read morethan some of the others, and things are displayed in a lovely way. I had just moved into my little studio and I was looking for some things to furnish it, and I found the PERFECT dish set here. It was beautiful! The problem was, I didn't quite have the money to pay for it. Not only did he give me a discount, but he let me put a down payment on it, and I came back in a week to pick it up, and he had it all wrapped up for me to take home! Wonderful customer service, and great pieces. I will be back.

Wow, what great place to look for old records! Seriously! Tons of old vinyl! This place is a…read morecollectors dream. This store seems a little more geared towards Gen X vintage than the upstairs store, which works for this 40-something just fine. I got the most incredible 1976 "The Wonders of Metrics" lunchbox for a decent price, and they had a ton of Star Wars toys, Barbies, and other 60s & 70s stuff. Yet again, my only complaint is handicap accessibility. I don't know if they have another way in, but the only way I could find was a long staircase inside the upstairs antique mall. I use a cane, and stairs aren't completely out the question for me, but for others they are. If you are disabled and plan on coming here, you might want to check with them first to see if they have an accessible entrance. Note to Disabled: Not even remotely accessible if you have an wheelchair, hard to navigate with a cane or walker, many many stairs, street parking only.

I love it!!!! Cool vintage audio equipment and tons of vinyl. A great place to hunt for cool tunes…read more All the staff I've met are super helpful and kind. I would love to get some of that sweet vintage gear.

Karen and her crew of four delightful young women made a difficult chore so much easier! I cannot…read morethank them enough for their professionalism, hard work, and kindness. Love the store, too! Always great treasures to be found!

As a family we love going to antique stores, we've been to a lot over the years. This place have me…read morethe ick immediately upon getting to the door stating no purses in store you must leave them in ur car or a rusty locker.. the 2 gals were not welcoming at all when my kids and I walked in, I should of just left but my curiosity got the best of me...so we starting looking at things and prices..is this las r for real?! Overpriced complete junk..i saw a regular cereal Tupperware for 5 bucks a shipped dog statue for like 500 bucks. It's a joke they've been in buisness as long as they have

This place is a gem! Great prices and whoever is in charge of selecting the furniture, art, and…read moreknick knacks is a really talented. I wish this store was in Seattle so that I can swing by every week to curate my home. My fiancé and I bought two chairs, two old vintage plant pots and a old sailor painting from 1950 for a spectacular deal. The cashier was even kind enough to stay behind 15 minutes past closing time for us to grab the car and load it away on a Friday. Awesome customer service and one of my top choices for antique furniture and home goods in WA state!

I do not recommend using them for the estate sale of any loved ones, that's for sure.read more

When I saw this shop I was so excited to go in. The window displays are fabulous. I tried several…read moretimes and each time, when I arrived, it was closed. I finally did get to visit on an 'open' day but I was disappointed in the treatment I received. The woman working there was very rude. I decided to try again another time but sadly, received the same treatment. As lovely as this place is, I will never buy anything from them. They need to hire some people with class and customer service skills.

I am beyond bored at most antique stores. My wife loves them and I will cheerfully accompany her to…read morethem when I have failed to plan our route to avoid them. Ormolulu had me at Hello. The proprietors are Debbie and Jim. Their curation is amazing. Before we even entered the store, they had good music (Ray Charles) playing at appropriate volume from high quality concealed speakers. More about that in a minute. While they don't have as much guy-stuff as they do girl-stuff, they have ten times as much guy stuff as any other five antique shops I've been in. Before we talked to Debbie about whether it was OK to take pictures (it is OK), I was sneaking photos on my phone where I couldn't be seen. If you want to outfit the best man cave ever, this is the place to shop. Which brings me back to the music. Jim does clever retrofitting of radios and other pieces, putting high quality Bluetooth-capable speakers in them. So there is pleasant music throughout the shop and it's hard to tell where it's coming from. The antiques literally sing. I had a huge grin when I found the first one. I KNOW there's music coming from this wall, but from where...? They should do a lot of these and make them easily discoverable by other than curious audiophiles. I'll post some pictures soon as I get them off my phone.

Generally overpriced and unfriendly. They have a few stunning items, but they are asking waaay to…read moremuch for them. It's not a bad place to stop by and check for the occasional bargain, but it's not my favorite place. Note for Disabled: Reasonably accessible, has its own parking lot.

We had high hopes for this old well established antique shop on a recent visit to Bellingham…read more Our hopes were quickly dashed once we looked around inside this shop to see mostly piles of old tools laying on tables, ho hum paintings stacked on the floor in the back (which were hard to view) and tons of uninteresting books stacked on tall shelves along the walls which seemed like a waste of valuable retail floor space. The dust was rather thick on the glass shelves we noted when we looked closer at a few things. Sure... we noticed a few better pieces of golden oak in the shop including a couple really nice curved front display cases. The few cases that were priced were tagged at nearly 3 times what they were worth. What a joke.