I used to go out with a girl from Nairne who quite literally lived just down the road from here. In…read moreall the time we were dating I didn't once step foot into this place, though I did get to hear rumours of it being haunted. Not sure if they're true or not as I can't find anything online about it, so assume they were just that: rumours. I've been here recently with my current partner who fell in love with it... The store, not my ex... She loves old antique furniture and if you want to fill your house with antiques and have a big wallet then this is where you need to go. There are 2 stores setup side by side with sheds down the back that hold even more stock. When you think you've seen everything there is to see here you can go downstairs in the main shop and see another 3-4 rooms worth of items. Most items are Indian from the Edwardian era. From massive double doors, to beds and tables, to clocks, boxes and crates, if you have any love of antiques then you have to visit this place. Just fill that wallet full of cash before you do!!

I visited The Warehouse the other day to see what it was all about…read more Owner Sarah described it as a place selling rustic used hardware and homewares, and that's exactly how it is. In fact, it's almost a bit of an antique store. In amongst tools and hardware of all sorts are wall hooks, books, tables, teacups and evena spinning wheel! There were a number of things which caught my eye, in particular a gorgeous blue table and some large metal flowers. Everything looked clean and in good shape for selling. Though not necessarily cheap, their prices seemed reasonable to me given the quality of mose of the wares. If you are looking for tools, this is a good place to go - they have heaps. There were many shovels and garden tools, some ladders etc. I would recommend this place if you are looking to redecorate your home or add a rustic feeling. I also suggest checking out this little gem if you love vintage shopping! There is a relaxed, quirky atmosphere and plently of eye-catching wares! The owners were lovely to talk to, and happy to show me around the shop. I really liked how this adds to the little bundle of business in Woodside. It feels right at home and being a little different to most second-hand stores in the area gives it a bit of an edge. It definitely suits the atmosphere of the Adelaide Hills. It is on the main street, but set back, so keep that in mind or you might walk straight past it! Highly recommend going for a browse! Loved it.

Right off the bat I have to say that this is one of those places I love! You walk in the door and…read morethere are piles of books, LPs, toys, comics, it's all here and it's crammed into this little store. Seriously, the place is probably smaller than my living room, but I've spent well over an hour just checking out books and albums and I've barely scratched the surface! If you're looking for a rare book then check this place out. The owner is really friendly and keen to help if you're looking for something. If you're looking for a certain book or album, chances are it's here, he just needs to dig through the stock to find it. Come back in a week or so and it'll probably be there waiting for you to pick up. I just can't express how much I love this store. I don't always buy something, but it's a lot of fun wasting an afternoon ploughing through stock just to see what you might find. I always find myself thinking "wow I haven't seen that for years" or "I've never seen that before"

I was a big fan of history during my school years and even now I find myself leafing through…read moreantique books and meandering through antique stores. Philicia on Goodwood Road may appear small from the outside but onced you step in, be prepared to vet through rooms of china, collectables, vintage paraphernalia and embrace the 1900s history in this fascinating store. If you're an avid antique collector, you will appreciate the fine beauty and treasures here. A silver Victorian candlebra spoke of the days where she would light the hallways of an English mansion. A 1920 electric wall phone stored love stories and gossip from the Jazz Age era. Vintage enthusiast would adore the delicate range of peticoats, hankies, socks and even bras! What pretty gifts they would make for someone who would appreciate them. Before I left my mini tour, I spotted a couple of stunning walnut cupboards with claw feet. Such intricate details and each carrying bone china collection, Victorian painted dolls and antique plates. I felt like I was reliving the scene from It Happened One Night with dashing Clark Gable. Expect prices to be on the high end here. Even if you're not planning a shopping spree here, it's certainly offers the right dosage of history and charm for those who so desire it.

This tiny looking shop from the out side is enormously filled with every treasure you can…read moreimagine and all the china collectables known are available. It is truly an Aladins cave.I have lived in Adelaide all my life and didn't know this shop existed until I shopped on the internet and realised it was from this shop!This is Adelaide's best kept secret! Would have loved to stay longer but my husband dragged me out in case I bought more, Can't wait to get back there! Run by Phil a retired school principal and his wife Christine ,both are friendly,knowledgeable and helpful.

There are so many antique dealers specialising in second hand furniture on Magill Road it's really…read morehard to know where to start! This place is probably the best bet. The shop is a huge old house with the warehouse attached out the back. I love exploring the house, wandering from room to room and discovering new treasures in every nook and cranny. Pedlars is the best mix of variety, affordability and quality on this strip. Kensington Antiques is the only place that beats them on price, but they don't have quite the range and their pieces don't tend to be in quite as good condition. Pedlars sells stuff for individual dealers (I think it's a consignment type arrangement), so there are two stages of quality assesment before the stock gets to the shop floor. They do auctions here too, which I imagine would be very worthwhile as it's at auctions that most furniture dealers pick up their goods before they inflate the prices to on sell to the end user. I have always found the staff really obliging and lovely here. They've allowed me to negotiate prices down and then happily manuevered a slightly too big table down the very narrow staircase for me at closing time. Customer service win!

Definitely one of the better antique stores down Magill Road, Pedlar's stocks not only beautiful…read morefurniture from around the world, but they also stock some beautiful decorative and collectable items, which I simply adore. These items are so unique, and for antique/collectable items, some of the prices are affordable to practically anyone, which I like. Not only do they specialise in items from France, Denmark and England, they also buy and sell local items. Also, they sometimes auction off the items they have for sale, which would definitely be something to keep your eye out for. So check out the website for more information on that. The outside of the store is eye catching, and one of the reasons I really wanted to venture inside of this store - I adore it.

This shop really is about the size for Hobbits because from the street it looks just like it. I…read morejust wish I knew about it earlier but then again I would've been broke, this is a devine find filled with eclectic items such as antiques and in amongst it all a mish mash of various other items. Now unfortunately it was closed on this particular day but I will phone in advance next time just to check. From what I saw I liked as it leans towards that French provincial look and style. The quirkiest thing I saw was a deer head poking out from the wall at the front, lots of prints, several chandeliers, candle stick holders but not just any old ones but quite elaborate, tables, lamps, statues, mirrors, cushy chairs, victorian bed frames, french provincial furniture ad so many other items. Not sure what the prices are like but judging a book by its cover I'd say it's pricey. But none the less worth a drive out to have a look instead of sticking to the city stores with similar stuff.

sovereign antiques was the origianal home of my great grand parents…read more henery & sarah wait. my sister & i used to spend our school holidays there. henery wait deid when i was 4 sarah wait died when i was about 16 i visited there last year for the first time since my grear grandma died. there have been a lot of changes lorraine stone

So glad I found this lil' store. My partner and I found it driving past. They had a fab display of…read morevintage furniture set up outside. That generally catches my attention. So much so, I hit the brakes and double back! This store is full of really great thrift finds. Everything from clothing, jewellery, records, home décor, shows, electronics, etc, etc... But, what you need to know is that the couple that run this store really do find some quality antiques. I can almost guarantee that you will leave with something. What are my fave finds here? Well, we picked up an awesome 80s style stereo system with a record player for $150. Winning! The lovely owner even chucked in a few free records for us to play. How nice is that? I have also found a number of home décor items. So, stuff like vases, plates and toys. If you like swing style dresses, you will find a bunch here that are new. I think that the owner is totally into the rockabilly style. Very nice and worth stopping by if you are in the area.