I found the perfect counter stools and also a display cabinet with sliding glass doors and glass…read moreshelves. Perfect for what I needed DVD display, with glass doors to keep dust out. I never found a DVD cabinet as good as this find.

Resale store in downtown Roseburg. Parking is on the street…read more They sell larger pieces and antique furniture. They had quite a number of furniture pieces. Prices were a bit high for me. Service was a man walking around that answered questions and would check out any purchases.This is more of a place you would go looking for something in particular.

So lovely and quaint! Good prices, nice selection! We loved this little hole in the wall town and…read morestores.

Amazing store! well curated displays and friendly staff worth a stop and next to an amazing…read moresandwich and beer stop!

Shingletowne Antique Village is in the local town of Dillard, Oregon. It's out of my normal path…read morebut it's an old store filled with vintage and interesting items and worth stopping by for a look. They have some larger and, maybe, not as old or breakable as inside. Inside are rooms of an old home with shelving filled with glassware, metal, lamps, fabric, clothing, books, pictures, and holiday items! The store has a whole section of Hallmark ornaments that is a dream come true for collectors! I really don't think you can get a complete view of every item on one visit. It is huge. And well organized for as much as they have. They have areas set off for each type of item. I will definitely go back soon and pick up items I regret not getting.

Overpriced and lacking a feeling of freshness. Like the little booths for private sellers, but…read moreagain very overpriced. We bought something at the antique store off 42/99. Older, friendly couple who have great personalities and stories.

What's more fun than looking through an antique mall looking for treasures. And what is purely…read moretrash to someone can be a treasure to you! The best part is you never know what you will find!! The mail is large. They even name the aisles so you can remember where you saw that item you wanted to go back for! Each stall has a number and a different vendor. They warned me that if you see something, snag it because it may not be there next time. This is true because I wanted an item but didn't grab it and it was gone this last visit. I did find something else, though, and carried it with me so I wouldn't forget! I will definitely be back to Now and Then Antique Mall. It's fun and does remind me of a museum with the beautiful things. Even if it's slightly disconcerting to find things in an antique store I remember as a child. Taking home that treasured item will bring wonderful memories of grandmother making cookies in a beautiful bowl or grandfather's special basket he used to pick tomatoes. Whatever you find, I'm sure every time you see it, it will bring a smile. And that is the best part of all!!

On my way out town (Easter Sunday) my parents took me to a little diner across the street... B&C…read morewas open, so I had to come in. So glad I did! Found exactly what I was looking for... Hollow Stem Champagne Coupes and made a new friend in Bruce, owner. Showed me some incredible things before I checked out that I now regret not buying. Just so so glad I went in... happy they were open (especially on a holiday!) and will for sure be back! Just another side note... the diner was awesome... and the park and creek (part of the applegate trail) is def worth the time to check out!

This is an adorable little gem that you absolutely need to check out on your route along the I-5…read more It's literally 45 seconds off the freeway. Are you too good to take a 45 second detour and have an ADVENTURE? So many antique (as opposed to "thrift") shops are crazy overpriced. People don't recognize that something is not valuable just by virtue of being old. That was not a problem at this shop, where there was a large selection of diverse items at fair prices. I especially liked the vast collection of buttons and patches; if you're a history buff or into old paraphernalia, this is worth checking out! The staff was super friendly, and checked on us without hounding. My only qualm is that, based on other reviews, I came to understand that there would be cats here. I saw cat-based equipment (cage, food, etc) but alas, no adorable fluffies for me to enjoy.

I arrived in Cottage Grove earlier than I expected, which was a wonderful excuse to indulge in my…read morefavorite hobby: antique shopping. The Apple Pie is a slice of heaven. Located in the old hotel, it's just got oodles of interesting objects. The owners are a delight to talk with, and I would have stayed longer...... Wonderful mix of antiques, dried flower arrangements...doesn't get better!

We have purchased several unique pieces from Apple Pie Antiques over the years - when we acquire a…read morepiece from them we know it will more than likely be a one of a kind. Both the owners are artisans and have a flare for creating something out of nothing. A must visit!

Fantastic shop! Tons of things to look at / choose from. The owner is super friendly. Everything…read morewas priced well and in good condition for as much antique items there were to look through. It was also pretty well organized. Found some great items to take home. Will definitely be stopping in again next visit.

My kids and I stopped in this antique shop on a whim and were so glad we did. The woman running it…read morewas super cute and incredibly friendly. We didn't have time to look at the whole store but scored two great vinyl records. Looking forward to stopping in again next time we are driving through.

New owner is knowledgeable and has over 50 years of experience with coins. Known as Bob, the coin…read moreguy, he has this business and the coin business in Brookings as well. Drop in and ask for a free appraisal of 20 coins or less today! Cash paid

This store has a large selection of coins. They carry everything from bullion to wheat pennies…read more They are also a collectors/antique store and have a variety of other items that were interesting. I had fun looking through their basket of coins for under a dollar. I ended up spending $8 on cents and nickels (which is what I was looking for). He ended up throwing in two of the wheat cents for free. Overall this was a good experience for someone looking for low value/circulated coins. Caution: Make sure you know the value of the coins you are purchasing. A lot of the coins that I was looking at had "reduced" prices. A significantly higher price had been crossed off and a lower one written next to it. At first I thought maybe this was due to the price of gold and silver dropping, however, while I was there I saw him put a coin into a sleeve and write a price on it, cross it out, and write the lower price. I think that this is just to get people to think they are getting a good deal.