From the outside, Golden Rainbow Antiques looked interesting. Outside the building there's a cluster of garden statues, some pink plastic flamingoes (faded to beige by the sun), and a half-hidden commercial jukebox.
Inside, there were lots of glass items (including a lamp with an amazing green glass base, and a stained glass shade that just didn't seem to go with the base). I noticed a full size figure of a knight in armor, an enamel coffee-pot made into a lamp base, a child size piano, a clarinet in its carrying case. There were some painted Indonesian wood sculptures, a collection of ceramic dogs (heavy on French poodles, but some other breeds as well), a collection of ceramic roosters, and lots more ceramic and glass items.
It's a small space, and felt a bit cramped. There were some advertising items, some ceramic planters, and a couple of shelves of Hall china. Some items were priced, but many had no indication of price (which always makes me think the merchant wants to price it based on how much it looks like the customer can pay).
All in all a small shop, filled with many items, mostly "smalls." read more
