This store is truly an Ashland treasure! I've been in multiple times and I'm always greeted by…read morefriendly faces. Both Izzy and David are both kind and hardworking people. Izzy is especially helpful when it comes to knowing all about the Jewelry (which is my favorite part) and will take the time to talk to you and help you search for unique items. I cannot recommend their store enough! I've bought multiple pieces from them (all at a fair price!) and will be back again!

When travelling and visiting a tourist destination, I often find that the local antique store has…read moremore to offer that the local gift shop. One challenge is finding one that has the right mix of "treasures". Antique shops that have a lot of dishes, glassware, and sterling silver utensils don't interest me. I do like larger stores that offer individually owned bays of merchandise. 3 Magpies is it's own family operated shop, which I enjoyed a recent visit. It's like an onion as there are many layers to places like this. And it will be a new onion the next time I visit. It was fun to look around this nicely curated shop: up, down, across, and under. I ended up with a small specialty vintage Soviet "knife" for the collection. Not a bad haul for such a too short visit.

This is a good thrift shop, they have variety, I always find a treasure or two when I stop by. They…read morehave good prices and I enjoy how low key it is. The ower is freindly and helpful.

I donated some items today, including a nice Patagonia flannel shirt. I donate here because…read moreGoodwill is crazy on pricing and I want to support local and at a thrift store that is reasonable in cost for the patrons. After donating my items, I noticed a DKNY tote bag for $20! You could probably purchase this new at TJ Max for not much more. What's going on with independent thrift stores that are pricing like Goodwill? When I asked about the high pricing on the DNKY tote bag, the clerk quipped back some sarcastic remark. I have dropped off some nice donation items before at this establishment, but no more. I will do my research and find a non profit that gives my donations away to people in need for free.

What a great place, the staff is helpful and very friendly. Great treasures too! they helped with a…read morelarge purchase and arranged for it to get delivered. The delivery couple were very nice too.

Great store. Locally owned. Great products! And they believe in peoples civil liberties and right…read moreto choose for themselves in regards to their own health! Love. Love. Love!

After my coffee at Noble I decided to walk to a shop on the corner I always spot when I'm driving…read moreby. And, again pleasantly surprised, there was another store I have not spotted from the car. Between the coffee place and the shop on the corner is another store, I think, is an absolute must when visiting this part of town. For those who visit this might be a little 'off the beaten track.' Most people might go straight to Main Street and end up on "The Plaza,' but there's more to charming Ashland. I have a feeling one should almost be 'in the know' to end up on 4th street. Hence the face I'll review a few stores on this street. Being half Asian (Balinese to be precise) I was delighted to see 'Old World Artifacts, a name fitting to this store. It's like stepping into a different world, different south East Asian cultures combined with local art. Should you be in the area, I can highly recommend you to pay this store a visit. The owner, Franklin, is friendly and welcoming. No snobbish attitude I have often found in similar stores. Instead a man who loves to talk about his favorite places to visit and makes you feel at ease. My photographs will -hopefully- give an impression of the inventory of "Old World Artifacts." There's a plethora of artifacts from different Asian cultures. It feels like so much has been hand selected by Franklin on his travels. I heard him about Cambodia where he rode the bicycle; drop by to chat with this well-traveled man if you're interested in traveling to that part of the world and see what the culture has to offer. Not only Asian artifacts are for sale. When I walked in my eye instantly caught incredible art on the wall. It turns out thus is from local artist, Kat McIver. There's something deeply touching about her sculptures, they're all very different and I have added some pictures. I was told this artist works one day a week in this store. I saw big Buddha statues with a hefty price tag, which is totally justifiable and understandable knowing where it comes from. Having said that, I also saw rugs from turkey at a really great price for a good quality Turkish rug ($195 for a real Turkish rug is a steal). Being half Asian, half Dutch I'm aware of the prices of these rugs and I paid a lot more when living back home in Amsterdam. A set of locally made cards of $4. In other words: there's something for every budget. That's something I think is -especially in these times- a good thing. This store has only been open since October last year, so not too long. I will definitely be back on a regular base.

Great selection of items from around the globe to fit everyone's budget - Nice history to all the…read moreartifacts and the owner is friendly and open to chatting about the world and travels.

This is one of my favorite places to get clothes in Ashland…read more They are a mix of consignment and new clothes. If you are looking for goodwill prices, this is not the place for you. Their clothes are consigned with care and the prices reflect that. But you can find some unique pieces and they have some nice accessories.

The pricing here is honestly ridiculous. This is a thrift store selling used clothing, yet many of…read morethe items are priced at $30 or more--sometimes higher than what similar clothing would cost brand-new at Macy's or another department store. Thrifting is supposed to make secondhand clothing affordable, not charge retail prices for used and donated items. I wanted to support a local vintage store, but these prices feel excessive and completely defeat the purpose of shopping secondhand. Definitely compare prices before buying anything here.

This is one of my favorite antique stores to browse and shop at in downtown Grants Pass! It's quite…read moreorganized with little booths separating each part, I think it features the wares of different vendors this way. Some things are handmade and some are vintage, most are crafty. I've even found a cute plant for sale now and then. They have a whole section on scrap booking stuff, pottery, jewelry. The only thing I really dislike is the older lady that works there. She is so sour and looks at you with a frown at all times, I'm not sure if she's the owner or a worker bee, but either way, she is not good for business. Maybe be a little friendlier to the people coming into your shop to spend their money? I'm still leaving a good star rating because the selection itself in the store is nice (although some things are way too overpriced).

Found some adorable items at this shop. Staff was helpful and friendly. There are a lot of good…read morebooths to peruse and fun vintage items. Lots to look at so you can find just the right treasure. There's also a booth by Northwest Soap Works, so it's easy to buy my favorite artisan soap here in Grants Pass! That was a huge plus in finding this store.

These guys are great! They have a nice selection, fair prices and a courteous, helpful staff. I…read morerecommend this store as well as their parent location at 6th and J. It is a true charity to help support the Mission. The last, old review is very biased and outdated. You will like the two stores. Check them out.

Yet another ungracious, ill-mannered group who just don't grasp a good percentage of donated item…read moreare of nice quality, especially clothing. Most people realize some things are unworthy of donating, and throw them away. The people here give stern warnings of acceptable and unacceptable items. Never again.

This antique store is not to be missed!!! They carry such high quality, unique, beautiful pieces…read morethat it's hard to leave with just one thing. Prices are fair, service is great and I can't wait to go back. Thank you Karen and Jeff! I see why you've been in business 20 years.

I'm going to start out by saying the couple greeted us as soon as we walked through the door. Their…read moreselection and variety was fabulous. Very nicely put together and clean. And their prices range from reasonable to a little more than I would have expected. But that happens with antiques. They were friendly enough while we were there. . But then we found out two days later, that apparently we weren't the type of customers that they wanted in their store. They completely judged Us by our appearance, and told our friend that we were not welcome to come back and that they had debated on calling the police on us while we were there. This really took me by surprise since I thought we were pleasant and respectful. I was very careful about how I touched anything, and I even left my umbrella by the door. I'm not really sure what brought this on other than just judging a book by its cover. I will probably not return to that store. Even though there were a few items I was very interested in. So as much as I would love to give them a four or better, star rating, because of their behind our backs attitude I'm only giving them a two.