I've been coming here for years!! Always surprising me with wonderful collections of antiques and…read morecollectibles. The employees are super sweet, the service is great. Always gotten a great deal and never leave empty handed. High quality and good value. It's located in a historic and cool area with lots to do like coffee shops, restaurants, books stores and other interesting shops that sell collectibles. Don't believe the negative one star reviews. Definitely recommend this place.

I honestly do not recommend this place. The employees seemed friendly at first, but the experience…read morebecame really disappointing when I was charged an additional $20 on top of an already expensive purchase. I was told that this was their policy and that they had to charge it, but I was not expecting an extra $20 added to my purchase like that. Antique stores are already pretty expensive, so having an unexpected $20 charge on top of the price was frustrating. I just wish the policy had been made clear beforehand. Unfortunately, because of this experience, I would not go back or recommend this store. If I could give zero stars, I would.

Cute little vintage shop, not much I would buy here at least the time I went but still had very…read morecool items. Did buy some incense that smelled really good 10 for $4. Lady was nice unsure if the reviewers were referring to the same lady, but the one I met was nice, will stop by again if I'm in town. I come around here for the farmers market down the street.

9/22/24 What draw me in is the mailbox at by the entrance & the BLUE cow…read more The way I see it, VINTAGE= $$$$ Lots of antique, retro looking items for collectors or for those seeking nostalgic items for gifts of for decoration. There are mugs, pins, clothes & other household items that are fairly unique. As you would imagine, prices are on the steeper side considering most items are old/used, maybe rare. Closest cross streets, Harvard & Bonita in the city of Claremont, quaint & quirky, situated right next to a sandwich shop & a succulent garden.

This place is so cool. It's a huge store with so many different vendor stalls selling so many cool…read moreitems from clothes to dishes to toy cars. I didn't get anything but you can definitely find some treasure in here.

Treasures & Junk in Ontario is one of those places where you go in "just to browse" and somehow…read morelose an hour wandering through aisles of vintage finds, quirky collectibles, and things you didn't know you needed. Each vendor space has its own personality, which makes exploring the whole place feel like a treasure hunt. Some sections lean rustic, others feel like time capsules from your grandma's attic, and every once in a while you spot something truly unexpected. Even if you are not on the hunt for anything specific, it is a fun way to spend part of the afternoon. The staff is friendly, the layout is easy to navigate, and there is always something interesting tucked around the corner. Whether you are a serious thrifter or just like to poke around, it is definitely worth a visit.

They found a beautiful bedside crystal water and glass…read more We walked in weeks ago just to look around and asked the shop keeper if he had any glass bedside water containers with matching glass He did not, but said the owner traveled often and could look for one. Well, to my happy surprise he texted me with a photo. It's gorgeous and I love it. Thank you Note: items are pricey but I suspect that's normal for antiques

Very cute antique shop! Had a great variety and selection. There were pieces from Asia, Africa,…read moreEurope, and Latin America. It was a little bit crowded to navigate, but you just have to take your time to explore every nook and cranny. The owner was very sweet and answered any questions we had. Her prices were also reasonable. This is the premier antique shop of the inland empire!

Place was locked and looked closed from the outside. Had to call someone to come open the gate…read more Once I'm inside, I notice how overpriced everything is... Most items are $399, $299... You will not find anything under $100. I just wanted a simple Buddha statue and walked out with nothing. Owner asked if I wanted it for religious reasons or for decoration. I was thinking it doesn't really matter because I can't afford any of them anyway. Even those little 2 inch Asian figurines are at least $99. Absolutely insane. Owner was making up prices out of her head. She quoted me $120 for a basic Buddha statue and then quoted me $80 after she saw my reaction. A simple, ceramic Kuan Yin statue about 15 inches tall was in the 700's... She told me 'it's ceramic' as if that was a justification for the price. The items are beautiful, but this place would be better off as a museum to admire the items from a distance. The owner clearly doesn't want to sell anything keeping her store locked up with ridiculous prices.

Great selection of Chinese antiques in beautiful condition, with an extremely helpful staff. I had…read morestruggled to find the specific item I was looking for and they were the only ones in the area who had it -- and they had several to choose from! Based on my experience I would highly recommend.

There was amazing service, and an amazing selection of not only clothes but other vintage items,…read morelike CD'S, some dolls, comic books, magazines. The prices were a little high, but the quality of the clothes they were selling was very good and almost made it worth the cost!

I had been looking for a Letterpress Printer tray for so long! I was about to just give up and…read moreorder from Wayfair, Ebay or through Facebook marketplace, but something told me to give this place a try. I'm so glad I did I told the cashier what I was looking for and what I needed and she called the Owner out who gave me his printer tray! It was at a more than decent price and look at how good it came out?! Respectfully Reviewed.

I have been visiting and purchasing Persnickety Antiquity for years. Many interesting pieces. By…read morefar, the best deals (vendors) The owner is very kind. There have been several times where homeless folks come in trying to earn a buck with bringing in items. I've seen him check out the items and donate some $ or waters to these individuals. He does not turn them away. As for those who judge * in regard to the HISTORICAL memorabilia. (The Nazi items) that is a part of history. You know, the PAST It's to remind the (PROGRESS) and growth ! No need to punch down on the person who allows these pieces to be displayed. Most antiques shops are like museums, enjoy a part of history and culture. Don't bring anger to what no longer exists. We live and we learn, it's HUMAN NATURE.

I'm a sucker for antique malls, so places like Persnickity Antiquity are right up my alley. I could…read morespend hours wandering from booth to booth because you never know what you're going to find. Half the fun is discovering items that instantly bring back memories or make you wonder about the stories behind them. I especially like that this shop features so many different vendors, which means every corner has its own personality and selection of treasures. Whether you're seriously hunting for vintage finds or just enjoy browsing, it's the kind of place that's easy to lose track of time in, and that's exactly what makes it so much fun.

Good stuff. Several stories of antique and vintage items. They'll let you plug in and try out the…read moreelectric items.

Come to the Pomona Collectors Street Faire on the last Saturday of these months: January, March,…read moreMay, September and November. It's from 8-2 p.m. and you can find all sorts of cool items like comic books, vintage magazines, vintage toys, kitchenware, jewelry, homemade craftwork, and more. Cash only please. The people are super friendly and can tell you where and when the items came from. Second street off of Garey Ave is blocked off so you can stroll at your leisure without worrying about traffic. Persnickety Antiquity is also open during the event so you can pop inside and take a look. The big holiday street faire in November right after Thanksgiving is when you'll see the most tables/vendors out, so don't miss it! Okay so if you're more of a night owl, come to the Second Saturday Art walk each month or the 4th Saturday food truck event that are both also on 2nd Street in downtown Pomona with live music and fun booths from 6-9 p.m.!

A cute little thrift shop that thrives on giving money back, especially to furry friends! This…read morethrift store used to be located down the block, but was moved facing the street more in its new location. You can park turning into the street, but no longer coming from the back way. There are a couple of parking spots with the auto shops towards the end. I usually come on the discount days (Tuesday and Thursday's) for educators. I like to browse their cups to find vintage, floral pieces that my mom used to have. In addition to cups and plates, there are endless amounts of clothing articles, toys, books, jewelry, and miscellaneous pet items. Each section is separated towards a designated section, making it easy to browse. The ladies who work here are gentle and kind, always willing to assist you, if needed. Everything is decently priced and there are constantly great deals. I've come on a special sticker priced day, making my items (with the correct colored sticker) 50% off! This store is full of hidden gems and wonderful second-hand items. Please make a stop by in order to support a wonderful cause! You'll never know what you'll find here.

Another thrift store sucking the joy out of thrifting…read more Everything over priced... everything individually priced. One book is 1.99.... The next 3.99 Merchandising the crap out of the store.... Camping area, native area, travel to India area.... No one is buying it!!!! Make it a thrift store again.... It's not Ross or home goods..... it's a thrift store!!!!!! Enough

The owner was great and very helpful I would go back again . Cool stuff I will be returning . I…read morefound a pulley for my wishing well @laVillaBella

This place is so horrible, the owner, some old dude is pretty rude. They keep the front door locked…read moreand you have to knock to shop. You'll wait a few minutes for the owner to decide to open the door for you he acts as if it's an imposition to let you shop his store. Seriously a total jerk. If you ask him what something costs, he often will tell you about why the piece is so amazing and will walk away without giving you price. I'm pretty sure he's hoarding this stuff and doesn't want to sell any of it. This is seriously a bizarre place. Go here if you want to step into the twilight zone.