We decided to pop into Timeless Treasures after lunch to browse, and unfortunately the experience…read morewas a bit of a letdown. The shop has a lot of small decorative items and vintage-style trinkets, but many of them felt significantly overpriced for what they were. A lot of the pieces looked similar to items you can find at places like BTS, The Council, or Out of the Closet--just with a much steeper markup here. Because of that, it was hard to justify actually buying anything. That said, it's still a fun spot to wander through if you enjoy browsing eclectic knickknacks and vintage-style decor. It's good for a quick peruse, but personally I wouldn't plan on spending much money here.

Pretty good and very organized, kinda sparse actually. Prices are varied some expensive some…read moreaffordable. Average store I'd say. For downtown I definitely expected a ripoff from Culver but it's not bad and they actually have nice furniture.

This place has to be the queen of antique malls, and I've been to a number of them. It is truly…read morevast and contains a very wide variety of artifacts from a) a very wide range of countries and b) a fairly wide variety of time periods. You can easily spend a couple hours in here. Victorian china and silverware? Check. Scandinavian ceramics? Check. Southeast Asian statues? Check. This is a place where it really pays to look carefully. There jewelry collection is pretty substantial and has a wide variety of pieces. I had one find that blew me away: an Ancient Roman bronze belt buckle that had been turned into a pendant. Circa 100 CE. Pretty sure it was the oldest thing in the building, but I can't be absolutely sure. The employees were delightful to talk to and were very helpful on getting prices and showing me things in display cases. I got into a long conversation with an art historian over the aforementioned belt buckle. Prices range. I bought a pair of beautiful pillows for under 35 dollars. But there are some pieces here that are either so rare, unusual or simply intrinsically valuable that they are going to be an investment. This is by no means a thrift-store. Will definitely return.

Despite the insanely overpriced books and largely unimpressive offerings, understanding the "maybe…read moretoday" nature of these places, I'll pop in once a month or so to try my luck. Without fail, the duo of whomever is on the schedule to work the desk/register is: preoccupied, disinterested, dismissive and almost comically rude. This is so incongruous with the majority of folks who work in these types places -- most are Olympian small talkers so happy to work among cool things with history and to encounter 'their people' walking through the doors. It's almost like they wanted to work at Celine or Balenciaga but didn't fit the aesthetic profile so brought their (apparently contagious) shi**y attitude and unhelpful countenance to Lincoln and Palms. So if you're looking for those gigantic MCM lamps in seriously ugly colors, laughably 'naive' art and the aforementioned ridiculously expensive basic book fare, heading over to The Mart Collective where they'll surely make you feel unwelcome.

Amazing service, delivered my dresser same day and was super helpful getting it up to my complex. A…read morelittle expensive but for great items, look for the sale pieces. Lamps, dressers, side tables, art, chairs, bookshelves, credenzas and the whole nine yards. I found an amazing dresser that is great wood quality and in perfect condition. I get compliments on this one of a kind vintage piece everytime I give a house tour.

Great selection and very good prices! We bought a…read moremidcentury credenza and a mirror for $600.

I bought a trough fountain from them that was almost $10,000. Two years later it is eroding and…read morecracked and leaking. Basically falling apart. The limestone is like chalk. I had a terrible time getting the pump to work when I first bought it and was treated so rudely i went to another company to put it right. I can't even be bothered calling to complain because their compassion and helpfulness has been zero through this whole, terrible experience. Shockingly bad. Boo!

Over priced crap you will find on Amazon and other platforms if you look. I saw so many things I…read moresaw on Amazon here ten times the price. I honestly don't o ow how a place like this even does a single sale with the power of the internet.. don't come here hoping for anything quality or original let alone a good price. Go to the rose bowl flea market, mar vista flea market instead.

Great location and I love the food vendors. However, when it comes to the market vendors, it felt a…read morebit repetitive -- almost every aisle had multiple candle booths, and beyond that there wasn't much variety. Mostly overpriced T-shirts, blankets, and oils.

Fun vibes and lots of tents. So many people which a lot of energy. Serve was hit or miss but most…read morevendors were nice and helpful. Some items honestly seemed way over priced but some didn't. I would go back. Oh and there's $5 parking then it's $5 to get in as well. Not tons of variety but mainly clothes and household things. Some ok food trucks too.

Rick has been in this same place for over 20 years!!! It has many rooms for the treasure hunter!! I…read morelove coming here and have always found some great items!!! His prices are more than fair and he always has a story or two to share about the piece! Plan on spending some time here it's not a place you can just run in and out!!! It's one to go when you have time to look and dig! One of my favorite thrift stores to visit

This little store had a donation sign posted. I had a bag full of gently used and loved clothes and…read moreshoes. I dropped them off to a lovely elegant man accepted my donation. He shared it would benefit local animals welfare. I'm so down with that!

This thrift store is on the smaller side, but it's packed with all kinds of items -- and I ended up…read moreleaving with four great pieces, each better than the last. The staff were very friendly and helpful, and there were a couple of special offers available during my visit, which was a nice bonus. They even have a small fitting area, which is incredibly convenient since most thrift stores and Goodwills don't offer that option. Because of this, all sales are final and they don't accept returns, which makes sense. Parking was easy when I visited. Street parking was free at the time, though there are meters around, so I believe it depends on the day and time you go.

Store's a little disheveled, but you're still able to move through it. I didn't find anything that…read morewas particularly calling my name. A lot of nick-knacks and random medical stuff (walking boots, walkers,etc). I wouldn't stop by again, but if you have time to look, it might be worth your while.

What an unexpected discovery on a day trip to Culver City! Having happened across Obsolete, it was…read morenot the standard antique shop we expected. It was an enchanting experience, lying in wait. The person who welcomed us was immediately of kind and generous spirit. The collection and presentation are exquisite; the art gallery a treat to enjoy. Yet topping the entire visit was a walk through the bonsai garden outside. Antique outdoor pieces among pots holding exposed mature roots intimate decades of conversations around tables and chairs, repartees under moonlight, and meticulous skilled cultivation. My friend said it well: "You should charge admission." This place made such an impression that I anticipate returning regularly to explore the curator's latest affronts to obsolescence.

I was there many years ago. It may have been 1997 and I was so impressed. I didn't buy anything…read more However there was so many wonderful things inside. I especially liked a Charles Ames chair. It was in very good shape, But I had to leave cause I had an appointment. I still think about that chair and it's almost 30yrs. later.