This place is like a big, groovy party!! Tons of great finds…read moreno matter what your budget is. Every kind of decoration, some very nice furniture (it comes and goes quickly), clothes and shoes, doodads and thingamabobs galore. Don't forget to check out the dollar bins, always chock full and if you're patient something fabulous always seems to crop up.

OMG I'm over the moon at the items I went home with today. That place is amazing . I got a winter…read morecoat for 15$ that is $200 online. An Express dress for $8. Just to give you an idea, that's not even mentioning the kitchenware. This place is definitely worth the trip.

Very interesting place. Some stuff is priced too high and you can see that because it looks like…read morethe price tag is 10 years old. Then there is other stuff like this marble table I saw for only $150. I saw large metal racking for $25. Then there was giant staid glass that had to be 40' tall. Tons of rustic building materials. A full on bar! We were looking at the doors. Thinking of replacing our front door. Talked to what I think was the owner and he said that everything is as is and if you want it you'll have to figure out how to install it. No installation or fabrication is done here. So some of the ones we saw you'd need to have some wood working ability to patch it up but they were really cool. It's not huge in here but there is a lot to look at.

Super cool, unique selection of salvaged items but ridiculously overpriced! I love how they have…read morelike little "rooms" set up, but the prices are more than new restoration hardware items... Great spot to get ideas or dream about having a mansion to install 20' stain glass windows from an old church

Now, this place was fun! I discovered More Than Old with a friend over the last First Friday and…read morehad a fabulous time! It was obvious from the front window display that this was an antique/vintage/tchotchke store with lots of barware, but there turned out to be so much more inside, some things I didn't even know existed! Do you like sculptures of glass cats? There's a lot to choose from here, and I really enjoyed seeing so many in one place. What about some really cool framed maps of old Philly? They are quietly hanging on the wall across from the impressive ceramic owl collection. I bet you've never thought about a stainless steel magnetic salt and pepper shaker set shaped like two elbow macaronis that can be morphed in to different shapes, made in Germany? You know, for those who fidget at the table (I actually almost bought this). Really, there is a lot to look at here, so First Friday is a great time to pop in, have a glass of wine, and poke around. The store shop owners are really sweet and seem to enjoy talking about the items in their collection, so don't be shy about asking questions. I will be stopping in again and again and again!

A venerable shop in Old City. The proprietor greets you on the way in. Lots of vintage, especially…read morebar ware of all kinds. Miles Davis plays in the background providing an authentic vibe amidst 40's, 50's and 60's martini glasses and drink shakers. Even if you are not a buyer, you'll enjoy the visit.

I've been to Jinxed Manayunk a couple of times and always find several pieces that I love (and…read moreusually can't resist buying). The staff have always been friendly and helpful, and their new location across the street feels even more spacious than before. The items are also very reasonably priced - I went in with only $5 once and got myself a cool Phillies baseball with Kruk and Chamberlain on it from the 90s. Definitely don't miss out on Jinxed next time you're on Main Street!

Stopped in for the first time and thought this was a nice addition to Main Street. There's a good…read morevariety of things to browse, and while some of the other Jinxed locations are bigger, I actually liked the smaller feel here. The front desk was friendly, and I ended up finding a gift for my mom. I'll definitely be back to see what they add and to browse around again. Feels like an easy place to pop into when you're already walking around Main Street.

There's definitely no thrift store here. This morning trying to shop and there was absolutely…read morenothing there. It was a furniture store.

Amazing prices ... new things daily ... friendly staff...new and used items priced well...Anna at…read morethe front counter always willing to help. Go often to see the new items

The atmosphere is perfect for a spooky, goth, witchy shop. There was a lot of selection of jewelry…read moreand oddities. The prices on the jewelry was very reasonable. Keep in mind, when parking, the pay to park signs are hidden. We ended up with a parking ticket theat ruined our trip. Not the shops fault, just keep that in mind when going here.

What a fantastic shop. I wanted to buy almost everything I saw, except the coffin that greets you…read moreat the door. I am sure there are people who would love it, but it would just take up too much space in my studio apartment ;) I had spotted the store whilst visiting Woodrow's sandwich restaurant across the street, last month, but didn't have the money to venture inside. It was at the top of my list of places to check out this trip. I promised that I would buy just one thing, because if I didn't stick to my guns, I would have spent hundreds of dollars. It was so difficult to choose. I made three laps around the store before I discovered "Dancing Shiva." " This cosmic dance of Shiva is called 'Anandatandava,' meaning the Dance of Bliss, and symbolizes the cosmic cycles of creation and destruction, as well as the daily rhythm of birth and death. The dance is a pictorial allegory of the five principle manifestations of eternal energy--creation, destruction, preservation, salvation, and illusion. According to Coomaraswamy, the dance of Shiva also represents his five activities: 'Shrishti' (creation, evolution); 'Sthiti' (preservation, support); 'Samhara' (destruction, evolution); 'Tirobhava' (illusion); and 'Anugraha' (release, emancipation, grace)." https://www.learnreligions.com/nataraj-the-dancing-shiva-1770458 Pretty cool, huh? I love learning about different religions and collecting icons. And this store is full of them. As well as lovely items of witchcraft, catholism, antique medicine, carnival glass, goth culture, skulls, tarot, and pretty much anything spooky. The vibe is great and the stock is so unique that I'm sure it'll be full of all kinds of new items to discover the next time I visit. Would recommend!

Love it. Made purchases. Recommend. Many choices and options. The stained glass is well made and…read morebeautiful.

They're slightly hole-in-the-wall but they have some amazingly beautiful stained glass and other…read moreglass ornaments, and they aren't too expensive, considering. My girlfriend and I went there in search of a pink Witch's Ball for her sister. We've been inside to look at the stuff at least a dozen times, because it's so pretty. Although they didn't have quite exactly what we were looking for they were very nice and helpful finding us something that would be perfect, and they gave us a few bucks off the sticker price as well. This place is certainly not handicap accessible, just because the paths between shelves are so narrow, and of course there's risk of breaking something. They do have a lot of stuff in the windows, and they always hang a bunch of stained glass under the awning for pedestrians to admire. Even if you don't plan to buy something you should walk through this. I'm always a fan of stained glass, so I just love this place.

Some nice pieces of mod mod mod mod mod to be had. As with most awesome home furnishing stores,…read morethis one's a little out of my price range, but don't let that stop you. There's plenty of fine furniture and the like here for you to bring home. While you're at it, please buy a small gift for me. In fact, I'd like the Prototype Chair from 1968 by Gruizenga in the window. It's super mod awesome. You can call it my finder's fee or something. Modliness is next to godliness.

If you want to see the mid century classics in their original form and wonder why new vintage…read morepieces cost so much, then head over to Mode Moderne and check out the prices of these collectable antiques that have only increased in value year after year, after year. In todays up and down economy there is one guaranteed market buster, and that is mid century modern classic furniture that stands the test of time. No land fill "fillers" here! Mode Moderne offers all of these classics with honest pricing (disclosing any wear and tear that may be present and should be disclosed when purchasing any collectable piece. Talk to the owner and he'll be more than glad to talk to you about any pieces that you may have an interest in finding. Don't get burnt by slick reproductions at other stores. These are the originals and its a museum experience that'll get your blood pumping for the mid century classics. The "Golden Age" of furniture.