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    Moricotta

    4.1 (7 reviews)
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    Doda Antiques - Jewelry

    Doda Antiques

    4.6(9 reviews)
    7.2 kmDowntown

    What an incredibly fun store to shop in for antiques, pottery, and paintings…read more This store is owned by a very nice owner who will give you the story on any piece you are interested in. You can also negotiate on most items. I have been wanting a piece of pottery from really any tribe of indigenous people for a very long time and was able to acquire one for a reasonable price at this shop. It was made by the Acoma Pueblo tribe in New Mexico and the process included burning horsehair into the pottery to make extremely sleek design patterns as you can see from the pictures uploaded. My girlfriend ended up getting a woodblock painting from a Japanese artist of a Dojo. We spent over an hour the first time we came here and returned to the store the next day to acquire the pieces that our heart was set on. I really cannot state any negatives on the store except will note the store can get very hot so if you are driving here perhaps leave your coat in the car. As always people SYOY!!!

    We searched antiques and vintage store to visit while in Vancouver and short of clothes and thrifts…read morenot many appeared in the areas we would have time to explore in - Doda did though and it was fun - just our kind of store. Small - packed with paintings, jewelry, glass modern and and antique, pottery, a lamp or two - kitschy cool stuff and the owner David was kind and helpful - he answered all our questions and was super cool. He had a huge collection of Christmas (one of our favorite things to shop for year round) and we left with some super awesome treasures. I wish I could have taken more on the plane ride home, maybe next time.

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    The Source Enterprises - The also sell... darts.

    The Source Enterprises

    4.7(3 reviews)
    7.0 kmDowntown
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    The Source is the kind of place you know (of) from walking or driving past it a million times, but…read moreyou have no idea what it... *is*. It is a treasure-trove of restoration and antique home hardware fixtures, furnishings, and bits and bobs. Oh, and they have a really vast selection of gear related to... darts, of all things. I recently found myself in need of glass knobs for a piece of furniture I was re-finishing. After time spent looking on Main St. in antique stores and at Home Depot, it was finally suggested to me that I check The Source out. The story of my re-finishing project can be read on Vancouver is Awesome. http://vancouverisawesome.com/2011/03/22/diyvr-journey-of-a-trash-table-part-2/ I would absolutely recommend The Source for anyone looking for fixtures or furnishing that are unique and have character but are not "pricey." They carry both new and antique wares, the staff are exceptionally friendly and helpful, and they have an above-average selection. Here's an excerpt of my experience at the store from the blog article: I searched high and low for the knobs. I went to flea markets and antique stores but to no avail. I wanted to get something that wasn't so "Home Depot generic" and it was not as nearly easy as I thought it would be. Antique store clerks told me to go to Lee Valley but that is a bit of a hike... I had a romantic notion I'd find a box of old hardware at flea markets but that is not the case. One antique store did have old knobs but they were actual depression-era glass and about $15 each. What I learned is that things like used knobs, like what I was looking for are really hard to find - but hardware like doorknobs and hinges are easy. The explanation given to me is that anything that can be re-purposed for furniture (ie, anything vintage or antique) is in high demand because people restore furniture, whereas when it comes to homes (doorknobs, for example) people buy new. Which is why you can buy genuine 100 year old crystal doorknobs for $1 (!) but knobs for furniture are not as readily available. Eventually I found my way to The Source (see pics). They have a fantastic array of hardware and tons of the kinds of knobs I was looking for - $5 each! It's a great little store and the ladies were extremely helpful - originally I bought green knobs but they didn't go and I brought them back and traded for the clear glass. The Source is a real delight, all kinds of interesting things.... one of those places you've driven by a million times but have never gone into. The faceted knob was a one-off and in the pile by mistake so I took it anyways. I like that the knobs don't match... and I do love the faceted glass. In fact, if I were ever to have to employ a glass eye for my own devices I would want it to be faceted glass (or a disco ball). It brings me great joy. So, anyways, I did manage to shop local for the knobs and at $15 for three it was well worth it.

    I've been by this antique store half a dozen times on Main Street, however, this is my first time…read moreactually properly coming into the store to look at items. I was actually intrigued by a bar neon sign that was outside the door from the 70's. This store mostly sells dart accessories and some antiques. They have awesome plates and furniture. Lacking in the pop culture selection. The store is cramped and small but well organized. Everything is reasonably priced and in great condition.

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    Moricotta - antiques - Updated May 2026

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