Excellent selection of imported vintage furniture from England and beyond. Also has an incredible…read morestained glass window collection. We bought an impressive art deco mirror which has become the centerpiece of our entryway, and a beautiful mid-mod mahogany dresser. Prices are always super reasonable. Hidden gem!

I discovered Antique Importers while on a quest to find the perfect Danish Modern coffee table and…read moremy journey soon came to an end as I set foot in the shop. There it was sitting atop another table, the Holy Grail of my coffee table crusade. It was a true Danish piece, it was teak, it was vintage, and most importantly it wasn't ridiculously over-priced like a lot of tables on eBay or Craigslist. I must have had a completely different experience then some of the other reviewers at Antique Importers. The owner, Chris I believe his name is, was very friendly the entire time I was in the store. He never followed me around with his arms crossed, scowling, or treating me like a potential criminal, and yes, I do fall into the 25-30 year old looking age range. Actually, he was quite helpful and answered several questions that I had regarding the table and even took $10 off the delivery cost for me as I didn't live too far away from the store. Oh, and they even delivered the table on a Sunday evening after they closed! How many places have service like that these days? None of this "we'll be around sometime between 1pm-4pm on a Wednesday" b.s. that most places stick you with. If you're looking for larger furniture pieces, tables, chairs, sideboards etc, then you should check out Antique Importers for sure. If you're looking for smaller, more decorative items, then this might not be the best place, but there are more then a few of those shops close by in Pioneer Square.

Places like this make me feel like a millionaire. Not because I'm rich, but because they are…read moreselling things, I monthly donate to Goodwill for far too much money. For example, saw several people selling Coca Cola glasses for $10, same glasses you will find at any Goodwill for $1 each. What I am now seeing as this is my second Antique Mall, it's pretty much about people selling potential treasure for far too much money. I am just going to assume that sales come from those looking for items they have been searching a lifetime for. From the outside, this appeared to be a small store with a footprint about the size of a small drug store. Once inside, I thought I had seen the entire floor, only to find out the interior of this place is like catacombs. After about 90 minutes, I just tapped out, I was overwhelmed with the media, pop culture, sports, entertainment and collectables. I had to make multiple trips to the cashier, just because my arms were full of content. As advised, pricing was a little nutty, but I did find a couple sellers that had reasonable pricing and items I found could not be passed up. Someone I spoke with advised that this is the largest Antique Mall outside of California. It was 5 levels, and I could only imagine somewhere in the neighborhood of 6000 square feet. I'll end my review here, I could go into detail about what to look for or find, but I honestly would hate to generate so much excitement that this place becomes so popular that prices either increase or sales are so stimulated that categories I like might start to sell through. Bottom line, you can't come here without finding something. Whether or not it's in your budget or interest is up to you but there are some desirable collections on sale here.

So many floors, vendors, items, collections...spend some time....you'll find something !read more

Great place and amazing deals! Definitely will be back! Look for Brandon he made it so much fun!read more

Went here with my 2.5 yr old son. Kinda chaotic, very awesome, random assortment of things. It…read moredoesnt seem like it should be kid friendly but it is. Wish it was open other days.

I got a lot of cool things there for a small price. We got some clothes and a mini basketball hoopread more

I've been to thrift stores from one end of the state to the other. And many out of state as well!…read moreThis store has a boutique vibe when you walk in with the way the displays are set up for the Knick-knacks that is cute and inviting if you don't experience overstimulation but once you get beyond that, it seems they have overpriced a lot of the clothing and other items that seems to keep merchandise from moving effectively. I went on a holiday where the parking lot was packed with street parking full as well. I didn't see people with loads of things they were buying. For instance, an older genuine leather credit card and checkbook holder (I.e. not a complete wallet) was priced at $20. Used David's Bridal formals at $60-$80. Keep in mind that any used formal will need to be cleaned before wearing, which adds to the price of buying a used dress. David's Bridal sells bridesmaids dresses with two different webpages on their website. Dresses under $100 and Dresses under $70. I drove to this store specifically because I'd heard they had quality things at good prices and my daughter was hoping to find a formal dress. While I did find most of their books reasonably priced, I won't take the time to go back.

We stopped by while we were already in the area since I'd been curious to check it out. It was my…read morefirst visit, and while I didn't end up taking anything home, I'm still glad I finally got to see what it was all about! This is definitely more of a furniture and home improvement focused store than the type of thrift store I usually gravitate toward. There were lots of larger furniture pieces, unique home decor, artwork, tools, paint, and more. I could see this being a really fun place if you're remodeling a room, furnishing a new space, or tackling a DIY project since you could easily pick up both the supplies and some one of a kind pieces in one stop. One thing that stood out was the artwork. There were some really fun and unique pieces hanging throughout the store that made browsing enjoyable. The biggest downside for me was the pricing. Some items felt reasonably priced, but quite a few of the larger furniture pieces seemed expensive enough that I found myself thinking you could buy something new for a similar price. Of course, that's going to depend on what you're looking for and whether you fall in love with a particular piece. The staff was incredibly friendly, though, and that definitely made a positive impression. There were signs throughout the store encouraging shoppers to ask for help reaching artwork or items on higher shelves, and everyone seemed genuinely happy to assist. Overall, it wasn't quite my style of thrift shopping, so I probably wouldn't make a special trip back. That said, if you're hunting for furniture, tools, or unique home pieces, it's absolutely worth stopping in to see what you might find!

Really bad service and communication…read more It makes it hard to help organizations like this when they support a good cause but they are really disorganized. I would recommend you work harder to be better at communicating with your donors.

This place is phenomenal. We stopped by recently after seeing some of their furniture online. Their…read morecollection is carefully and thoughtfully curated, something I really appreciate after spending way too much time in places where quantity matters more than quality. Customers are encouraged to linger, ask questions, explore, and enjoy the snacks. We never felt pressured to buy a thing. We ended up having a wonderful and lengthy conversation with Paul, the manager, which made the visit even better! It was just a seriously nice day - it made me happy. I rarely feel that way when shopping! Although I suppose price is always in the eye of the beholder, we felt their prices were completely fair given the workmanship of the pieces. They know what they're doing. We returned the next day to buy a few beautiful pieces we're thrilled with, and felt like we'd gotten a really good deal and enjoyed ourselves in the process. They delivered them in perfect condition the following day. What more could one possibly want? In addition to the quality of the collection, what I loved most about this place was the unhurried, easy vibe...almost a throwback to another time. This is a special place, and we'll be back.

Paul, Jennifer and Mark are a joy and so lovely to speak with every time we drop in... Keenly…read morecurated treasures are abundant in the shop! You will be pleasantly surprised at the variety. We find something we love every time.

This is the best Antique Store. in western Washington. a variety of genuine 18th & 19th century…read moreantique furniture all restored to perfection. Amazing antique hanging lights and chandlers that are mostly rewired and gently cleaned, art, dishes, nick nacks and lots of fun stuff. all very well displayed snd if it's big Scott will deliver it too. I'm very happy with all my purchases from Gail and Scott at Antiques in the Barn. Mary

Located in an old barn, next to a gorgeous nursery. Antiques in barn are mostly covered in dust and…read morecobwebs. There's a few things on display when you first come in that look clean and pleasantly arranged, but the rest are like digging through a relatives old belongings in storage. Best part was seeing the beautiful flowers planted outside.

What a magical place! This is like a shop I dreamed of as a child. The owner Loretta is such a…read moreremarkable individual, she is a wealth of knowledge on antiques and a lovely conversationalist. Be sure you have at the very least a couple hours to spend exploring this space, it is a lot to take in! It's like taking an adventure through history! Enjoy!

I drove an hour and a half to visit Cobwebs today, only to arrive at 4:27 PM and find it closed,…read moredespite their hours online listing 5 PM. After battling traffic, I was disappointed to be turned away. I was told they close at 4 PM on Fridays and Saturdays, and 12-4 PM on Sundays. Please update your hours online to save others the wasted trip and disappointment!