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.

Incredibly fun to explore and browse all three floors of this family owned antique store on…read morehistoric Antique Row, 2nd Street downtown Pomona. Today it felt even more beautifully curated and designed in terms of the displays in each alcove. I was looking for a particular glass to replace one that we had recently broken at home. Though I didn't find it, the search felt like a fun scavenger hunt and I thoroughly enjoyed myself!

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.!

Absolutely love this antique shop! There is so much to look at, and every corner seems to have…read moresomething interesting or unexpected. They have a wonderful mix of vintage pieces, antiques, collectibles and unique finds that you don't typically come across in regular stores. I especially love shops where you can take your time browsing and always discover something new. The whole place has a great atmosphere and so much character. You can really appreciate the history and personality behind the items. Whether you are searching for something specific or just shopping around to see what catches your eye, it is definitely worth a visit. One of those places you want to keep coming back to because you never know what treasures you will find next! Highly recommend!

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.

My first visit to Golden Treasures was almost 10 years ago. I don't know if they have expanded…read moretheir store since my last visit, but it is small in comparison to many other Asian antiques stores I have been to in Alhambra, San Gabriel, Los Angeles, etc. However, I found so much more quality, beautiful and fairly priced pieces in their store than I found in all the other stores put together! I made several trips to their store over the first year or two and got to know the owners pretty well. They are the nicest couple you would ever want to meet! And, they are very accommodating, too! I was looking for a certain piece and the wife (sorry, I can't remember their names, although I'm sure I have it written down somewhere) made a buying trip to China and brought back exactly what I wanted. Luckily, after a while, I couldn't fit any more furniture or accessories in my house (plus I ran out of money) or I would have to rent storage space. I am planning on visiting their store in a couple of weeks. It's like going to a fine arts museum for me and (the wife) explains the history of the pieces. I could browse their merchandise for hours. I wanted to let everybody know that my experience with this store was very positive, unlike Jeremy's visit. He did not indicate how familiar he is with Asian antiques. I'm getting the feeling that he hasn't had much exposure to authenic pieces and perhaps he might not appreciate these works of art that might have a scratch on it, or something that is from a period that didn't have tools to make something "perfect". That's just my opinion and, of course, I could be wrong, But, I wish he would give them another chance. I'll try to remember to do a follow-up after my visit.

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.

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.

Great Place to browse…read more Lots of trinkets and items that you do not see to often Nostalgic! Recommend Thank you for reading

Its About Time Antiques and Collectibles is a nice boutique…read more The owner is a very nice lady. She was friendly and genuinely warm. She waited for us to go around, although it was time to close the shop. I liked a couple of vintage pieces of furniture. I wish we could spend longer time, but we didn't want to bother the lady. She also had pretty chandeliers, paintings, lamps, crystals, dolls, toys and more. Next time, I will go earlier to take time and look in every corner thoroughly. It's a nice antique store to stop by and find vintage and valuable items.

Found some Herb Alpert albums here (3 of them) for $8 each--my husband was looking for more of this…read moreartist for his collection so I bought all three! They were in excellent condition. The owner was super helpful and friendly. My first time here, next to the Enchanted Rose Tea Room in San Dimas. Lots of cool lights, sculptures, collectibles.

Heart of the Village Antique Mall has a wide selection of antiques. Every curator had unique items…read morein each of the sections. Brought a lot more family with us including my fiancé and I. The shop extends further in the back, but unfortunately I did not take any photos there since I've gotten distracted and intrigued from a few things there. We talked to the lady at the front desk who was covering for the owner, our sister in law pointed out the architecture of the ceiling shop. The lady at the front showed us two framed photos that the building is quite old, and the shop might have a paint shop, and then before that a grocery store as well. Please don't quote me on history of this store. I had found a German blue enameled water kettle for 12 dollars. It has been used however it was in great condition. For camping essential I felt like that was a deal to me. I enjoyed taking my time going through each section and the nostalgia of seeing toys from the 90s. Come take a look some time if you're taking a stroll. Had a great time here.

Such a great spot! The woman who is usually working at the front is always so kind and welcoming,…read moreand she really makes you want to come back and shop. I've found a couple of great pieces here and always look forward to stopping by to browse whenever I'm in the area. Definitely pay this store a visit, you won't regret it!

I have purchased several paintings over the years from A Few Nice Things located in the heart of…read moreSan Dimas. Prices are always reasonable and the owner spends time discussing the artist of the item if he has information to share. Always a great experience. My wife and I have known Anthony for 10+ years now. He is an upstanding and respectful member of the community and we will continue to work with him in the future and we'll definitely send friends and relatives looking for art in his direction.

This is one of those antique shops you want to visit! They have amazing hard to find and one of a…read morekind antiques that are quite modestly priced. I bought a charming antique pill box to put under the tree for my mother and I know she will be impressed by it. The staff are fun and full of the holiday spirit and the owner Anthony Anderson was an absolute delight. I'll definitely be back to pick up that amazing rare bone China tea set! A Few Nice Things at 165 W Bonita Ave in San Dimas or call 818-470-5570. If your into rare hard-to-find antiques this is a place to hit when you go antiquing! Excellent service we left laughing and feeling great about our purchases! 5 stars all the way and my personal recommendation!

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.

We stumbled in here during our mini road trip up to San Dimas. The Southern California Railway…read moreMuseum caught our attention on the map and so we headed up the main strip of Bonita Avenue. The street layout was mapped out during the local land boom that was tied to the railroad. Today, it still remains a quaint row of Old World shops. We walked past a few antique shops, the Ace Hardware store that's been the town's cornerstone since 1935, as well as the famous 1887 Queen Anne-style Victorian "Walker House" and home to Vincenzo's Terrazza Italian restaurant. We walked into Bonita Antiques mainly because the authentic Polynesian vibe invited us in. Indeed, all the Tiki, Hawaiian, and Rattan pieces felt authentic. The owner was lovely and shared how he sources his furniture and pieces from reputable dealers who specialize in this theme. So if you're looking for Hula girl souvenirs, tiki mugs, vintage Hawaiian furniture, or anything Polynesian, definitely stop in. My little guy was mesmerized by the rotary phone for a while until another distraction stole his attention. He picked out a necklace and said that he wanted it, and would even use his allowance money. But I let him save his allowance money for being a good sport. I believe this trinket is called a Maori Koru, if I remember correctly. He wore his necklace with pride as we walked out and continued our mini day trip window shopping and strolling down Bonita Avenue. So now I know who to bring antique shopping with me next time, as well.

Such a great place with an amazing collection of tiki and Hawaii-themed items! I found one of my…read morefavorite bags here, a suede red fringe bag, I use it all the time. The man working was very nice and made great conversation, which really added to the experience. I always love stopping by when I'm in the area and seeing what they have. Definitely worth a visit if you love all things tiki and Hawaiian!