This is my favorite antique store. I live in Seattle but like to come here every so often to check…read moreout the new items they have. They have a good mix of antiques, some refinished items at a very reasonable price and they also sell milk paint. Some items I've gotten: a simple side table that we use as an entry table, glass container with lid that I use for cotton pads, a drawer that was made into a shelf and I also got a (non-antique) infinity scarf. The store is very organized and not overwhelming (ie, some stores are cluttered with so much junk that it's overwhelming). They display their items in small little sections and I most often walk away with something I love whenever I visit.

Black Barrel is the perfect spot for all of your antique and gift giving needs. I find the best…read morevintage pieces there as well as my FAVORITE candles, they smell heavenly and I always have to get two of each seasonal scent. It's easy to put together great gifts there as well!

Cool antique store! Just the look of the storefront is cool!…read moreInside is a treasure trove of knick knacks from animal skulls, old time toys, collector coins, dishes, so much! It's a pretty large store so and it's filled to a brim with narrow aisles so it will be hard to maneuver a stroller -FYI. It took us a good 30-45 minutes to browse. Prices were fair IMO. Even if you don't buy anything, it's just plain fun!

Summary: Store has a great selection if your not looking for good prices/negotiation…read more Pros: this store has a great selection of cool items Cons: this store has no room to negotiate it seems on anything which is really strange for a locally run secondhand/antiques store. When I asked very politely if they would do 26$ on a 36$ item I was very rudely shut down immediately with not even a counter offer I started at 26$ (27% off) expecting to negotiate around 30$(16%) which seemed fair for the item. Overall just disappointed in the customer service and lack of communication with the shop most likely will not return

Jennifer was amazing at helping me find a Mother's Day gift for my wife. I am terrible at finding…read moregifts and Jennifer got it right on the money!

This store is a quiet gem in Marysville, and I say that because it's one of those places where you…read morecan not only find unique, vintage homeware and decor (think the type of stuff you find in that one couple's place that makes you wonder how they got so good at designing their space), but also the owner(?), Jennifer, is so sweet and helpful. As someone who always struggles to find gifts for others, this store is perfect for me. Father's Day, Mother's Day, birthdays, weddings, it really feels like it's just the perfect spot to hit both elegant, unique finds that will "wow" your friends and family. Which, I appreciate given I usually stick to gift cards and a sheepish smile.

Victoria Village had a great selection of decor and antiques to browse. Plan on being here a while,…read morethere is a lot to sort through! The store is clean and spacious! Make sure you have some room in your car for the new treasures you will find! Great selection and prices!

Nice vintage shop on the downtown Snohomish strip. A bit pricey for items. I saw a vintage 3…read morewooden apple for $88. $85 for a glass tea kettle. You can definitely find what you are looking for as it is well ventilated with fans. There is an upstairs too.

If you go antiquing enough, you'll start seeing the same junk over and over, and usually…read moreoverpriced. Not so here! There's a good variety of interesting and even rare items, at reasonable prices (which I understand are set by the booth owners and not the store owner, but still). There's always good music playing. There are more sections in the store than it looks like from the outside, but it's not overwhelming or hard to navigate like some other antique stores. And every time I've been, the items for sale do appear to have been cleaned at some point in the last 50 years, which again is unlike some other stores.

I think this is the best antique shop I've ever been to. Usually at antique stores, I just walk…read morearound and leave without purchasing anything. But at this shop, I spent about two hours looking at everything, and left with quite a few finds! The owner must be careful in who she allows to have a stall, because every single stall had quality items worth browsing. I went at Christmas time and loved the selection of antique Christmas items as well. I purchased a Spode Christmas vase, Lenox nut bowl, Lenox ash trays (that will work as tiny nut plates), spoon rest in a rare retro atomic burst pattern, and a beautiful tea cup. What a great day of finds!

Best shop in Snohomish! A must see when visiting! The smell is amazing! The 1803 candles are the…read morebest scented candles I have ever had the pleasure of sniffing!

Owner is rude and compltely put out by questions or requests for help. Very confusing and…read moredisappointing.

My daughter and I love this store. It has lots of well chosen treasures, the nicest owners, and a…read morebeautiful layout.

A wonderfully cute, quiet collection of a little bit of everything. Peggy was very helpful and so…read moresweet! We will definitely be back!

I took a lamp here that I had tried (unsuccessfully) to rewire myself. The original design was very…read moreprecarious and when I took it apart, I found the previous owner had really crammed any and everything they could to get this lamp upright and working. They had cut the bottom open crudely with a soldering iron and left it open and jagged. The lamp was always crooked, wobbling, tilted, and never screwed tight so I thought I would definitely improve it after rewiring it but- I could not figure out how to put it back together and so it sat in pieces, my beautiful lamp, in the back of my car for years. I wish I had taken pictures of it before I brought it to Pat Eggings in a bucket. Just so you could see the stark comparison of my sad lamp reduced to nuts, bolts, vintage brown glass globes, bronze/brass pillars, to this sturdy, solid and completely restored piece of art. He even put a perfectly cut slab of masonite on the bottom to safely close the jagged opening that had been carved on the bottom. The price was very reasonable and I will happily come to them with all my lamp repair needs! Of course it's also a great place to shop for one of a kind antiques and collectibles. Thank you so much!