Best vintage shop in Grants Pass, OR. New location next to The Home Depot. Amazing selection of…read morecurated clothing, rusty stuff, animal mounts, books, kitchen and other unique finds. Automotive section, great furniture, lamps and more.

Love this place!! Every time I drive through Grants Pass, I make sure to stop here. They recently…read moremoved, and luckily wrote the new address in the window of the old place! I was in a panic thinking they had moved. They always have a wide collection of interesting and unique items.

Rude woman working here was incredibly out of touch with reality and what it means to be in…read morebusiness that requires positive customer service if you want customers. We will never go back. Thought we would give some business to a small outfit here locally and we tried and they failed. Doesn't appear they will miss us regardless since their lack of effort to complete a sale was virtually non existent. Additionally, anyone who disrespects my family (especially a 3 year old who was beyond well behaved and polite) deserves to be treated accordingly. Left immediately without saying what I wanted to. It makes my stomach turn that people are so unkind in this world when others try to be a bright light in the world- like innocent babies. Good riddance. I'd give zero stars if allowed.

Massive selection of every good you could imagine just about from tools to cowboy hats to shoes to…read moresporting goods to swords, knives, bows, archery equipment, saddles, ammo cans this lady has everything, and if she doesn't have it, you don't need it.

Even though blue moon is open very rarely I worked right around te corner from them and loved to…read morelook in the windows display changed interesting antique and collectibles would have loved a chance to shop there but sadly I'm no longer in grants pass even though I do plan on coming back .hope store stays the way the owner want even if door never opens is a gem for grants pass. Meloney ready

Been closed for many years. Still full of junk, but the owner refuses to reopen. So sad for the…read moredowntown merchants who are around him.

This antique store is not to be missed!!! They carry such high quality, unique, beautiful pieces…read morethat it's hard to leave with just one thing. Prices are fair, service is great and I can't wait to go back. Thank you Karen and Jeff! I see why you've been in business 20 years.

I'm going to start out by saying the couple greeted us as soon as we walked through the door. Their…read moreselection and variety was fabulous. Very nicely put together and clean. And their prices range from reasonable to a little more than I would have expected. But that happens with antiques. They were friendly enough while we were there. . But then we found out two days later, that apparently we weren't the type of customers that they wanted in their store. They completely judged Us by our appearance, and told our friend that we were not welcome to come back and that they had debated on calling the police on us while we were there. This really took me by surprise since I thought we were pleasant and respectful. I was very careful about how I touched anything, and I even left my umbrella by the door. I'm not really sure what brought this on other than just judging a book by its cover. I will probably not return to that store. Even though there were a few items I was very interested in. So as much as I would love to give them a four or better, star rating, because of their behind our backs attitude I'm only giving them a two.

In this age where EVERYONE carries a camera in their pocket, I can't believe that I was chastised…read morefor taking a photo of a cute sign. There was no sign saying I couldn't, and that's a stupid outdated policy in today's world anyway. It's how we share with friends, spreading the word about what we like. I was trying to get a shot of a sign I wanted to send to some friends and she walked up to me like I'm a kid and said "Photography is not allowed." (For the record I'm in my 70s.) I guess the logic is I'll photograph it, go home and recreate it, spending way more time and money that would make it more expensive than simply shelling out the $7 for it. Really? C'mon, use some logic. Because of the condescension, I left the store instead of staying and buying something else. So, because she wouldn't let me take a simple photo to share on social media, which could have generated some more customers, she lost whatever sales I would have provided, shot a hole in the goodwill it would have created, and generated this poor review. Smooth move, better to make customers feel welcome and let them share than insulted and lose sales. But, who knows? Maybe it's some brilliant marketing strategy I just don't see.

Pretty cool selection of stuff! I even had my eyes on a pretty funny sign and was looking forward…read moreto asking for a price. But after looking around we noticed we were obviously being followed, as if we were about to steal. For the record, we're hispanic and everyone else looking around was left alone. Quickly left after that.

I was checking out the cool stained glass in the windows and started to walk away because the…read morebusiness was closed but low and behold it was the business owner just opening up. Once he opened the business he came out to talk to me and welcomed me in. I told him my daughter is into doing stained glass panels and he started to tell me about where these pieces had come from. He had collected almost all his stuff in the store by doing building demolition and keeping and selling the removed items. There was so much cool stuff that I really took my time to take it all in. When I got to the old door locks and skeleton keys , that was really cool, then on to the tin you would put on a ceiling in the old days, crown molding, lighting fixtures, solid wood columns, windows, there were some antique furniture pieces but not a lot. I cannot wait to go back to this business when we come to town next time, the owner was super cool, highly recommended

This store is amazing. Finally a real antique store where you can find a clock, an Edison…read morePhonograph, a radiola, and so many more items that actually work. Stovepipe Antiques represents what an antique store should be; most others are posers with the same old dishes and vintage 1970's fare. You want a real life antique and hard to find treasure, then go to Stovepipe Antiques.

This is one of my favorite antique stores to browse and shop at in downtown Grants Pass! It's quite…read moreorganized with little booths separating each part, I think it features the wares of different vendors this way. Some things are handmade and some are vintage, most are crafty. I've even found a cute plant for sale now and then. They have a whole section on scrap booking stuff, pottery, jewelry. The only thing I really dislike is the older lady that works there. She is so sour and looks at you with a frown at all times, I'm not sure if she's the owner or a worker bee, but either way, she is not good for business. Maybe be a little friendlier to the people coming into your shop to spend their money? I'm still leaving a good star rating because the selection itself in the store is nice (although some things are way too overpriced).

Found some adorable items at this shop. Staff was helpful and friendly. There are a lot of good…read morebooths to peruse and fun vintage items. Lots to look at so you can find just the right treasure. There's also a booth by Northwest Soap Works, so it's easy to buy my favorite artisan soap here in Grants Pass! That was a huge plus in finding this store.