rays buys and sells is for second and goods to buy or sell descent pricesread more

Rays Buys and Sells has been there longer than I dare to remember. The fascinating thing is it has…read morenever changed, it always has great bargains and there is so much to find in such a small place. You really could spend hours in there if you had the time. It is especially good for audio and certain sporting goods such as golf clubs. I would recommend taking a look if you have spare time - you will be surprised what you could find!

A little-known secondhand shop that's tucked away on Bradford Street. It's packed with stock that…read morechanges regularly - worth popping in if you are in the area looking for furniture or bric-a-brac as you can bag yourself a bargain! Helpful, friendly owner as well as plenty of regulars! They also offer a house clearance service.

This large, beautifully laid out shop is a treasure trove of lovely goodies!!…read moreRun by Mum and daughter Sara and Jane. Tucked down a wide alley in wolverhampton town centre its a must for those of us who love vintage. Help is always at hand , and they will go out of their way to find items that fit for you! This shop ( vintage emporium really!!) is the first stop when I come to wolverhampton, if you want an amazing choice and want to look amazing , look no further!!xx

I must admit that until I moved over West Bromwich way, I'd never heard of Betel. Having swung by…read morethis shop a few times, I was very interested to learn that it deals mostly in furniture restored by people taken in by the Betel charity and taught, among other things, how to restore furniture. The amount of stuff in the shop on West Bromwich High Street is staggering. There are tables, bookcases, chairs, stools, footrests, wardrobes, chests of drawers, the lot. The prices of a lot of the stuff are quite high - we're talking £150 for a restored bookcase. Generally this is because it's proper old-school hand-carved stuff and not horrific 1970s cast-offs which line their aisles. Most of it's not particularly my taste (or in my price range) but the quality is fantastic and probably far better than you'd find in a lot of antique shops.

Old fashioned book shop with a wide range of fiction and non-fiction books which specailises in…read morerare/old editions, etc. Great shop although it keeps very odd, inconsistent opening times.

Another greater Oxfam in the area! Two reasons to visit this one: bags and bags. Seriously, someone…read morewas really generous to donate some fine bags to this shop and I bought some for less than 10 quid. I mean some! The average price of each one of them is £ 3 and I don't think you can make better deal even in the usual ( and popular) department stores. It's just a tiny shop located in the Scott Arms Shopping Centre but only two minutes inside it and I already enough to have a good laugh with the customers and the lady who works there. As I like keeping my puzzle colletion, I was pretty glad to find plenty of options there and the prices vary from £99p to £2. Really cheap even for a charity shop! The usual also is find there: DVDs, Cd's and books and if you have a kid (and a VCR player) there are some VCR tapes for children that can be a good option to make them happier when the English summer weather doesn't help!

great charity shop and welcoming staff. always find a bargain!read more

is a shop that sells donated items to rasie money for childrenread more

This is one of the best charity shops around. I've always found the stock of good quality and low…read moreprice. On two levels and sells beds, sofa's electrical goods etc. Well worth visiting for household goods if on a budget.