Visited this store for first time. Was just "looking" but spent $200 and could have bought more…read more The store is very organized and well curated. Lots of furniture , records , kitchen and home goods as well as crafty items. The staff here is so friendly and pleasant and even charged my phone while I shopped . I will definitely return again when I'm in town.

Such a cute little shop! Lovely staff waiting to assist. All types of items to choose from: vintage…read moreclothing, vintage jewelry, unique accessories for the home. Definitely a must visit boutique!

Great knowledgeable staff. Always find great deals! Highly recommend! A favorite place for 1960's…read moreenamel pins!

Everyone in there is very helpful if you are looking for something specific. Lots of turn over on…read moreantiques and collectibles so you can go often and you'll always find new treasures.

Selection is amazing! So fun to walk through and select a treasure!…read morePrices are very reasonable too! I highly recommend this charming shopping experience!

A must stop for anyone who loves antiques and vintage decor. This place is amazing and huge. Tons…read moreon rooms with so many unique things. This is a real gem!!! There are also several other antique stores on the same street. Cute historical area.

The owner could not be more welcoming. Full of amazing treasures. A little pricey but worth it…read moreto support a local business.

We love to go antique shopping when we travel & came across this gem on our way to Ashland, OR from…read moreRedding. The owner of the shop is so sweet. We walked out with one of a kind his & hers vintage rings, a vintage umbrella, Austria pocket knife, & soap tray. Be sure to check it out!

Brice has an amazing collection of cheap to priceless jewelry, paintings, and ephemera. Well…read moreorganized by era in a very long row. Of particular interest is his collection of feminist art and political buttons, ancient glassware, and an old Dutch Master. I came away with some ERA buttons, Laurel Burch jewelry, a real Swiss Army watch, a book from 1917 and a Rush album, for a combined price of $25 including tax. This shop is nothing to look at from the street, but the owner is an amazing collector and font of knowledge.

By far the best store in all of Redding. My husband and I spent hours in here enjoying all of it!…read moreThe prices are extremely fair and you can snag some incredible hidden gems here! The gentlemen who owns it is awesome and you can tell he is legit when it comes to collectibles. Very nice to talk to also. A MUST SEE!

This place is really neat. If you head to Redding be sure to come in and check it out. They have…read moreall kinds of stuff in here and the staff is really friendly. I got my son some comic books and some model airplanes we can put together as well as a Normal Rockwell book. Some unique finds. Thanks!

Fun treasure trove, very well organized and there's definitely something for everyone if you spend…read morethe time to walk all the aisles.

I stopped by The Vintage Market recently and was so pleased! I'm new to Redding and am always…read moresearching for unique markets, thrift stores and consignment stores to explore. The women were so welcoming and pleasant, they answered my many questions - I felt like I was visiting neighbors. My granddaughter enjoyed snacks on a dainty tea saucer and, along with a few other little things, I found a lovely glass apple bucket. I'll definitely visit again soon!

Very disappointing. I couldn't wait for a day that The Vintage Market would be open. I went in…read moreonly to be followed around the store by the people that have their booths there. I know this is their common procedure from reading previous reviews on the stores website. Unfortunately it was very disappointing to be treated like a possible thief. I love going to antique shops but I will not go back to this one!

Country lane, year round Christmas store…read more. How could there be no review for this wonderful place!!! I go here every time I pass threw the area and I buy ornaments from Judith! I'm not sure I've ever seen anyplace more amazing! Such an incredible selection of holiday gifts, knickknacks, decorations, seasonal apparel, and an amazing display of Christmas trees that Judith puts together in room after room with ornaments that you can pick from the tree like apples to buy. Please stop buy see for yourself and the pictures I will upload. They have been there since 1977! What an amazing gem to have an in the store old town, and the really nice lady I can't wait to revisit next time I'm nearby visiting friends!

This isn't just the "Christmas Store" in Cottonwood. She also has beautiful scarves, jewelry and…read morevarious ponchos, cover ups and truly, so much more! Don't miss it when in Cottonwood or passing by on I-5!!!

One of the only places in town to find vintage clothing and very good customer service. If you are…read morelooking for something they don't have, they will get your contact info and let you know when they do. Also some fun antiques in the store too!!

From the owner: I love watching vintage clothes find their new owners and vice versa. Each of these pieces of…read moreclothing have been on a journey and I love to watch that journey continue. My goal is to provide wearable and affordable vintage for men, women and children

Old Cottonwood sure has been blessed by George and Linda and their wonderful store the Tin Turtle…read more The store is a true touch of class. George and Linda have been collecting and involved in their passion of old Americana for 54 years. When you first walk into their store you will be greeted by enthusiasm and a down home friendliness. The place often smells of a potpourri, which somehow makes the old brick building feel warm and classy. The store is only open for 3 or 4 days a week, as the Owners are doing the business for their passion it seems. I have been in several times and bought some very collectible items for birthdays, my Anniversary and just for Me, ha. I have learned some things from them regarding Bauer ware ( very colorful cool plates from old Los Angeles) to fun and very collectible cookie jars etc., The place is festooned for every holiday, so it's constantly changing and a nice surprise. The Tin Turtle is in the original Shuman Price Mercantile building on Main Street. The building was originally a wood structure and then was rebuilt in brick in 1898. It's a beautiful old Western building with great Cottonwood history. It's been occupied by all kinds of businesses, however George and Linda have really brought some real downhome class and charm to this original old place. Stop in and see them, I think you'll feel good if you like Our West and Americana. Brady