If you're looking for beautiful, high-quality, handcrafted furniture, you absolutely need to check…read moreout Water Street Antique Warehouse. This is not your typical IKEA or Pottery Barn style furniture. Everything here feels unique, solid, and incredibly well made. The pieces are truly special. Solid wood, thoughtfully crafted, and full of character. You can tell the difference the moment you see and touch the furniture. These are the kinds of pieces that elevate your home and last for years. We love this place. I've purchased multiple pieces from them already and will definitely keep going back. They have so many amazing items throughout the warehouse that you could spend hours looking around and still discover something new. If you want furniture that is unique, luxurious, and built to last, Water Street Antique Warehouse is a must visit.

Water Street Antiques Warehouse is roughly 50,000 square feet filled with lots of wood furniture…read more Rows and rows of unique, quality pieces. Dining tables, chairs, stools, buffet, glass cabinets, amours, dressers, night stands, bookcases, desks, benches, decorative statement doors, mirrors, and so much more. All items are clearly priced. The furniture is made of real wood. No MDF, plywood or veneer. The prices are not outrageously expensive but not cheap either. The warehouse is in Jackson, CA. You can also check 'em out online. Waterstreetantiques.com. Plus they have over 40 years of making custom dining tables. You pick the type of wood, leg style, stain, and distress styling. They make it on-site in their workshop. If you come to the warehouse, another neat feature is that pieces of the Berlin Wall are displayed. How cool is that?!? Very. Totally mind boggling historical item with so much meaning.

My day road trip to Amador City included a stop into Victorian Closet. It is an antique shop…read morespecializing in vintage clothing, jewelry, women's accessories, and a whole bunch of other baubles. The owner is Sally Knudson and she has been in business since 1972. On her 50th business anniversary, the town celebrated her and installed a plaque in front of her shop to commentate the anniversary. It is quite a feat to be in business for that long. But as you look around her shop, you can begin to realize why. I knew I was in a retail shop but at times I felt I was in a museum. She has a great sense and keen eye for beautiful antique items that have universal appeal. There were vintage quilts, pieces of antique lace and embroidered items, dresses, hats. buttons, jewelry, baby clothes, curling irons, child's doll house, and lots of other things all for purchase. The shop is clean and has a modern feel. The inventory is beautifully displayed. Items I found interesting and got museum feels from were the wedding dress display (there were dresses from each decade from 1900-1940s) and the lace display. There was a board that displayed the various types of lace, knitting, and embroidery; next to each sample was written info about the method and history. I got to shop and learn a bit of history at the same time. Two of my favorite things to do. Awesome.

Really great quality clothes in this store. Our group had lunch across the street and decided to…read morewalk around the cute town of Amador. There were a lot of nice things here and they all seem to be in great condition. We were told that they do most of their business online. It's worth a visit if you're into antique clothes, jewelry, shoes, etc. Cute boutique.

Mary is AMAZING and talented . I love her vintage denim collection!!! So many treasures to be…read morehad here .she's always up beat , sassy and fun .if you're quiet feeling blah she definitely gets you out of your shell . She's Italian and from New York .she's an amazing fun time . Peter is so nice he runs the vintage flea market nearby once a month. Also a great place to go to find good Treasures and 1 of a kind collectibles . I found a vintage Rolling Stone concert jacket . LOVE IT . They both are animal lovers and I'm one too. I would have to agree you do yourself a disservice to go to Sutter Creek and not stopping by tigby Hill vintage.

We had an off experience here. With so many other awesome vintage and local shops on Main Street,…read morethis one just wasn't like the others. The selection is decent, but some of the stuff seemed to miss the mark - like a "one of a kind" jeans pocket purse. Prices were very high even for small items, which felt cost-prohibitive to make for any great finds in here. Probably our least favorite stop during our time in Sutter Creek.

Like walking into a time capsule! this shop is filled with great antique and vintage pieces…read more... You can find almost anything here.... Very impressed this store on so mamy levels: almost everthing is priced with a hanging tag (no sticker) ... Short description /detail on all tags.: this store is very organized.... Full but very organized. J and I cant wait to visit this place soon.... And hopefully leave with a few pieces!

Enjoyed browsing all the fun interesting things here. Purchased several items from the very…read morepleasant lady behind the counter. Lovely, friendly cat greeter. Will go back when I return to San Andreas.

Water Street Antiques & Interiors specializes in wood furniture. Real wood... no MDF, plywood, or…read moreveneers. The designs are timeless and classic. The furniture includes new and reclaimed antique wood furniture and European and Colonial antiques. They have two locations. This shop is in Sutter Creek, CA, right on Main Street aka Old Route 49. They are located across from the City Hall. The shop is gorgeously curated and staged. Beautiful, quality pieces. Impressively large showroom. Pricing is not expensive but not cheap either. They even have home decor and textile tablecloths for purchase. Walking through here makes me want to redecorate my house. They have glass cabinets, sideboards, night stand, lamps, dining tables and chairs, antiques (over 100 years old), vintage pieces (not quite over 100 years old but creeping up there in age)... plus so much more. The dining and living pieces have a style vibe of modern farmhouse, California coastal, and English country manor. All stunning. I loved the new handcrafted cotton tablecloths. Beautiful quality, They were thick,soft cotton with vibrant colors in various patterns, some bold and others subtle. The antiques they had were unique, there were these two wooden spice boxes from the 1890s that intrigued me. One is Czech with tiny enamel knobs and name plates, the other seems to have German based words with metal knobs and plates. Plus there was an antique wood carved animal butler (circa 1900s) near the front door that caught my eye. It stands near 5 feet tall (with its base), brightly painted colors, adorable facial expression and outfit.

This place is great. We have bought many pieces from them. Great quality and beautiful designs…read more We bought a kitchen table set but wanted different chairs, they were happy to switch out what we wanted.

Mrs Hastings is the nicest person ever. She was always willing to chat it up about her era and the…read moreMidwest. Cutest little shop. I haven't seen her for a while (since COVID) and heard she wasn't doing so well the last time I was able to see someone in there. If it opens back up, I'd recommend stopping by and taking a trip back to a simpler time.

Love this place! Audrey is wonderful and friendly. The shop is cozy and there's a variety of items…read morefrom clothes to bone buttons to old books, all reasonably priced. I've purchased a 1940's tea set and 1950's suit from here. This place is definitely a hidden treasure of Davis.

This is the place to be for Tillamook ice cream. Coffee almond fudge. Second choice was Marion…read moreBerry ice cream. 92 degrees outside. You duck in there, $5 for a single cone, sit in air conditioning , as if you were sitting at a old time salon. What is missing? Poker buddies. Two ladies were so nice. Sampling is allowed. Ice cream always hits the spot on a hot day. They have lovely crystal glasses. I was eyeingvon those antique furniture.

This is probably the most interesting antique store in Jamestown. Generally you'll find older and…read morehigher end antiques at this store, than at any other antique store in town. (Even the building itself is interesting) The old wooden floors creak and crack as you walk upstairs, and the smell of coffee waft through the air. (Yes you can also buy coffee here too) They've got everything from furniture, to slot machines, antique signage to plates and glassware, a very nice selection. If you like antiques and are in town, you'll definitely want to look here.

Horrible customer service. Racist remarks. I was just trying to pay for my items and unprovoked the…read moreowner went on a tyrant about her personal / political beliefs. Had I not really wanted what I was buying and was not seconds away from being finished I would have walked out. She said she "could tell" my political stance...ummm what?! She said something about owning the building so she could do / say whatever she wants. Don't recommend at all. Which is to bad as there are some great items in her store.

I Love this antique store. It has so much to offer. I bought some old coins at a great great…read moreprice and some other cool stuff. The owner is Awesome. She was a hoot ....so kind, charming, funny, and personable. She also haggles with you on the price. My kind of real antique store.