Sylvia is very kind and knowledgeable and she has a great variety of items for sale. A rare gem, definitely recommend visiting.

Have been coming here every year when we visit Crescent City and always find some hidden treasures! Lots of interesting books, furniture, and other little gems! Would definitely recommend coming here! read more

Wayyy overpriced, I could not believe the prices of some things. Didn't open on time either

Great shop. TONS of books!! They are everywhere and well organized. Plenty of art on the walls, comics, records, glasses and some furniture. Not much in the way of clothes. Power is the sweetest little old lady. read more

Sylvia is a lovely lady! She carries quality, used items. I bought a pair of area rugs at a very fair price. Definitely recommend stopping by! read more

I absolutely adored this wonderful shop. So much to explore and so clean. A book lovers paradise. Do stop by and check it out. Easy to get to. read more

Found some amazing finds on a recent visit to Crescent City. There are tons of books of all genres. I bought two books, looking for something new, and they were great reads. I also got a vintage silver spoon which there is a great selection of. Super nice store and owner! Definitely stop by if in the area! read more

Beautiful furniture and helpful staff. Little overwhelming but lots of interesting products. Cash seems preferred as the card machine was acting up (nobody's fault!). Will be back for books and movies read more

Sylvia and her store are absolutely wonderful! The place is massive and has so much variety with great prices. She also has an amazing selection of books which was wonderful to see. This is a must stop!!!! read more

Yay! Sylvia's has reopened. I've bought rare Lenox china serving pieces at very fair prices. Also, everyday cups, glasses, and stemware. Plus, used books and a finely crafted cookie jar in the shape of a teddy bear. And, really well-made "captain's chairs" at a goodprice. To me, the store is organized into "islands" where like things are organized. For example, the Lenox pieces I mentioned are displayed on a large round table with other serving pieces. The Christmas things are likewise all together. In addition to all the things I've bought, you will find beautiful dolls, sheet music, HotWheels, antique mantel clocks, art prints, art books. paperbacks, vinyl records, DVDs, and furniture. Prices are clearly tagged. Of course, the real jewel of this local gem is Sylvia herself. read more

Came to crescent city with my friend and i had the luxury to site see while she visited her boyfriend... happened to be passing by Sylvia's Attic after visiting the lighthouse. The place was filled with treasures. I am a tea cup fanatic. I love them and i was searching for them the moment i striped in to the store. The prices were very reasonable and i was so excited to be there. The workers were very helpful and kind. I walked out with a few things and i was very happy i also got an old book and I'm loving it. The look of an old book! it ... thx! read more

Sylvia's Attic - Antiques Near Me - Crescent City, California

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Stopped in today with a friend and we left with some great stuff! The shop is big with multiple rooms, tons of books, records, toys, furniture, paintings and knickknacks. We also had a great time chatting with Sylvia, who was so sweet and helpful. Wish I lived closer so that I could stop in again to chat with her. Will definitely come back!! read more

This place is HUGE. There are tons of different rooms and each one has a theme. The lady that works there is so friendly and very helpful. She was great to talk to and I got some awesome items to bring back home! I would say take some time and really look through stuff. If I didn't have to fly back with all my stuff I would have gotten more. read more

This place is magical. You simply don't find thrift shops like this anymore. I grew up here in Crescent city, and I love this place and the owner, Sylvia, so much, that every single time I come back to town, I make it a point to stop in and spend several hours just cruising through the merchandise and reading the plethora of books she has on tap. In fact, typically end up with such a large stack of books to purchase, that she just keeps them at the front desk for me until I'm done with my pile. One other special thing that she does, is keep a record of her regulars and authors they are looking for. If she comes across any of those authors, she will personally give you a call to let you know there in the shop. Sylvia is just a neat woman herself. The damage with most Thrips shops these days is that all of a sudden, they are overpriced. Sylvia is always so fair, and her merchandise is in such good condition for how old it maybe. Like I said, this place is magical. Stop in, see what treasures you may find. read more

Found Sylvia's Attic today and went for a bit of a snoop. The prices are exceptionally overblown. Its a fun shop on first glance, but the items are not one whit different or more special than the average thrift/tat shop. Nothing I haven't seen at the average garage sale. Ceramic juice pitcher of no particular vintage that I can purchase in my local kitchen shop was marked $85. Large ceramic crock that was glued back together- $150. Ridiculous. Now, the bit that got me to come here and write, is that my son is in sound design. He found a simple skewer for the bbq amongst kitchen service ware odds and ends. The spoons and forks are a quarter each. This skewer was in with those. It was the only one- not a part of a matched set. What on earth can anyone do with a single mismatched skewer? So my son asked how much it would be. The owner hmmmm'd and thought, and said it should probably be about a dollar. He pointed out that it had been in the silverware, which was a quarter a piece, and asked if she'd accept .50 cents- double what it was in with. He asked nicely- and he only had 50 cents because anticipating that's what the silverware was marked, he only picked up two quarters out of the car. She was querulous and whiney, actually, and said it really wasn't the same thing as a spoon or a fork. So he said since he only had the .50 on him, and it didn't match anything, he just wanted to record a 'ting' sound it made, and she could still sell it to someone else. She snapped out a "NO" as fast and cranky as it was possible to say it. I immediately dropped the overpriced book I was mulling purchasing, and we both walked out. And because of her incredibly cranky and suspicious manner, I'm here to tell you about the place. I don't care if it was $5 while the silverware was .25. I simply expected courtesy, when she was approached with courtesy. We went to a charity thrift up the road, and found a matched set of 4 skewers, for a quarter the whole bundle. I won't bother to go into Sylvia's attic again. read more

Stoping at Sylvia's was one of those magical tourist moments when you're lost, your wife says, "Ooo, look!" and you end up spending an hour finding one treasure after another. The shop is an endless series of rooms and surprises. The pricing is fair. The people are friendly. Plan to take your time and have fun. read more