This little shop is a great fit for those who love glassware, old-timey sheet music, figurines, and…read moreother vintage and kitschy "treasures". Pricing is reasonable and parking is easy.

It was an accidental find…read more I found myself across the street for an errand when my eye caught their window and thought, "let's check that place out." Jumped and hopped over across the street to satisfy my curiosity. Most of the items they have are used and/or most likely donated. There is plenty to look at but nothing that caught my eye. There is a wide variety of items for sale (clothing, shoes, paintings, toys, furniture, etc.) Some, however, are dated and required much needed maintenance. Most must have been there for some time because a lotta items had thick layers of dust. Some were also priced kinda steep. ($3 for free happy meal toys from McD's? I mean, if they were some kinda collectibles, $3 may be a bargain, but...) I walked out with a couple of still-tagged toys for the furbaby for the bargain price of $1 each. Otherwise, there was nothing else that caught my eye... ... at least, not for the price I want to pay. They do have a bit of following, though. There were a few "regulars" who walked in. Wasn't great, but it wasn't too bad. Might take awhile for that second visit, though...

Gregory and his team were very helpful and pricing was super reasonable. I will definitely be on…read morethe look out for his next estate sale. Please check them out and I promise you wont be disappointed. Thank you Gregory and team.

Loved my experience today and thought Gregory was very reasonable. Walked away very happy and love…read moremy new finds.

I always see it as I pass by, and I really want to check out all the antiques the shop has to…read moreoffer! I hope the owner is doing okay.

From the owner: Ken's Antiques Collectibles and Art and Things by Ken and Gail…read more Been here for 43 years and it time to move on. Stop by we are starting to have a pre Liquidation sale, so stop by an take a look

This flea market type of outdoor sale sucks. Just wigs and dirty clothes for sale... ughread more

From the owner: We are the ones who don't deserve a second chance but have been given one anyway. Here at Second…read moreChance A-Z, we have mentors and family who have never given up on us. Our flea markets are places where we come together as a community to appreciate the opportunities we ALMOST lost out on. Here, we work hard to live the life we know we should be living. Come visit us in person on the weekends, or join us online through our live video feed. Regardless of how we meet, we look forward to welcoming you with open arms.

Amber was very helpful helping me with my turquoise bracelet. I thought price was very reasonable.read more

Very helpful on the repair of an old ring. i would recommend them for any jewelry repair. They…read morealso have a selection of jewelry for sale.

Sorry to just learn Attic Child is selling its business and contents...hopefully I can make it to…read morethe store this month, Feb. 2026 to see if they are still carrying anything... Wonderful people who refinished a few pieces for us. We will miss you...

Does good work, reasonably priced. The owner is friendly, as is her cat! She refinished 3 tables…read morefor us and even managed to get ancient green marker out of the wood. Very happy.

This is a smaller thrift shop, but it's neat, well organized. They also have a "curated" section,…read morebut I feel like the whole shop is curated. The "curated" section is more so designer brands. You can see that the staff are sorting in the back and many of the items here are high quality. There are some decent brands in the mix. Prices are overall reasonable, and they had some discounts going on. They seem to discount by color tags, and they actually take those items out and put them in a specific section so you're not hunting for those sales like many other thrift shops. There are three fitting rooms in the back that are covered with curtains. You can sign up for their membership with your contact to earn points on purchases and get notified for their sales, as well. Staff were also very friendly. Parking lot was decently sized, but if you come later, it may be a bit more challenging to find parking (some spots are designated for a nearby business and some are 15 minute only spots).

They were promp and very kind in there response, but did not end up with them because of the size…read moreof my bookshelf. Also, they do not pick up.

For a long time I've been thinking that Clement needs better offerings in the way of consignment…read morestores. This hidden gem fills that spot perfectly! The store has beautiful home goods and great clothing brands (like Joie, Diane Von Furstenberg, Rag & Bone, All Saints) in great shape and for great prices! I got a gorgeous Tocca slinky black dress for about $35! Equivalent to what's sold at places like Wasteland in the Haight but for *much* lower prices & by *much* friendlier staff. This is Simply Chic's (on Fillmore) sister store. I hope they always keep their prices low and their staff so nice! Highly recommend!!!

I've walked up and down Fillmore daily and never walked into Warren until this past weekend. I saw…read morein the window a few interesting things and had no idea there was a thrift estate sake store here still. I saw a really cute littke Snoopy figure in the window and went in to ask about it. I stood in front of the salesperson who was behind a counter on a phone or just distracted and I said hello. I asked about the Snoopy in the window. He told me it was $50. I asked if I could see it. He told me I would need to buy it to see it. What kind of store does that? Apparently this store that I won't be buying a Snoopy at. Ugh. There's so much random stuff in this store that I don't understand it at all. Unpolished silver, used vintage silk tops with armpit stains, hats, art to decorate your oldest living relative's house...and a Fender Knock off guitar in the window selling for $450, but worth less than $60.

Tammie was extremely helpful throughout the entire process of liquidating our design warehouse…read more While we didn't agree with the valuation of a few pieces it was worth it in the end to have someone else handle the sale of all 100+ pieces we had! Thank you thank you!!

I consigned a pair of jade earrings to Michaan's for sale along with other items, and made it clear…read morethat for the earrings I wanted an auction reserve of $250; this reserve was duly recorded on the paperwork that was filled out for the items. Jill Fenichell, with whom I was working, noted that Marie Elise Coronado, the in-house jewelry appraiser, would have to agree to this reserve for it to go forward; but certainly did not note that there would be any repercussions beyond the consignment not going forward should Ms. Coronado not agree. Ms. Coronado later contacted me and said she couldn't grant my request, and the reserve would be $200. Okay, the contract states that reserves depend on agreement by the parties, so fine, I just asked when I could come by to pick up the earrings. At this point she took the arrogant stance that if I wanted the earrings back I would have to pay the fee for when consignors reverse the decision to consign items to Michaan's, and further claimed that only under restricted circumstances may consignors specify reserves for their items -- which is absolutely NOT what is specified by the language in the contract for reserves. I appealed to Ms. Fenichell for help, noting that good-faith dealing required that what had been established between Ms. Fenichell and myself must be honored, and received no help. In the end, I asserted control of the situation by invoking another clause of the contract that specifies that the day and place an item is sold must be by mutual agreement of the consignor and Michaan's, and stated that I would not consent to any particular circumstances of sale until this matter was resolved. At that point, Ms. Coronado agreed to my requested reserve. With a company that had the intention of dealing in good faith with its consignors, none of this nonsense could have occurred. Michaan's proceeded to violate its own contract by selling all of my remaining items at days and places of Michaan's own choosing, without obtaining, or even requesting, my agreement. In particular, my set of sterling silver was sold separately from its case, against my wishes.