I went to this business because they have shed all over the property for sale. the lady that's…read morealways there said she would email all the information to me on prices for what I quoted I wanted. I called there and left messages at least a half dozen times and never received the information email or a return call or the quotes prices or anything that was specified

I was sad to see Dutch Kitchen go, but I'm very glad that the building is being put to good use…read more Old 42 is associated with the auction house in Plain City, and they lease space to antique vendors with high-quality items. They just opened and are still filling things in, but there was a lot of nice furniture at decent prices, some odds and ends like ceramics, train schedules, etc., and a few books. It's not one of those dusty places with crappy trinkets tossed on tables- this is nicer stuff, but still affordable. There are half a dozen rooms, and it's an interesting building so it makes for fun wandering. I'll have to bring Sweetie next time we're in PC.

This place is HUGE! Every time I thought I'd thought reached the end, there was yet another room. I…read morewas personally very excited about it this and am disappointed I didn't discover the rooms until a little before we left. We spent, easily, 2-3 hours in there; I could easily spend a whole day in there and look through all of their stuff. There's at least 3-4 vendors (I think--there may be more than that) that contribute to the store selection. The staff is super friendly, too. One vendor almost walked past us, but stopped and asked if she could hold our stuff at check out so we didn't have to carry it around the store! A little pricey for me, but nothing unreasonable or egregious! You'll definitely do a lot of internal debating about a purchase. Overall, wonderful experience. Absolutely worth the time and money.

Smelly and dirty People are nice…read moreJust don't like the way they display If you don't mind feeling disheveled then you should be fine

Spacious shop in the heart of Delaware…read more This place has two floors filled with antiques. Mostly vintage cookware/dishware/tools with some records, comics. & decor mixed in. Tons of Pyrex, Corelle, Anchor Hocking. Staff was friendly and would offer to put items up front so you can keep browsing. Prices were fair.

SEVEN WORDS: A Curated Collection of Fine Antique Goods. …read more Located in Downtown Delaware, this Spacious two-atory building has something for nearly every Style and Taste. Not only can you find dishes and clothes, but collectibles of every variety. What's more, this looks less like a consignment shop and more like an individual seller who scours every garage sale within a t0 Mile Rasius. This easily ranks as one of the best antique shops in the Central Ohio Area. Additionally, it's a great place to lose yourself - like an ild-timey bookstore - but for Antiquing enthusiasts. Isle us returning here often, just for the escapade.

Great antique mall! So many options and nicely laid out! Definitely something for everyone!…read more Don't forget to go downstairs to find more amazing items! Prices were reasonable!

Fun spot to shop for interesting things. Staff were friendly and helpful. Nice location near…read moreplaces to eat.

You can see the antiques great furniture repairs services are great atmospheres good staffs…read morefriendly very helpful you can see all different variety's their great for community's

I stumbled upon Unique Treasures after my most recent pit stop at the Clintonville Farmers Market…read more After walking by as I was heading to and from the car, I was intrigued by the dusty window and old signage. I just knew there had to be something special in there waiting for me! I opened the door and immediately noticed the large amount of inventory crammed into this little store. There was so much to choose from, I didn't even know where to start. No lie! I ended up starting towards the front of the room and eventually worked my way to the back. After browsing around for some time, I discovered everything from full tea sets to old photos, tons of jewelry, some awesome wall mirrors (with a touch of paint they'll be good as new!), records, and so much more! The fella that runs the placed is named Bob and he was so sweet. He has his nameplate on the desk next to the register, which made it really easy for me to know who to ask for when I was ready to check out. I assured him that I'll be back on Saturdays after the farmers market and he said he's almost always there (unless he's visiting Florida, haha). After about 15 minutes of looking around, I found a handful of cool jewelry pieces that I wanted. I ended up narrowing my option down to a really pretty blue pendant that simply needed a chain to be turned into a bohemian style necklace. For only a few dollars, I practically had a brand new piece of jewelry that could go with just about anything in my closet. Absolute score! I can truly say that I'm eager to make this a more regular stop on my weekend trips to the market. If I only looked around for fifteen minutes and found something good, just imagine what I could find with twenty, thirty, plus.

This is your typical "run of the mill" antiques store - nothing special. Lots of "stuff" - ranging…read morefrom true antiques to just plain "old stuff ". Did not appear to be overly well organized. Staff was very friendly and pleasant. They had a ton of old DVDs in boxes out front with a sign that said "FREE - take lots". Decent selection of old stuff and antiques but not a "destination", at least in my opinion.

Went in today and there was a lot of stuff definitely ranges for a lot of stuff found a dvd we…read morewanted went to check out has a $10 Minimum for cards and we didn't have cash told him nevermind sorry he said yeah okay whatever granted could've been a bad day but still not many people antique stuff so you would think customer service would be a little better

Popped in this weekend & cant believe I've never been here! So many treasures in every nook &…read morecranny. Love the architectural salvage pieces in the back garden area. Antiques & collectibles all across the board depending on what you're in to. Fun to wander & get that blast-from-the-past nostalgic feeling.

I'm going to have to agree with Ann S-a little disappointed. I love the idea but this "marketplace"…read moreneeded A LOT more vendors to justify the drive and the $5 admission price. First off, the facts. Every month starting in June the Aladdin Shrine Center off Stelzer (near Easton Mall) hosts a "GO-TO monthly market of local, vintage, antiques, upcycled" etc, etc vendors in their main stage area. June 22, July 13, Aug 23, Sept 13 and Oct 19 (thus far.) For me it was too flea market and not enough antique market. The handmade and upcycled items were nice, but there was too much of it. Food truckers were outside in the side parking lot, which was nice: Mojo Tago, Red Snapper Mobile, Mai Chau, and My Place or Yours. Seating for eating was available inside. There was also a bar. Yep, a bar-beer and liquor. They actually had $2 CBC IPA pints. Uh, yeah, keep them coming. Not because I love it so but needed some liquid courage to keep going. The advertised "live music" was a DJ on the stage "turning" hits from 60's, 70s and 80s...."Bartender, two more pints please!" Kidding aside, hopefully the upcoming shows will grow, especially the closer we get to the Holiday season. Check out their updated Facebook page for announcements and photos from previous shows.

Words cannot express how much I wanted to love this. A handful of vendors all in one spot so I can…read moreget my vintage on? Yes, please! But when I have to pay admission for something like this, I expect that at minimum the place that was rented out will be full. That was not the case. The first show I went to was maybe 70% full and while there were different vendors from primitive to upcycled to tables made from reclaimed wood (awesome!) to a guy selling bones and creepy items, it somehow felt like it was not worth the price of admission. Okay, so maybe the first show was new and it needed to find its groove so I'll give it another chance. Well, there were *fewer* vendors at the next show and they added tables for people to sit down and have drinks or eat to make it appear like more space was filled. I don't know that I can justify shelling out admission again if the place isn't at capacity. I might go to the last one since it'll be closer to the start of holiday shopping and hope more people have signed up by then before I make my final decision. I am glad to see the opportunity for something like this in town though but I hope it picks up a little steam especially when you have something like the Scott Antiques Market that rolls around and is free admission and 4-5x the size.