Holy Cow! What a bunch of stuff there is in this store! As anyone that has frequented or passed through downtown Centralia, you know that there is no shortage of antique shops. There are some good ones and there are some poor ones. Timeless Treasures is on the above average side of the fence. To be perfectly honest, there is SOOO much stuff in this shop that it can be overwhelming to browse. For me, it was that and I got a wee bit discombobulated by the sheer amount of product that they have. Now ... that's not to say that it isn't worth going to or isn't worth searching around; it's just that there is a lot to look through. Unfortunately, it is not very well organized and is extremely cluttered. When I have more time to look around and see what I can see, I will come back and take my time going through the aisles and shelves and tables. One display, up front, that I was particularly interested in (and I have a picture included to show part of it) was the baseball card collection and binder! Growing up, I collected hundreds of baseball cards and loved looking through them and memorizing the stats of my favorite players. Their ginormous binder of cards brought back many fond memories for me!! :-) With owners/managers that are extremely friendly & kind and prices that are reasonable & fair, I do recommend Timeless Treasures to anyone that has time to look through their stock and an eye for that "treasure" that strikes your fancy! I'll be back ... you should too! read more

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Clutter, clutter, everywhere...but in a good way (mostly). Problem is, there's almost too much stuff to make the browsing experience useful. If you've come for something specific, find the appropriate pile/section and dig in! If you just came to look, you're gonna be here a while! We were barely acknowledged as we wandered through the labyrinthine collection, which isn't necessarily a bad thing, as we didn't come in with anything in mind. Most objects were clearly labeled with a price, although I struggled to find tags on some of the books I was perusing in the upstairs area, which could be better organized, honestly; I found a few semi-intriguing titles scattered throughout, but they were not grouped together in any meaningful way, as far as I could tell, turning the whole process into a scavenger hunt. All that being said, this is probably the most exhaustive collection of antiques (sans furniture) in Centralia, so if you're up for excavating your way through layers of yesteryear's treasures, this is your best bet in the area! read more

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Man this place is crazy. It has a bit of everything and a lot of a lot of things. This place will take you all day to go through! If they don't have it they can tell you where you can get it or get it for you. read more

BEST antique shop in Lewis county. Hands down. They have a ton of architectural salvage, so if you have an old home or are looking to add character to a newer house, come here and poke around. You'll find amazing items and great prices. My husband and I love coming here to search for things for our 130 yr old folk victorian house that we are restoring. I find amazing prices on jadite & pyrex as well. They have coins in the front for coin collectors, lots of beautiful glassware, jewelry, & just about anything else you could want or need here. Even neat antique clothes & books. This place is like a little nostalgic slice of heaven & I truly hope to never see it go because it's my favorite place to go browse. The owner & her boyfriend are really helpful & knowledgeable as well! There is a charming sweet store kitty who hangs around too. The upstairs has even more stuff to explore and it's just an overall neat place. I wouldn't bring any kids here because there are so many breakables, unless they are older kids. read more

This place has piles of stuff. It really is like a neatly organized hoarder den with narrow aisles between the stacks. When you enter, you will see a pile of jewelry bits. You will proceed through shelves piled with lamp glasses, shelves with old resistors, piles of old photos, piles of old magazines... Then it's upstairs where one shelf holds some very overpriced vintage ceramics (e.g. $25 for a plain 3x5 California planter), glassware (e.g.modern day Ball jam jars you can buy at Fred Meyer for 18 for $5, but here marked $5 apiece and without lids), old books, and rows and rows of dusty lamp shades. If there was a treasure here, I did not find it. It might be here, but it was so awkard trying to navigate around this maze with other shoppers in the store that I won't try again. read more

Went in to look for some old coins today. Found 3 silver dollars to my liking. My debit card was declined for a $158.00 transaction but explained to the clerk that I had someone try to jack my card at Best Buy over the weekend so maybe my bank was putting alerts on it. He ran it twice. No luck, so I switched cards and it went through just fine. When I got home, called the bank. He had tried to run it twice for $15,158.00. The transaction amount on the other card I ended up using was correct. He must of changed it as I had to go out to my car to get my wallet for the other card. Thank God the bank denied it and didn't transfer funds from my savings account that covers over drafts. I'm definitely calling there tomorrow, so scary. That a huge "error". They definitely owe me an apology. JG read more

Judy, the owner, has 45 years experience and is super friendly and helpful. You will need several visits to see all the items in the store as it is chocked full! She even has an espresso bar! She even gave me prices on items we were going to sell at our estate sale which was invaluable!! We were able to make so much more money than we would have if we had priced the items ourselves. (And she asked for very little in exchange!) Other items we are consigning in her store or she is selling on eBay for a small percentage. read more