I noticed several items being sold that were not authentic, including silver rings, necklaces, and…read morePokémon cards. I brought this to the staff's attention, and they were very nice; however, they mentioned it is ultimately up to the sellers to review their own stock. I personally identified about 15 rings labeled as real opals and silver that were not stamped, and one even had a plastic "opal." Owners should oversee their sellers' inventory to ensure that counterfeit or misrepresented items are not being sold. Based on this experience, I will not be returning, as many of the items were not legitimate.

Great antique store with lots of variety spent tons of time browsing around. Prices varied by…read morevendor but found lots of things worth buying at a great price.

looks tiny from the outside but huge on the inside. Great store with many treasures. I found it to…read morebe clean and virtually dust free and the staff were all very helpful and pleasant.

We have found several unusual finds at the Willow Street Antique Mall, including some very…read morereasonably-priced First Nations art work. Their collection of antiques is as broad as it is deep. If you're looking for china and glassware, this is your place. Also, there is a range of nautical items and household items, which all seem reasonably priced.

Jerry Anderson, the manager of the Post Office Antique Mall sold me a clock which ran slower by 5…read moreminutes for a few days, each day, and finally it stopped working. When I bought it from him, he swore by it , that is working just fine . I paid $160 for a piece of junk , it turned out. More so, when I contacted him about the clock not working, he asked me to bring it back for cleaning , for free. In the end , after the alleged cleaning , allegedly done by Brian Gould, the clock was still dead the next day. I finally took the clock to a real professional who explained to me that the clock had never really been cleaned and he also explained to me what was wrong with it. The cost for the repair is in the ballpark of $150. In a nut shell, I will never set foot in that store and I advice anybody else to do the same

This is a bona fide antique store on 3 levels. Everything from furniture to watches to glassware…read more Even some military. One could spend a good amount of time browsing. Even automotive has tanks.

A little hidden gem in Ladysmith! Find unique, sometimes antique items. I have bought some very…read moreinteresting things there. It is not a jewelry store, but contains jewelry....find out for yourself!

From the owner: Looking for unique items for yourself or as a gift? Purple Pigeon Treasures is a local shop in…read moreLadysmith BC which finds unique products within a 35 km area. Like us on Facebook and follow our Instagram pages to see our most favorited finds, shop updates and events! See you in the Nest!

I love browsing through Rose and Craig's collection - so will you, especially if you need a vintage…read moreprop for your next ... In November 2007, I purchased a Stromberg-Carlson table radio model 752 for $50, manufactured in Toronto in 1947 - wood-cabinet - in good working and cosmetic condition - a great restoration project. I also purchased a JVC JR-S201 classic Japanese receiver from the late '70s in perfect working order for $45 in April 2009. Connected to a pair of English Mission bookshelf speakers, Nip meets Brit and sounds fab, domo origato Victor Company of Japan. And thank you very much Rose and Craig for all your kindness - and your great prices!

If you like vintage and antiques, this place is quite a treasure trove. There are so many items and…read morethey are placed quite haphazardly with no clear signs on what each aisles contain. Except for the records which are grouped together and near the door. Otherwise it is pure browsing. Some things are super old and yellowed with age. I guess this can also be an educational place to bring your kids to show them what the old televisions or stereos look like. I heard they may move soon due to rental increase and Steel and Oak brewery will take over the premises. So do pop by soon before a slice of history is gone.

I had previously really liked this store although it is a bit higher priced in comparison to some…read moreother island antique stores - and it has really a great selection of items. But on my birthday August 2023 I treated myself to a reproduction horse statue that I later realised I was way overcharged for, as in, I paid $250 and the item is all over ebay for as low as $30. I won't go back there and gave the item away as I didn't even want to look at it anymore. I had regrets at the time even for paying so much for an item I couldn't afford, but now realising I can't even sell it and get my money back is a real disapointment.

Incredible store! A must stop for anyone that loves old thing. Beautiful selection of Pyrex,…read morecameras, furniture, typewriters and much more! Only complaint is that there wasn't any records but I obviously didn't need any. I will definitely be back next time I'm in Victoria!

Great assortment of antiques and collectibles including china, crystal, jewelry, records, comics,…read morefurniture. Very friendly and polite owner willing to make a deal. A fun place to rummage through stuff. Very clean with a cute dog that greets you at the door. Hours Mon to Sat 11-5.

My absolute favorite little vintage shop! It's in a converted stable and is just the cutest around…read more Prices are beyond reasonable, and I always find a treasure when I go. They have a small, curated selection of clothes, in addition to handmade local goods plus vintage items like Pyrex, children's toys, and then some. If you're anywhere in the vicinity (and even if you're not), it is definitely worth it to pop in.

Super cute little shop! Tons of vintage, antique and just plain cool items. Huge variety and great…read moreprices!