Nice little store. Enjoyed the company and collection of unique finds. Brings something special…read moreto this small town. Thankful.

We found Harrison Antiques open, with regular hours once again, during a recent late-May stay in…read moreHarrison. Yeah, nice to see. Daughter and I stopped in for a look around on one of our walkabouts, and were very pleasantly pleased with what we found and observed. The shop, though looking small from the outside, has two levels of displays inside, and is well-stocked with a fine range of various collectibles, antiques, and such. I liked and appreciated the ambiance -- it was quiet (background music, at low level), with lighting appropriate to the kind of establishment and offerings -- and our cordial and informative host. We enjoyed browsing the several areas of the shop, and checking out the various displays. And amongst the looking around, asking our host a few questions about the shop, and some of the items we found of most interest. It was good to see this fine shop back in business, and wish them well in their endeavours.

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.

Neat little shop full of unique items and knick knacks. Very reasonable pricing with good service.read more

I twigged to the two reviews on Google, by two different reviewers, with identical reviews…read more When I noted all the similarities between the reviews (all of them four-star, not surprisingly), certain suppositions began to swirl through my mind. In my instance, every-and I do mean every-attempt to contact this business through their website over many months was resoundingly ignored. In a perfect world, we'd all be at liberty to spend hours traversing the city in hopes we might accidentally stumble upon an item we are looking for in a specific shop. In a perfect world, we'd all be at liberty to make endless phone calls to businesses in our search for a specific item. Cue the 21st Century, where we have this miraculous invention called the internet. A place where one can carpetbomb positive reviews, yet in the same breath not actually engage with customer inquiries. When things don't add up properly, there is usually a good reason for the discrepancy.

Treasure Chest Antiques is a great shop in West Vancouver that sells, buys, and does consignments…read more They've got gorgeous silverware, silver, and dishes. I walked through the store and saw tonnes of beautiful items that I would love to own. Why buy new stuff from the Bay when you can get incredible antiques from Treasure Chest Antiques.

Love this Antique store! It is one of my favorites--and I have been to many!! Cannot wait until…read morelife returns to normal and can travel once again--Vancouver and this wonderful store is at the top of my list!!

I am so thankful that I found an antique store that didn't resemble the basement of some hoarder…read more Everything was well organized, clean and in great condition. I was intrigued by the vintage tea cups. Service was decent enough.

I had never even noticed this shop, tucked in along the row with the Commissary, the bakery, and…read morethe Patty Shop, but this evening it caught my attention, and I decided to step inside. Perhaps it was the recent Talk thread on tea sets? There were a couple of teapots right by the door, in fact, and just tons of dishes, trays, silverware, candlesticks, and other gorgeous accoutrements for the distinguished table ... I felt like I was in antique heaven! The shopkeeper with the lovely British accent was bargaining with another customer, and I browsed happily for a good ten minutes, pondering the big-ticket temptations (a lovely dining-table for $795) and the smaller luxuries (matched set of stunning Victorian silver plate candelabras, all swooping arms and graceful curves, for $99), to the truly tempting treats (cup & saucer sets from $8.95). I'll definitely be back, as I'm pondering putting together a (charmingly and deliberately) mis-matched tea set for tea parties with small friends (this way, if/when a piece gets broken, it's no sweat to replace it). October Challenge 26/31

A great shop packed to the rafters with collectables, pictures, all kinds of glass, some antiques,…read morelamps and different sorts of kitsch. She has mugs, some china sets, a bunch of brass stuff and some silver. I saw some very beautiful tapestries too. There were lots of interesting gift items. There's a really good price range. You could spend a little or a lot here, it's up to you. The owner is really cheerful and helpful if you want help otherwise you could just wander. So much to look at. I love little shops like this, they are like a treasure hunt. L