This location has been an auction house that has recently converted their front room to a…read moreconsignment shop for vintage collectables. They have several booths with a variety of vintage items. The set up is similar to an indoor flee market. They have many cute things and it could be dangerous for me to spend too much time looking through all the booths, since I may just buy everything I see. I bought an item from one of the booth owners through social media advertising, and we met at the store. She let me browse through everything to see what all the latest displays were. The Christmas theme was prominent throughout, but there were plenty of other vintage items. I'm partial to anything with dogs, and they have many many items, big and small, that I could fall in love with. I would recommend everyone to stop in, when they are in the area.

This place is absolutely amazing. A collectors dream! The entire store is filled with trinkets,…read morevintage treasures and collectors items. Everywhere you look there is something amazing. The owners are the kindest people and they take such great care of their store. It's clean and everything is styled together very nicely. They often get new items in and there is something there for everyone. My new favorite thrift shop!

I was the first to respond to her add (after midnight) on FB Marketplace for some items for $80…read more(her asking price). She said that she would hold them for me until 6:00 P.M. today. I saw that she had marked them "pending" so I assumed it was for me. I messaged her before we left to drive from Draper to Ogden. When we were halfway there she marked them "sold". I was so confused, so I messaged her again. She still didn't respond. Then she told me that she sold them for $250. No apologies. Just an explanation to justify her deception. I would have sent a Venmo payment to hold them, but she wanted cash (to cheat the system like she cheated me). She has no integrity and very poor business ethics. I would not recommend buying from her or going to her business! She's a liar, too! She never responded to me until after we were on our way to pick up. She sold to the highest bidder!

It was wayyyy too overpriced and the store-owner was very rude, as soon as i got home all my…read morejewelry broke, they were older pieces and very tarnished, but she continued to charge me $8 for each of them, a lot of their stuff is stuff you will find in the trash, while there are good things you'll definitely have to haggle

They have great prices and pieces. They didn't have what I was looking for the last time I went in…read moreand called me later when they did. I would recommend them to anyone.

Cho has some wonderful finds at fair prices here. I found two rubbed bronze lamps, two beautiful…read moreend tables and a vintage dresser I intend to refurbish. She has so many couches and dining sets to choose from and lots of home décor items. This shop will definitely be a go to whenever I'm looking for items to furnish my home.

I second the other review highlighting racist memorabilia. The staff were friendly and it was a…read morenice area but there was some racist stereotypical black/AA memorabilia. This has no place in an antique store and should be sold to a museum or someone who is well versed and aware of these types of items.

The selection is good and the staff are great. However I am writing this review to encourage the…read moreowners to sell or donate the racist memorabilia (slave and mammy figurines and swastika/nazi memorabilia) to a museum. There's no reason that needs to be available for purchase. I and many other vintage enthusiasts are SICK AND TIRED of seeing this stuff at every utah antique store.

Is it wrong of me to deduct a star just based on their militant and persistent use of "PLEASE DO…read moreNOT TOUCH" signs? I mean, on, like literally EVE. RY. THING. I haven't heard so many orders not to touch things since MC Hammer typewriter-danced around in parachute pants. Anyhoo, whatever your opinion, I'm doing it. Let's start with the good stuff. The real find at Bountiful Antiques is their downstairs... Chairs ... lots and lots of antique chairs in oak, maple, elm, and cherry. Rocking chairs, school desks, carved wood chairs with wooden seats, bankers chairs with still plenty of swivel in them, caboose captains chairs, press backs. ladder backs ... even some antique wood baby high-chairs. The downstairs also yields some real nice rolltop desks, tiered tables, lamp tables, side tables, drum tables, and the rest. They've got plenty of beautiful vintage suitcases hanging from the rafters. Upstairs, you'll find gems ... albeit overpriced gems. Their expertise and greatest gems come in antique Victrolas. And, my personal fave, the old RCA Victor Phonograph with a big replica dog they used to use in ads (if you don't know, Google "Nipper the dog"). There's also quite a substantial collection of antique tools. But, again, back to the inability to touch anything. The difference between museum-hopping and antiqueing is antiquers are LOOKING TO BUY. And antiquers usually don't buy what they can't touch. But still, it's worth a visit. Great stuff here. But, in the famous words of M.C. Hammer, you can't touch this....

Mr. Wiessman was extremely helpful! He has a wealth of knowledge on the subject of Phonographs and…read moreVictrolas. He has many of the things that a person would want. Many phonographs, horns, Cylinder teaming tools and player needles. He has a lot of very fine antique furniture pieces too. Pricing was fair and reasonable. Bountiful Antiques is one I would recommend and go to over again.

I recently visited The Local Artisan Collective and found it disappointing. As a passionate art…read morecollector, I regularly attend art festivals and gallery shows. I buy art, especially watercolor paintings, but also oils and prints often. I was excited to browse the locally made arts and crafts, but I found most of the work quite amateurish and unimpressive. The store itself was clean and well-organized, but there wasn't much that caught my interest.

I cannot say enough how wonderful this place is! I ran into it by chance while visiting Ogden and I…read morekept returning whenever we have to stay over in town. I signed up for the silver snake ring class and ended up taking one more class on making a copper bowl. Then on my next visit, I asked for a private lesson where I could design a copper bowl on my own and re-make my silver snake ring into a bracelet. The ring was gorgeous, but was a bit heavy for my finger. Now the beautiful light bracelet is just perfect! The abstract bowl I made is also very much to my style. But I certainly appreciated the technique Rene taught me in making the proper round bowl. Everyone in the shop is super nice, from the artist to front desk people, everyone is just warm and happy being. I highly recommend the classes in this place. So reasonably priced and so worth it!

I used to go to all the other typical chain decor and furniture stores until I found sister's…read morefurniture. I am so in love with every piece of furniture and home decor. I buy from there. Everything is great quality great pricing and now all of my friends gifts I purchased from sister's furniture. They have something for everybody so many beautiful unique pieces and you feel like you're walking into your family home. It's cozy warming, and inviting sometimes I just go there to walk around because it gives me an endorphin rush.

both ladies were amazing, and supper helpful. i'm happy with dining chairs. they don't mind…read moreanswering questions

CLOSED - Dropped by Oct 2020 expecting to enjoy this quaint store and the shop is empty and closed.read more

The staff member was unwelcoming and unpleasant. Selection was decent but nothing unique about it…read moreand combined with the inhospitable shopping experience, I will keep looking for a better local shop.