This place is huge. Plenty to look at and purchase for sure. I've gotten to know this place like…read morethe back of my hand, upstairs. There's an entire downstairs section, which is a little less organized, crowded, so I'm not quite sure if I've seen it all. When you walk in, the register is to the right. They sell all kinds of things. Whatever you can imagine, old and new, is what they sell: Clothing, jewelry, purses, stuffed animals, houseware, decoration, furniture, paintings, shoes, blankets, etc. I can go on and on. When I was looking for a table scale, I found one and it only cost $10. Because all the stalls are based on consignment, prices depend on what the seller is hoping to fetch on their items. The people who work there are always friendly. The manager and/or owner makes an attempt to greet shoppers and ask if they need any assistance. Parking: There is plenty of free, street parking.

Yesterday my fiancé and I stopped by the Antique Depot. I'm a huge fan of the rings that are sold…read moreright beyond the cashier station to your right. They are so beautiful and always 20% off!! I found 2 more rings to add to my collection. What made this trip particularly special this time was the extraordinary customer service we received while we were there. Pat is an absolute gem!! Talk about treating her customers like VIPs!! We are going to be coming back more often now to pop in and say hello to our new friend and pick up more rings while we are there!! Pat is definitely a top notch representative!! What an incredible experience!!

This place is pretty groovy. It has that '70's atmosphere. I like to take a look whenever I'm…read morevisiting downtown Orange. Once you walk in, the cash register is on your left. There are glass cabinets of smalls on the left hand side; clothes, home decor, and miscellaneous merchandise in the center of the store; and records in the back of the store to your right hand side. Prices are pretty good. There's a free standing arcade game near the back of the store. It's free to play for customers. No quarters required. The staff are always friendly. They greet you as you come in and say good bye when you leave.

My favorite little shop at the Orange Circle! It's a mix of 60s/70s vintage and beyond, with a…read morelittle spooky flare. They have records, clothes, jewelry, collectables, tech, and more! They also have some old TVs and video cameras that take live footage of you. That was so fun!

Last Saturday, my husband and I were looking for a vintage shop to go to. We came across this one…read morenear our house. They have lots of old books, postcards, hardware for the home, tools and furniture, jewelry etc. The owner was nice and very helpful. The things we purchased were all reasonably priced. I enjoyed shopping there and I will return to see what else I can find.

Honestly this store is my new happy place. Its like a magical land for some one that likes antiques…read moreand refurbishing antique furniture. They have so much old hardware from drawer pulls to jewelry they have something for everyone. The owner is a super nice lady and helpful with any quetions I had. I bought a bunch of electric outlet faceplates An I can't wait to put them around my house.

Love this place! This is my happy place. I am always finding something there that I fall in love…read morewith. Jones' mercantile is a well kept secret right in the heart of Fullerton. The place is bigger than you think so put some time aside to be mesmerized by the diverse collection of antiques. It has many rooms and even a very big warehouse in the back full of treasures. The staff is very helpful and friendly. They are very knowledgeable about antiques. I could sit and chat all day if I could. The prices are always reasonable. Plus they did all the dirty work finding your perfect piece = priceless! Thank you Jones' Mercantile for preserving our heritage and allowing us to say "I'm just looking" until you help us find the treasure we are looking for.

Just stopped by as I'm looking for antique dolls. Unfortunately we didn't have too much time to…read morelook so I plan to return when I have time to leisurely browse : ) this place seems like a treasure trove and the items all had fair prices IMO. Very large collection! The gentleman working and his dog were quite friendly! Apologies we couldn't stay longer! But I plan to return~! Thank you for a warm welcome~!

Super cute vintage flea market located in the OC Fair parking lot. Parking is $7 (credit card only)…read morefor the whole day. The range of vendors changes week to week, but I loved that there were a variety of vintage/antique goods as well as handmade Etsy-type products and plants! There was even a stall with "designer" handbags. Masks were required for entry and most vendors had hand sanitizer available for their patrons. Would definitely return when the weather improves.

Flying Miz Daisy has the most incredible selection of one-of-a-kind items. I'm so excited to visit…read moreagain!

I thought I'd been to almost every antique mall in Southern California - apparently not. Combined…read morestopping at Gum's before heading to Orange a few days ago, and glad I did. It's one of the most unique antique malls I've ever been to. According to the owner, it used to be a rainforest educational center for kids that was founded and run by disney employee, and became a antique mall almost 30 years ago. So, that's where the waterfalls and lake come from! You will find a lot of unique treasures here too. I only picked up a couple of small things, but I'm very picky...and running low on space haha! Plus, a friendly cat named Luna works here, what more could you ask for! Definitely a must to stop at if you are in or near Hawaiian Gardens!

Is this heaven?…read more Apparently I've been antique store shopping all wrong because Gum's blows everything else out of the water. It's like a theme park practically without rides. There's the usual vendor booths that I'm guessing are rented? They're themed accordingly. There's a hidden rail car of sorts, there's uranium glass, there's laser discs, there's all sorts of magazines, there's action figures, there's Joe jost tees. There's EVERYTHING. Heck. There's even benches placed around for you to sit. There's turtles to feed and a really sweet kitty named Luna who loves to be pet upstairs. The cockatoo in the main photo has since passed but apparently they were awesome. The people working here are super knowledgeable and helpful so you don't have to dig around if you don't feel like it (I live for the treasure hunt personally). Prices are beyond fair and they even have marked sales and events for deeper discounts. This place is seriously a dream.

Love this market, wonderful variety and quality items. You will see things that you won't see other…read moreplaces. Vendors are creative and super friendly.

It was great, and a fun day out looking at vintage items!…read more Please just next time post that it's $5 to enter. Other than, it was amazing!

When visiting Old Town Orange, many times I visit Muff's Hardware…read more When I'm working on a project such as repairing an antique cabinet, light fixture, dresser, this is the place to . So much more than a hardware store! Basically anything you need if it be shabby chic, vintage, or distressed, then this is the most likely place to find the repair parts. This store seems like it's been here forever, I've been to the store for the past 30 years. It never comes to mind until I have some project I'm working on or somebody needs something that they just can't find anywhere! The price are reasonable too, mainly because you'll be driving all over the place looking for that item come on when you find it. The value of it can be priceless. I found old antique locks, centuries, old, skeleton keys, uranium glass, dresser knobs, There's always something interesting in the store that you didn't realize you needed!

If you are looking for some beautiful hardware for a vintage home, this place is definitely worth a…read morestop. Antique doorknobs, lamps, and other unique items are found here. The owners were friendly, and we loved seeing the cute pug in his own special chair behind the counter. There is also a small selection of books and toys throughout the store. My son asked one owner if they had any pocket watches. I think she might have been the mom (she was probably in her 70's) and was as cute as could be. She showed him a couple of watches that were beautiful but were not working properly. Although my son was disappointed, at over $200 per watch, I could not imagine how much they would have cost if they we were in good working order. I am guessing they would have been way out of our price range. This great little shop has a variety of unique hardware items that anyone with a vintage home would love. For beautiful antique doorknobs, drawer handles, backplates, lighting, and other home decor items, this is a wonderful store!