Quaint store that is well laid out with plenty to look at. Reasonable prices points for all ranges…read more They had Christmas decor etc. when we stopped by. Plenty of parking out front. Located in a cute shop front across from a park. Bought the cutest Christmas ornaments.

Love this store. Owner is awesome. Always have lots of wonderful treasures. Definitely a must see!read more

Aptly named, this is in the back, with entry from Main Street Mercantile and the street, Back Porch…read moreBintage has curated a lovely collection. Lots and lots of dishes, serving pieces, glassware and utensils. They have some complete utensil sets and some where they are still collecting all of the pieces. Obviously they love a good hunt! They also had individual knives, spooNw and forks you can buy if you need replacements, which I do. Fell in love with the vintage blue onion Danube China displayed in mass on a China cabinet. My mother had the same China; she ate her soft boiled egg every morning from an egg holder just like the one they had displayed. Memories came flooding back! I had to snap pics to send to my brother, who remembered the dishes but had no idea it was china! For me, that's why I love going to antique stores. It's not only about finding a treasure to purchase, but the memories that are awakened when you happen upon an item you didn't even think about for decades until you see it on a shelf, somehow standing out amongst the hundreds of items surrounding it. - The ornate crystal decanters with silver caps and handles? Yep, my Nana had three of them. - The coffee table where you could display needlework under the glass? My grandmother proudly displayed her talents there. - The champagne fur jacket? My mom had one just like it! - The light blue princess telephone? My first phone with a "teenage" line I shared with my brother. Yes, there was such a thing back in the day. Wish I had kept it! That shade of blue is still my favorite color. Antique stores are as much about these moments of remberence that ignite smiles as they are about purchasing something. I left without buying anything but was warmed by the memories my visit ignited.

This store is part of a huge antique mall with multiple floors. My husband and I stumbled upon it…read morewhile making an impromptu visit to Aurora on the way to Salem. They have a variety of antique home ware items. I really love the China in my parents and grandparents homes and this store had many of their patterns, plus Wedgewood, vintage Ball jars in different colors and silver pieces which looked to be in beautiful condition. They also had some beautiful jewelry made out of old silverware, including a necklace that I bought. The sales woman I talked to was super friendly. This store was a nice surprise finding stood out to me amongst the other antique stores we visited in the area.

Wow! What a beautiful store! I could buy everything in here. From antiques to gifts, children's…read moretoys, anything and everything for the kitchen, this place has is all!

From the owner: Thoughtful gifts, curated vintage, home decor and fresh flowers nestled in Historic Aurora, Oregonread more

The Associate that helped us was so nice and helpful! She helped my fiancé and I both pick out some…read moreamazing jewelry they had there, would 10/10 visit everytime I'm in Oregon!

This is another one of the numerous antique stores in Aurora. The building itself is historical -…read morefrom the late 1800s - and impressive and beautiful from the outside. Inside, the store is full of cases and well laid out. However, it's extremely cramped - very narrow walkways, hard to maneuver. I wasn't terribly impressed with the selection. It's about 90% dishes and vases and 5% jewelry. The building clearly has more than one floor and other reviews mentioned an upstairs section - I wandered around and around trying to find it but was unsuccessful. Staff were scarce and the one I did see was brief and curt. Prices were a tad high for what's offered. Probably my least fave antique store I visited in the town. Parking is all street parking and ample - very historic and cute town worth exploring.

I have shopped at or been a vendor many times at all the local shows. Maizee Mae is the worst…read morevalue for vendors...cost $125 a booth for 200 customers.....lombard flea market or Donnies show get the same 200 customers for a WAY CHEAPER BOOTH. not really many vendors to buy from either. Oregon city show also poorly advertises DO COBURG INSTEAD

Lovely little store!…read more They specialize in mostly fine China here and a few kitchen gadgets. They are also involved in hosting a slew of events so totally worth following them just to get event updates!

You don't need one single thing, yet the draw of what you might find amongst someone else's…read morediscarded treasures is irresistible! Especially as the giant sandwich board is being rolled out by the street to draw traffic. Add a 40% off Early Bird discount, and I was the first person through the door! Kitsch and kitchen gadgets galore, albums, and a huge Christmas decor collection, I had to be mindful of what I decided to take home with me and it's purpose. No, I don't smoke, so why is that collection of vintage Reno hotel ashtrays calling my name?! I found a beautiful cookbook for my niece, an ornament for my sister in law and a cheesy bolo I could repurpose, if I only had a glue gun. Where is my glue gun? Maybe I could find one here. Grabbing the vintage military issue field and bomber jackets was a no brainer, at less than $10 for both. My purchases awarded me 6 entries into their monthly gift card drawing and a coupon for 50% off the highest priced item of my choosing, should I return the next Tuesday. They have color coded discounts daily. Now to see if I can hold myself accountable and actually resell these items whilst decluttering my home. The treasure sirens continue to sing my name anytime I get close to a thrift store. Ahhh aaahh ah!

My friend Rhonda won the Grand Prize drawing, and got many brand new gifts! So many it filled her…read moreSUV up! Charlie Hintz and his wife Alesa helped with photos, and loading! This place is a great place to come to! Great stuff, and prices! The staff is wonderful too.

Love this shop. And enjoy their posts on Instagram! I' m close enough to visit in person or shop…read moretheir posts online!

What a gem! Truly a wonderful experience perusing the shop. Don't miss the upstairs! The furniture,…read morehome decor and plants on the second floor are just beautiful. Everything thoughtfully curated and styled. Vintage couches, tables and chairs. Pendleton pillows - gorgeous muted shades at great prices - on shelves as you enter the second floor and on some of the couches. In the far back is the plant room. So much fun! Succulents in little pots, ferns and other foliage plus planters and vessels, some traditional, some very current and quirky. On the back wall colorful scarves hang next to a wicker shelve unit containing botanical prints and frames. The first floor was filled with lots of vintage finds. For a collector, this would be your happy place! Old metal doll houses, baby's clothing, potato chip tins, milk cartons, dolls, signs, dial phones, vintage hats, and so much more! While the store has a myriad of items, everything is in good condo and displayed beautifully. This is. It one of those antique stores where it looks like a garage sale. Care and thought has been put into everything from how they isource and secure items, to how they group them creating collections for visual interest and ease of finding like things. Loved everything about this shop! Including the signature daisies in the flower boxes out front!