Stopped here in 2021 and so happy to see it still here in May 2023! Wonderful, unique and…read morereasonable prices on an eclectic variety of items. Picked up a bike horn, wall clock and tiny oil can this trip. Lovely proprietor who encourages browsing (which I highly recommend as there are so many treasures to be found!) without pressure to buy. If in 'Moke Hill' be sure to check this shop out!

Visiting from San Francisco. Wonderful selection of antique items ! Cute store! Very nice owners…read moreand made sure everything was good! Highly recommended. Lulu the store dog was very helpful :)

Like walking into a time capsule! this shop is filled with great antique and vintage pieces…read more... You can find almost anything here.... Very impressed this store on so mamy levels: almost everthing is priced with a hanging tag (no sticker) ... Short description /detail on all tags.: this store is very organized.... Full but very organized. J and I cant wait to visit this place soon.... And hopefully leave with a few pieces!

Enjoyed browsing all the fun interesting things here. Purchased several items from the very…read morepleasant lady behind the counter. Lovely, friendly cat greeter. Will go back when I return to San Andreas.

Vintage Finds is a shop with farmhouse, shabby, garden & country finds. Most of the items are older…read moreand lovely refurbished, revived. The items are staged in a super cute country chic way... very Instagram worthy. The best thing of all are the price points. Good pricing. I adored the various teacup and saucer sets which range around $12-15. They also had an assortment of various kinds of sterling silver service ware... cutlery set, butter knifes with cutlery holder, serving plates, tea set, candy tray, etc. They even had some furniture pieces as a chest of drawers, lingerie chest. Checkout their Facebook ... Vintage Finds California Country & Ragtime Rose. The shop is located in Jackson CA on historic Main Street. Check them out. #vintagefindsjacksonca

Having shopped here off and on for many years, I was so terribly disappointed with the way I was…read moretreated in this store during my most recent visit. Trying to be respectful of COVID guidelines for small businesses, I put my mask on before walking in only to be greeted by two unmasked individuals working there. They looked at each other and the female remarked in a joking manner to her friend that "masks are required." They then both laughed as they looked in my direction. I was so offended, I walked out. I will not be shopping in this local store again.

Beautiful jewelry, some hand made others more commercially made. Reasonable prices, good supply…read more Super cute gifts including lots of bears, neat sweatshirts and t shirts, windmills, placemats coasters and more. Lovely lovely store, great customer service, excellent prices.

Road trip adventure stop: I was driving on highway 88 just taking a leisurely drive. The large…read morewooden carved bears adorning the log cabin gift shop caught my eye. So off I went. There are actually 3 shops. (1) gift shop. I was anticipating a kitschy roadside gift shop. But I was pleasantly surprised They sell artisan women supported clothes, styles are bohemian meets California style (blouses $24+). Styles are modern with classics timeless touches. They sell artisan crafted jewelry. I adored several necklace and earring sets and they were price around the $27+. They also had handcrafted wooden walking sticks $19+, local crafted wind chimes, garden wall art, wooden crafted boxes, Black Bear Decor figurines...which I think are adorable, glass blown art trinket plate/borks (crafted in the USA starting at $8, soaps/lotions, candles, T-shirt's, mugs $10+, etc The interior was nicely decorated in a tasteful cabin style. The associate was great. She was welcoming, fun to talk with, and so darn knowledgable about the merchandise. (2) Garden Area. Get this...they also have a garden area. However it was closed when I got there. But I was able to look at the small entry garden between the buildings. It was compact and small. Just enough room to display some merchandise...local crafted garden art...wall hangings, wind chimes, and spinners. Also on display were several large custom hand crafted bear sculptures. (3) Furniture Store. The other shop specialized in beautiful high quality aspen and pine furniture( Bedroom furniture and living room pieces.). Quality material and handcrafted dovetailed work with artisan touches. They have small decor pieces also. You can pay 50% at time of purchase and the rest at delivery or pickup. Pieces are from an American factory and can be custom ordered.

My day road trip to Amador City included a stop into Victorian Closet. It is an antique shop…read morespecializing in vintage clothing, jewelry, women's accessories, and a whole bunch of other baubles. The owner is Sally Knudson and she has been in business since 1972. On her 50th business anniversary, the town celebrated her and installed a plaque in front of her shop to commentate the anniversary. It is quite a feat to be in business for that long. But as you look around her shop, you can begin to realize why. I knew I was in a retail shop but at times I felt I was in a museum. She has a great sense and keen eye for beautiful antique items that have universal appeal. There were vintage quilts, pieces of antique lace and embroidered items, dresses, hats. buttons, jewelry, baby clothes, curling irons, child's doll house, and lots of other things all for purchase. The shop is clean and has a modern feel. The inventory is beautifully displayed. Items I found interesting and got museum feels from were the wedding dress display (there were dresses from each decade from 1900-1940s) and the lace display. There was a board that displayed the various types of lace, knitting, and embroidery; next to each sample was written info about the method and history. I got to shop and learn a bit of history at the same time. Two of my favorite things to do. Awesome.

Really great quality clothes in this store. Our group had lunch across the street and decided to…read morewalk around the cute town of Amador. There were a lot of nice things here and they all seem to be in great condition. We were told that they do most of their business online. It's worth a visit if you're into antique clothes, jewelry, shoes, etc. Cute boutique.

Mary is AMAZING and talented . I love her vintage denim collection!!! So many treasures to be…read morehad here .she's always up beat , sassy and fun .if you're quiet feeling blah she definitely gets you out of your shell . She's Italian and from New York .she's an amazing fun time . Peter is so nice he runs the vintage flea market nearby once a month. Also a great place to go to find good Treasures and 1 of a kind collectibles . I found a vintage Rolling Stone concert jacket . LOVE IT . They both are animal lovers and I'm one too. I would have to agree you do yourself a disservice to go to Sutter Creek and not stopping by tigby Hill vintage.

We had an off experience here. With so many other awesome vintage and local shops on Main Street,…read morethis one just wasn't like the others. The selection is decent, but some of the stuff seemed to miss the mark - like a "one of a kind" jeans pocket purse. Prices were very high even for small items, which felt cost-prohibitive to make for any great finds in here. Probably our least favorite stop during our time in Sutter Creek.

There is a new picker in town. An antique picker that is. And the town is Amador City in the…read moreMotherlode area. They call it a city but it is the smallest incorporated city in California. Smallest in size & population. Anyways back to the picker and his store front. The shop is on Old Route 49 aka Main Street. The shop has a variety of items but no articles of clothing. The ladies across the street have that covered. He is the new kid on the block, just opening up his brick n mortar shop a few months ago. But not new to the art of vintage picking. He also sells online. I was impressed with the shop's inventory of tableware, crockery, and silverware. I noticed he had Wedgwood, Spode, and Fiesta china. He had vintage signs, framed photo art, pieces of furniture, toys, and sports memorabilia. All items were beautifully curated and displayed. The shop was clean, not dusty musty. Sports enthusiasts, did ya catch that I mentioned sports memorabilia? For now the in shop inventory is limited. But enough to catch the attention of Hubs. Hubs is not a vintage shopper. But when he saw a commemorative 1981championship pin for the LA Dodgers, he spruced up. He bought it, $14. He rarely cracks open his wallet. The pin was in pretty good condition. The owner had a great demeanor and knew a great deal about baseball sports history; he also mentioned that there was more inventory, including sports memorabilia, online. Www.sophisticatedpicker.com.

What a great little gem! I walked in and I was greeted by Paul, the owner. Paul was so friendly…read moreand was able to give me historical information about every item that I pointed out. Paul has beautiful china in the shop and told me that he could probably find any piece I was looking for if he didn't have it already. I purchased 2 butter pats from Paul from a pattern that I had never seen in person. I am looking forward to my next visit as Paul told me that his inventory is frequently changed, and I'm looking forward to more chats with Paul and his beautiful wife!

A little pricy. Not a big turnover of merchandise. It's a little crowded with merchandise. I'd…read morecome back when in the area.

I always enjoy coming here. Everyone is friendly and they have a lot packed into that little space!…read moreI love wondering around and finding more and more treasures.