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.

Ola's antiques is much bigger than it looks from the outside. Many nice booths and items at good…read moreprices. The women that work there are very nice and helpful .

My sister and I visited Ola's Antiques and had such fun. So much to look at, good prices, and a…read morehuge variety of things. Barbara is very nice and helpful. Sally L

Park's Antiques is a great antique store, found on Retro Row -…read more We had a great time, perusing through their items that were in store and also on their sidewalk - I found some cute vintage Coca-Cola items as well as Chanel heels - wow! The owner is super kind and friendly, and allows you to look around with absolutely no pressure. A great store to stop by while you're in the area! +antiques +friendly owner

Came here for the past 3 years! I love it, I have purchased beautiful clown paintings over time…read morefrom this place and the owners are very kind. I would recommend passing

Stumbled upon this hidden gem while exploring Chinatown -- so glad I did! I met Alex, a genuinely…read morefriendly business owner who shared fascinating stories about the history of Chinatown. If you're looking for unique gifts and a chance to learn some local history, this is definitely the place to visit. Highly recommend stopping by and chatting with Alex!

My boyfriend and I have been popping in here for about 20 years. Alex (the owner) is the sweetest…read moreman on earth. He stocks a dreamy selection of furniture, Nic knacks, and jewelry. His prices are unbeatable and his knowledge is incredible. I believe he plans to close his shop soon, which will be a sad day for Chinatown and Los Angeles. So stop in while you still can before Alex takes his treasures and his lovely personality away forever.

A defunct horse stable turned antique/vintage paradise…read more High-end antiques (furniture and the like), restored/re-upholstered into entirely "new" pieces. Check out the 1950's Mad Men-inspired couches, or the faux-crocodile-skin dresser... very cool.

Bought a pair of beautiful lamp shades..chris the owner is a great man very nice and we will be…read moreback for sure!

Business Closed. We drove by on 6/20/26 and there was no business at this…read morelocation...................

Great collections. Full of history and good taste in design. Worth to visit! Highly recommended.read more

Such great finds. Fair prices and the owner is delightful…read more Every time we go there are more treasures to be found.

I wandered into The Picket Fence and I enjoyed my experience! The owner was very welcoming. The…read moreshop had many vintage treasures to choose from. I enjoyed browsing the costume jewelry, brooches, and seasonal decor. The prices were very reasonable and will encourage me to return! I especially appreciated how organized the shop was. It made it a more enjoyable experience to look at all vintage pieces. I picked up two items including this Liberty bell replica.

Lovely encounter with this antique / tableware gift shop! Had a very nice chat with the owner who…read morebrought all the items from Japan. I got a couple rice bowl set from Arita, Japan, and a daruma from the 1970's. Owner told me he might be retiring next year so defs make your visit soon!! Turn into the parking lot where the "Japanese Gifts" sign is. Shop is on 2nd floor. Have fun!

The selection of pottery and fine dishes, that are all made in Japan, was plentiful! I was on a…read moresearch for specific colored blue Japanese dishes to match my existing set and this store did not disappoint. I almost couldn't leave because there was so much to look at. These dishes are of high quality and are well worth the higher price you pay for it. Then there is the owner who was so kind and full of energy that we even chatted for a few minutes. He will be getting new inventory in April so we'll be back to shop some more.