If you like vintage and antiques, this place is quite a treasure trove. There are so many items and…read morethey are placed quite haphazardly with no clear signs on what each aisles contain. Except for the records which are grouped together and near the door. Otherwise it is pure browsing. Some things are super old and yellowed with age. I guess this can also be an educational place to bring your kids to show them what the old televisions or stereos look like. I heard they may move soon due to rental increase and Steel and Oak brewery will take over the premises. So do pop by soon before a slice of history is gone.

Forget about paying high prices elsewhere -- go where the locals shop. Put on your most comfortable…read moreshoes and take a quick and easy Skytrain ride to New Westminster. The more time you spend here, the more surprises you'll uncover. Browse through their wonderful and jumbled collection of kitschy / classic / rare treasures. Rose and Craig have a nose for the unique and the valuable. And they won't gouge your wallet. It's a favourite with casual buyers and movie prop seekers alike.

Excellent quality and unique furniture finds. The owner Tim has been in the antique and furniture…read morebusiness forever and prioritizes making his customers happy. Super nice guy and fair prices. So much better to support his small business than giant furniture stores with bad quality furniture. Constantly new stock coming in and antique finds too.

Amazing furniture store. Tim adds a rare personal touch and provides great recommendations for…read morepieces that work in your home. If you like restoration hardware style furnishing, do yourself a favor and go here first!

Wow! What a clutter of eclectic eccentricity! No inch is left to the imagination in this shop, with…read moreall things huge covered in a plethora of things most tiny. The first shop among a dozen cafes and restaurants along the walk from Fort Langley into the village, this one is hard to miss. Step inside and immediately be transported to some stage of your life that you had forgotten, longed-for, or wished you had left behind. Find treasures and trinkets for everyone on your gift/souvenir list and then some. Be careful when talking through, especially with larger bags (which you are supposed to check at the stony) or with kids. There is a lot that is fragile and so much that can lure them in. Overall, a fun shop!

First off, this place is huge! Generally, I like to explore antique shops to look at the china, but…read morespecifically anything made by Royal Albert. I was visiting from the United States so of course, I had to check to see if this place sold any china made by Royal Albert and lo and behold, they do! Prepare to have your mind blown: this place has all kinds of beautiful patterns of Royal Albert china, I was absolutely blown away by the fact that they had so much of this brand of china available. Overall, I just had fun looking at all the china they had and I even bought myself a couple of side plates and a butter dish in the Moonlight Rose pattern (I'm already building a collection of china in this pattern) and a side plate in the centennial rose pattern at a reasonable price, I will be back next time I visit Canada!

My husband and I went into Consign-it this week. It is a charming little shop with lots of…read moreinteresting furniture, paintings, and small items. We were able to pick up a few pieces and will certainly visit again. I love shops like this, you never know what you will find. Great prices as well Giovanna D

The items in the stores were okay. I was quite turned off by the owner who wasn't wearing a mask…read more Left after seeing him.

If you like antiques, collectibles, art, and interesting brick-brack this is a great place to…read moreexplore. The historic building is pretty cool too. Check out the wood floors and the worn wood staircase. The 1913 building was originally a mercantile selling feed, horse drawn buggy's and all manner of goods. You'll find great displays, interesting treasures, and loads of variety at reasonable prices. Lots of 30% off sales the day we went and 50% off in the upstairs room. Fun!

Loved this antique store! Finally stopped in after driving by often! The owner was very kind and…read morefun to chat with. Lots of great curated pieces, very organized and easy to look through. Also, I was very surprised with the prices. I would definitely recommend this store if you are looking for timeless treasures for your home or as a gift!

What a great place in Ferndale. Lots to look at so take your time. Great customer service. Several…read morepeople in the store at the time. I'll definitely be back

I agree with Valerie G.'s review that the workers here are not friendly, I would characterize them…read moreas snobby. The reason for my review, however, is not about customer service - or maybe it is. I purchased a painting from this group. I like the painting a great deal but when it was sold to me it was stated (as well as on the selling tag) that it was an unsigned work of a specific artist. I took their word for it but am also not naive. I liked the painting and paid a fair price for it. After purchasing the art I was curious if they were being honest so I emailed the artist and asked if it was indeed his work. He said no it was not. I believe that this was a selling tactic of the group and did not appreciate it.

It's all right. Some pieces priced appropriately and others were (imo) a bit overpriced. Well…read moreorganized and clean.

Not Impressed. I bought some brackets to mount under my kitchen overhang, found out they wouldn't…read moremount properly in the orientation that I wanted, and when I took them back had to pay a restocking fee! On antiques?!? Preposterous!!! What a bunch of rip off artists. Wouldn't set foot in that place again.

Very cool, unique pieces. Not "high end" but interesting items that are beautifully finished by…read moreGeorge. EXCELLENT staff! Very helpful, overall a great experience. We have bought a lot of stuff here over the years. No hesitation to recommend this business.