i lve, lve, lve this place, going tomorrow saturday morning the thrill of the hunt , gooooooood…read morethings come to those who thrift.

Jacob and I moseyed into this antique shop on a sleepy Saturday afternoon. It's located on the…read morecorner of Michigan Avenue and Williamson in Dearborn. We've driven by it a few dozen times and it never caught our eye. The first thing I noticed were the jewelry counters! Jacob immediately knew we were in trouble, because I LOVE shiny things. They had a huge selection of vintage brooches, pins and other fine baubles. The floor space isn't very large but it's well-curated. There isn't "junk" here like so many antique shops tend to keep. Retro Image owns all of its items outright, which means more room for haggling! The prices seemed a little high, but again, we were able to negotiate a bit when it came time to check out AND the items were nice. In addition to all sorts of jewelry, they had an entire rack of vintage clothing in great shape, tons of leaded, bevel-edged glass panels, artwork, a basement bar set (!!), wooden furniture and branded memorabilia. The clerk, Chris, was incredibly kind and patient while showing me all different brooches behind the glass. He said their stock rotates constantly, so I'm looking forward to many more visits to Retro Image.

Lots of items, jewelry, clothing, Hummels and kitchenware and sterling silver and so much more…read more There are two floors, so be sure to allow time to traverse each booth on the main floor and bottom floor too. You can hear the creaking floors below and on the main floor too. Interesting stuff for sure.

A unique antique spot inside an old hall. It's very tightly…read morepacked with some treasures. Oddly, you aren't supposed to travel the different floors with merchandise. No one seemed to follow those directions. I went after Xmas so there were lots of booth sales and good prices. There is a little something for everyone. It is very difficult to navigate when there is a large crowd. It was bustling tu e day I was there. The cashier was friendly and helpful.

Loved this place! Will definitely be returning soon. They had everything you could hope for and…read moremore, plus the service was super friendly and inviting!

Cool employees and you can find some amazing records if you show up at the right time to browse…read morewhat's new.

I love this Beautifully Merchandised and aesthetically pleasing Resale Shop~ They carry furniture,…read moreartwork, kitchen, home decor, books, collectibles, religious items and so much more! Owners and Employees are very kind and Friendly and offer excellent service~ They are Knowledgeable and helpful when I've needed input looking for Special or Religious Gifts! I am a regular Customer and enjoy visiting for home and gift items regularly or even just to browse! 5!

My daughter and I visited this store today and it was so awesome, from the treasures to the…read moreambience and the comfortable chairs you can sit in in the window and take a look at a fabulous book. The lady running the store was very informative and kind. Please frequent this business if you are ever in the area, you will not be disappointed!

Stumbled upon this place while driving around yesterday and knew I needed to go In immediately…read more Their pricing is surprisingly low for the items they carry, and they have phenomenal selections. It's nice to have a place so close with so many different styled rooms to give me a better idea of how something would look paired with the style of furniture I own. They're very friendly and receive new items weekly.

Wonderful place to find vintage. The staff is so so nice. Great prices and selection of furniture,…read moretrinkets, framed art and much more.

The door sign shows stairs. There are no stairs. The entrance is the door on the left. The Detroit…read moreUrban Artifacts sandwich sign should be on the left side instead of on the right side of the main doors with zero door handles that are all locked. The store is on the right, you will start seeing items out in the main corridor. We ended up buying several metal signs for our store and an old black and white poster card of the Dom in Koeln. I used to love walking by there while living in Koeln and every time I was by the Hauptbahnhof. It's a fun store to stroll through and walk through memories of the past. Faygo $550 Vernors $650 Welcome to Detroit $250 One Way $67 Koeln black and white poster card $7 Definitely worth a gander and a visit. You are bound to find some gem.

Love this store! One of the great antique/vintage stores in the area. On the pricier side but not…read moretotally unexpected for the products. Even if not buying anything, it's fun to browse through. There are tons of rooms and areas to explore.

This place had some pretty good things! They are sectioned off into booths by dealers though, so…read moreprices and sales will vary. Some booths are a mess (filled to the brim with stuff that it's hard to filter theough), but if you can handle that, it's really fun! My mom and I were in there for a few hours! The sales staff is pretty nice, too. They helped us bring some stuff down. Overall, it's a cool place to check out if you're looking for old antiques, tin poster things, etc.

There is a lot to choose from here! I wish the prices weren't so high otherwise I would have…read morepurchased more.

Fabulous place..... great items and very helpful staff: They…read moredo framing with antique frames and it is sooooo much more affordable than anywhere else and they do an amazing job!!! The clock man is soooo sweet! Thanks for giving us a great option for antiquing.