I love this store. Always seeing cool stuff in this store. A must to stop by when going thru…read morebandon. It's not just a second hand store. There are antiques and other neat stuff too.

I can not recommend them enough ! The owners and staff are fabulous, just an excellent shopping…read moreexperience and So Many Solutions from this store. Even recently brought home a mirror for my up-do bath and it fits perfectly and enhances the room. Don't pass them up, you'll love the experience.

So lovely and quaint! Good prices, nice selection! We loved this little hole in the wall town and…read morestores.

I already reviewed this (and gave it five stars)?? No wonder! I visited again recently and LOVED…read moreit. Such reasonable prices and so many neat things. I found a weird hand carved alligator and asked my boyfriend what he thought about it--he loved it--and when I asked him what he thought the price was, he thought $40 was very reasonable. It was only $12!!! It now sits in my office. I also loved how friendly the employee was!

Shingletowne Antique Village is in the local town of Dillard, Oregon. It's out of my normal path…read morebut it's an old store filled with vintage and interesting items and worth stopping by for a look. They have some larger and, maybe, not as old or breakable as inside. Inside are rooms of an old home with shelving filled with glassware, metal, lamps, fabric, clothing, books, pictures, and holiday items! The store has a whole section of Hallmark ornaments that is a dream come true for collectors! I really don't think you can get a complete view of every item on one visit. It is huge. And well organized for as much as they have. They have areas set off for each type of item. I will definitely go back soon and pick up items I regret not getting.

I found the Sixes Grange had easy access, great parking, and the most delightful, quaint…read more"mini-mall" with an amazing amount of consigned items----collectibles, antiques, novelties, jewelry, etc, etc at amazingly reasonable prices. Having been a dealer previously, my first thought was this is a dealer's haven to add to their inventories! People who want to sell things can rent a table space for just $10.00 per space. Call them to find out dates for that. The man was very friendly and available to answer any questions I had about "unique" items....I had no idea what some things were for! Plan to stop here when traveling down Hwy 101 South. You will be glad you did!

Very interesting resale store in downtown Roseburg. Parking is on the street…read more They seemed to have smaller stalls inside the store. They had a number of interesting vintage items. Prices were a bit high for me. I would be fun to spend a weekend morning wandering through the resale stores after brunch downtown. Service was a man that answered questions and would check out any purchases.

Feb 3 2026 Went in on Saturday and looked at a guitar, the guy working sad it had been there a…read morewhile make an offer, went home and thought about it and called Monday, lady working sad the booth owners would be in and they would call me so I could make an offer, they did not, went in Tuesday morning and they sold it behind my back, I won't ever do any business there again.

Cool little store. You just never know... you could find the exact thing you've looked for eons…read moreelsewhere and been unable to locate. I did. Walked into the store one day and buried under all the collectibles was a lovely oak coffee table - the perfect piece I'd been hunting. And the price was perfect. Not too high but enough to make us both feel like we'd struck a reasonable deal. I like doing business that way. Check it out. They have lots of "interesting" stuff, and it's ever-changing.

I love an antique mall and this one was nice! We were greeted immediately and were able to peruse…read morewithout any pressure from the employees or anyone renting the booths. This place is two stories and has plenty to look at so it's easy to get lost and lose track of time here. There is decent selection but the prices are a little higher than I'm used to for antique malls. Maybe it's because this is a tourist town on the coast. I still greatly enjoyed walking through and seeing what they had to offer! The store is clean and easy to navigate. I didn't see any public bathrooms. There is plenty of street parking so it's very easy to get here. If I lived in the area I would probably stop in here every once in a while. It's a good spot to hunt for treasures!

Come to this store every time in town. Always fun until…read more... We're building the getaway Funhouse in North Bend and I need to put furniture in when it's done. It was to be done late August early September. Found out by the contractor that the permits are taking longer and it will not be done then. I informed this person who selling a bed all of this, been really open with him/ her. Rae Morgan. 'They'offered to store till then and told him if update. That's when he/she went south representing that store. Politely a nut job. I told the manager ,didn't care, just told me to block him. He kept messaging me..I told her one more time he messages I'm yelping the conversation. And he continued.... . For your enjoyment folks.. The store is wonderful, please shop there! But this seller seems off kilter mentally. make me want to run. Lesson learned, go look and not answer on marketplace. Bed looked dirty in real life.

On my way out town (Easter Sunday) my parents took me to a little diner across the street... B&C…read morewas open, so I had to come in. So glad I did! Found exactly what I was looking for... Hollow Stem Champagne Coupes and made a new friend in Bruce, owner. Showed me some incredible things before I checked out that I now regret not buying. Just so so glad I went in... happy they were open (especially on a holiday!) and will for sure be back! Just another side note... the diner was awesome... and the park and creek (part of the applegate trail) is def worth the time to check out!

This is an adorable little gem that you absolutely need to check out on your route along the I-5…read more It's literally 45 seconds off the freeway. Are you too good to take a 45 second detour and have an ADVENTURE? So many antique (as opposed to "thrift") shops are crazy overpriced. People don't recognize that something is not valuable just by virtue of being old. That was not a problem at this shop, where there was a large selection of diverse items at fair prices. I especially liked the vast collection of buttons and patches; if you're a history buff or into old paraphernalia, this is worth checking out! The staff was super friendly, and checked on us without hounding. My only qualm is that, based on other reviews, I came to understand that there would be cats here. I saw cat-based equipment (cage, food, etc) but alas, no adorable fluffies for me to enjoy.

Complete a$$holes. Most stuff isn't priced. What is, is mostly overpriced. Poorly displayed…read more And even if you don't like Barack Obama, he is the legitimately elected president. Unlike the previous nitwit that I'm sure these morons voted for two or more times. Which makes the "somewhere in Kenya a village has lost its idiot" jokes scattered throughout the store just tasteless and disrespectful. Even if these fools had something i wanted, and even if i could figure out what they're asking for it, I wouldn't encourage these fools by buying it.

This place looks like 100 garage sales' worth of stuff all wound up here. However the prices…read morearen't in line with the ones one finds in garage sales. I tried to make a deal on an electronics item and the price was so outrageous that I said "fuggedaboudit". If you want to see a whole lot of junk in one place you can go here but why would you do that? Go hit the garage sales instead folks.