Four floors of antiques with everything that you could ever expect in Pittsburgh!…read more This unassuming antique mall sits on the back side of Verona and doesn't really look like much would fit inside. However, as soon as you enter, you realize the sheer size and organization of the vendors and items. Welcomed with a greeting from the front counter employees, you immediately are whisked into stall after stall of treasures. As you move through, you realize that there are staircases hidden within and floor after floor of more and more. I have found some of my favorite booths... Pittsburgh Sports, Disney vintage, and some vendors who just seem to find those trinkets that interest everyone. And surprisingly, the vendors seem to always be adding more and new items to catch your eye. The value is up to the buyer. I always can find a few things to grab that are at a good price. But with so much inside, I'd be surprised if you wouldn't walk out with a bundle too.

Haven't visited for quite awhile...still managed to find a few items and didn't even get to the…read morebasement or 3rd floor...I appreciate the time the vendors take in arranging their booths and how friendly everyone is....

Visited this shop for the first time this past weekend. The space was much larger than I would've…read moreguessed from the street. The rows and aisles go back far and all of the shelves and floors are covered with merchandise. There are some spots where the walking is tight, but it's mostly easy to navigate around. They have a wide variety of items from marbles, to furniture, bottles, clocks, and purses. I think most collectors or individuals just interested in antiques would find a few things to pique their interest here. The staff were friendly and greeted us upon entry and exit. They had a few bathrooms scattered around with a unisex one right when you walk in. The bathroom was clean-ish and had soap and paper towels. The prices seemed fair, in most cases. I saw an identical purse here for $40 that was $50 at another location down the road.

Nice little place. mostly dishes and glassware and lots of smalls. Prices could be better.read more

Fabulous place with so many pretty antiques and treasures. Art Deco - Mid Century pieces .. ~…read moreVintage jewelry / some clothing / hats .. I have two icons that I bought from him years ago that i love. The owner has priced everything reasonably and something ( truly ! ) for everyone. In addition, David is a nice human being . So well worth a visit anytime you are in Regent Square!

I have to say that LeMix is one of my most favorite Pittsburgh haunts! No matter what I'm looking…read morefor they always have it. Even if I'm not looking for it....they always have it! They have such an eclectic mix of items from Midcentury Modern (which is their specialty and what great pieces!), to fabulous jewelry from bakelite, Sterling silver bedazzling jewels, turquoise and skull rings!!! Let's not forget their soap and body products, cards, incense, cool bar ware, Hawaiian shirts, funky socks and any of you David Bowie, Prince, you name it Christmas ornaments all year long. The proprietor, David Knouse is always pleasant and makes you feel so welcomed when you come in, (watch out for that ferocious guard dog. A 3lb teacup Chihuahua , you'll want to put her in your pocket! Cool cool place, cool cool vibe. Go get lost in their magic!!!!

This place has so many interesting things. A huge variety. Right now it is open Friday and…read moreSaturday, as they are eventually going out of business, so everything is discounted. There are really curious items in the two floors and always more are arriving, as he pulls them from attic and other places. I'll go back. The owner is well traveled, friendly, and could talk about the items. Some very expensive items and some affordably priced ones. Many of these are unique, so would be hard to find on your own. Includes memoriabilia such as coca cola , from casinos, ships, old electronics, instruments. There was an adorable McCoy cookie jar, and beautiful vases, however, I prefer items less fragile, though they are so beautiful! I looked though the shop once, then had to do so again, looking from the ceiling down. Was lots of fun to look around.

This place is jam packed with interesting and quirky things, it's definitely not your standard…read moreantique shop. Don't miss the second floor! The stair case is in the back of the shop. I wish I could remember half of the things in here, but there was just so much! There were a few vintage cameras around the store, some knives, old lighters, a few straight razors. I remember these because that's what I was interested in. There were a lot of what seemed like one-of-a-kind items that would have a good place on a coffee table or book shelf. There were several things I was interested in, I asked if they could cut me a deal for the three items, and they did. But it was still more than I could spend, and they wouldn't budge on the offer. Despite this, the owner was a friendly guy, as was his employee. Prices are moderate, to high. I don't know if you'll find any real bargains in here, but there's always a chance! I didn't have much time in Pittsburgh, but if you're in the area, this is a great place to check out!

This vintage shop had so many cool items to see. I found special Christmas gifts for my friends…read moreand family that are so hard to buy for. So much glassware and figurines. This store had things I remember from growing up and it will be fun to give my brother an old game we used to play when we were kids.

There is some cool stuff in here, that's for sure. It's laid out with mostly furniture in the front…read moreand mostly clothes, toys, and other small housewares in the back, including old records, electronics, etc. Most of their furniture seems to be in great quality. Why only 2 stars? First, the reliability - I have come by this place many times on my way through this block of 8th Ave only to find them to be closed in the middle of most weekdays. I've mentioned it to others, they all thought it had closed. I imagine I know how Peter felt on Easter morning when Jesus's tomb was open, having come across this store during a time it was open. Second - The staff. We walked in, stayed for about 40 minutes, discussed many of the pieces, and even spoke about buying a few(large) pieces and not once did the woman who (owns?) worked behind the desk look up from restoring a small toy. It's one thing if you don't care to be particularly friendly(Maybe even a good thing - I walked into Mostly Mod after and couldn't get out of there in less than 30 minutes because we kept chatting), but to totally ignore potential customers is unacceptable. So I left empty handed on principal, although there were a few smaller pieces I could have been coerced into buying. Would I stop in again? If I had the option to, yes. Maybe it was a bad day, and the stuff is definitely worth looking at.

I like this antique store a lot, always a good dig. I always come here before Christmas to hunt for…read moreold, pink bulbs. Most prices are reasonable, but some booths are pricier than others. Sometimes there are sales throughout the whole store which is a bonus. I've found some amazing stuff here over the years, including snowflake pyrex which my dad collects. Some parts of the store are so crowded it is hard to walk though.

I've done my fair share of antique shopping and Route 19 antique mall has the greatest selection…read morethat is continually updated! The dealers have great eyes for great pieces. Prices are very competitive and staff are friendly. I particularly love following them on fb; showcasing great finds! love this place!

Clever usages of space, meticulously layout with ample signage, and very amicable staff!…read more Driving past Riverview Antique N Marketplace is very unassuming, but yeah... hidden gems are hidden. Parking is behind the building so you won't even see if it is busy! As soon as I entered, the front desk staff came out to greet me and see if I could use any assistance, but as most antique shoppers - I just wanted to browse. As you navigate each room and doorway, the passageways are clear and well marked with arrows and clever messages to help you know where to go. Every nook and cranny is utilized and the vibe through each area makes the entire experience fun with different music greeting you in every new area. Heading upstairs, the stairwell may just have one of the best murals of downtown Pittsburgh that I've ever seen. Upstairs has a lot less rooms, but one had a massage table setup (probably smart to have vendor areas even used for small services too) The selection is stunning and well distributed throughout. I'm on the hunt for sports memorabilia and bobbleheads - which was unfortunately light. I did end up buying four glasses from a local restaurant - Eat N Park - and the price was very reasonable.

My dad and I enjoyed walking through Riverview Antiques. They have a variety of antiques and…read morevintage items for sale that span music memorabilia to beer signage and furniture, holiday decor, and everything in between. I saw several items that were very tempting, but I'm short on space. The prices were fair, in my opinion, and I feel like the diversity of inventory makes this place a good stop for just about anyone. I don't believe that we spoke to anyone while shopping around, but there was someone at the front of the store that greeted us on the way in.

It isn't just an antique store. It's Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch, a classical art museum, and…read morean opulent hunters' african mansion rolled into one. The first floor is an enormous fort filled with oriental rugs, furniture, and a 12 foot taxidermy giraffe head. The second floor feels like getting lost in the fortified mansion of a foreign dictator. Artifacts is an admission-free museum where you won't learn a thing. Unfortunately, don't expect any curios. Mostly large pieces: furniture, rugs, enormous bird cages. Sometimes it may feel a bit like a Pier 1 for excessively wealthy people. Something a bit odd: On the second floor, seated at a four hundred year old dining table are life-size plush dwarfs from the Disney store with a price tag of about $1200.

cora and i from san jose, calif (silicon valley) were on business/vacay trip to look for rental…read moreproperties to buy and we were lost again.----- pittsburgh has very confusing signs/or no signs------------ slammed on breaks when we saw the word antique and went inside it was like a museaum. lots of taxidermy pieces, beautiful heavy pieces and lots of rugs, decor, not much in collectibles. some newer decor that was high end but not vintage the prices are high but the quality is excellent there are a few inexpensive pieces mixed in , but this place is huge. -------------------------------------- its in elliott, pa right off freeway 51---------------p.s. i ended up moving to PITTSBURGH CUZ CALIF IS SOOOOO EXPENSIVE and i got in here about once a month just to look around. its like a free museaum .