The Associate that helped us was so nice and helpful! She helped my fiancé and I both pick out some…read moreamazing jewelry they had there, would 10/10 visit everytime I'm in Oregon!

This is another one of the numerous antique stores in Aurora. The building itself is historical -…read morefrom the late 1800s - and impressive and beautiful from the outside. Inside, the store is full of cases and well laid out. However, it's extremely cramped - very narrow walkways, hard to maneuver. I wasn't terribly impressed with the selection. It's about 90% dishes and vases and 5% jewelry. The building clearly has more than one floor and other reviews mentioned an upstairs section - I wandered around and around trying to find it but was unsuccessful. Staff were scarce and the one I did see was brief and curt. Prices were a tad high for what's offered. Probably my least fave antique store I visited in the town. Parking is all street parking and ample - very historic and cute town worth exploring.

We spotted a beautiful hamper that we wanted to give as a housewarming gift for th people we were…read morevisiting. We wanted to surprise them and when we went back the following evening they were already closed. The following day we were going to be gone all day so we called the store and spoke to Kirk and purchased the item but we were not sure what time we would be back to West Linn and we were afraid we wouldn't make it before he closed. Kirk said not to worry and he kept the store open almost 2 hours beyond closing time so that we could pick up the item. We were so surpised and honored that he did that for us. We would recommend this store anytime!

Extraordinary, exotic products from small producers in developing countries, great prices,…read moretastefully merchandised, and staffed by friendly, knowledgeable and helpful people who are quick to tell the provenance of each item. Shopping at WHFT is like taking a minicourse in international relations and development. HIGHLY recommended. We bought some stunning lamps from the Philippines made of leaves. Beautiful and a conversation piece! And we bought a sweatshirt from Haiti made from recycled waterbottles with the Willamette logo. VERY COOL!

Aptly named, this is in the back, with entry from Main Street Mercantile and the street, Back Porch…read moreBintage has curated a lovely collection. Lots and lots of dishes, serving pieces, glassware and utensils. They have some complete utensil sets and some where they are still collecting all of the pieces. Obviously they love a good hunt! They also had individual knives, spooNw and forks you can buy if you need replacements, which I do. Fell in love with the vintage blue onion Danube China displayed in mass on a China cabinet. My mother had the same China; she ate her soft boiled egg every morning from an egg holder just like the one they had displayed. Memories came flooding back! I had to snap pics to send to my brother, who remembered the dishes but had no idea it was china! For me, that's why I love going to antique stores. It's not only about finding a treasure to purchase, but the memories that are awakened when you happen upon an item you didn't even think about for decades until you see it on a shelf, somehow standing out amongst the hundreds of items surrounding it. - The ornate crystal decanters with silver caps and handles? Yep, my Nana had three of them. - The coffee table where you could display needlework under the glass? My grandmother proudly displayed her talents there. - The champagne fur jacket? My mom had one just like it! - The light blue princess telephone? My first phone with a "teenage" line I shared with my brother. Yes, there was such a thing back in the day. Wish I had kept it! That shade of blue is still my favorite color. Antique stores are as much about these moments of remberence that ignite smiles as they are about purchasing something. I left without buying anything but was warmed by the memories my visit ignited.

This store is part of a huge antique mall with multiple floors. My husband and I stumbled upon it…read morewhile making an impromptu visit to Aurora on the way to Salem. They have a variety of antique home ware items. I really love the China in my parents and grandparents homes and this store had many of their patterns, plus Wedgewood, vintage Ball jars in different colors and silver pieces which looked to be in beautiful condition. They also had some beautiful jewelry made out of old silverware, including a necklace that I bought. The sales woman I talked to was super friendly. This store was a nice surprise finding stood out to me amongst the other antique stores we visited in the area.

Great selection of retro toys/games/collectables. Staff is super friendly and I was able to find…read moresome cool gifts for my kiddo. Reasonable prices and lots of history here! Great place to stop in and look around cause every now and then you'll find that long sought after treasure. A local gem that I'm happy to support.

I love this place. So many toys and collectibles from the 80s to present. Nice selection of…read morePokemon sealed product, bulk, and singles. Some vintage, but mostly newer rares, ultra rares, and super art rares. Decent selection of Funkos. I would agree it's more a vintage toy store, than a coin store. Nice variety of Star Wars, Masters of the Universe, Hot Wheels, Sports Cards, Pokemon cards, comic books. The staff was super friendly and helpful.

This shop is beautifully styled, with furniture placed in rooms they way it would appear in one's…read morehome. The furniture is in very good condition for the age! Definitely a country style, reminds me of the antiques Shops back on the East Coast where I am from. So many rope rugs and placemats! Brought back fond childhood memories. We had one in our kitchen and in front of every door. I had completely forgotten about this style. Throughout the shop, which is located in an old house, there are lots of nooks and crannies filled with gift collections like fancy soaps, greeting cards, albums, jewelry, and delicious teas. There is a second story that is filled with more furniture and home decor. While my style is more a mid century, I definitely appreciated the quality of items and the. Are in which everything is displayed. The store is spotless! And lots of room to walk around and see everything. The owner is taking all precautions dueing Covid. Sanitizer at door, masks required, social distancing. Located right on Main Street in this charming town, do stop in.

On a day of Antiquing in Aurora, I found that at the end of the day, this one didn't even leave me…read morewith a second thought. It was a bit unmemorable. There were plenty of items to see, but nothing that interested me. Overall it wasn't bad, but just lacked charm.

I stopped by Old Portland Hardware on a whim while visiting Portland and I'm so glad that I did…read more There you will find an extensive selection of items for your restoration and preservation needs. They have items such as: antique and vintage lighting, hardware, furniture, miscellaneous architectural fixtures, and so much more. And lots of these items come from local homes and buildings, so you are helping "recycle the past" as they like to say. While moseying around the shop, I inquired about a couple of light fixtures that were out of reach and they were very friendly and helpful when following up with questions. It was not difficult to find someone to assist me at all. The prices are at a premium here because you are finding unique items that are in excellent condition and often times hard to find. I found a 8pc set of drawer pulls that I was hunting for an antique dresser for years. Patience and luck came together for me at Old Portland Hardware. Looking forward to my next visit!

What a cool, clean, well designed, and organized antique store. There is a small parking lot in the…read moreback. They have a great antique selection everything and excellent lighting options., industrial items, and so many antique accessories for your house. I found an antique book that I love! Staff are friendly and helpful. There is a relaxed vibe in this store. Staff are great. Some of the bigger furniture pieces are beyond my budget. Smaller items and accessories were my favorite on this trip.

New vintage shop in Oregon City. Super cute, great prices and unique finds. Great owner and well…read moreplayed out shop. Cute displays with home decor, farmhouse fresh, vintage clothing, vintage garden and so much more

What a fun shop! There's definitely something for everyone! We had fun reminiscing over items we'd…read morelong forgotten we'd seen in our youth. I got a STEAL of a deal on a gorgeous mercury glass Christmas tree. They also had new items and I picked up a pack of beautiful non-paper towels. This shop was a lovely start to our girls' weekend in the Willamette Valley.

What a fun place! It's massive, so plan your time accordingly. The staff was friendly and helpful…read more Each booth is in charge of setting their own prices and I found that most booths are priced pretty fair. If you love corningware and pyrex like I do this place is awesome. They did have some beautiful pieces of furniture. I can't wait to go back.