A wonderful little gem tucked into a short side street off Sir Francis Drake…read more Dave prices his antiques very fairly. I've bought some well-crafted card catalogues, a very unique and gorgeous stained glass front door and another stained glass window from him and he's always treated me so well. An absolute must stop on your Marin antique-hunting travels. One caveat. . . You might want to call before heading over because he's not always open.

This antiques place is almost hidden at the end of the street before heading to a residential…read moreneighborhood. If it wasn't for a man sitting on a mission style rocking chair with other folksy furniture outside- we may have just passed this one by. The proprietor (Mr. Farey) was friendly and cordially answered my questions regarding history of the quaint local store. Having lived in the area all his life- he acquainted us about the other stores to visit and suggested places regarding our specific interests. If you're into stained glass window art- there were a lot to choose from starting with simple acorn styles to fine mosaic style and Tiffany rose window style. There were simple art deco lamps, tables, chairs mostly wood, and old mirrors ( I love OLD mirrors). PS- I would definitely put this store in one of the must visits when you go antiquing in this area! Very pleasant and accommodating!

Dove Place Antiques is an amazing place to treasure hunt for unique vintage and antique items. The…read moreowners, Robin and Wayne are not only knowledgeable but delightful and willing to share their expertise.

If I could give more stars I would. I recently bought several pieces of antique clothing at one of…read moreDove Places Antiques' estate sales. Not only were the pieces some of the most lovely I've ever come across, but Robin was a joy to work with and her pricing was more than fair. Robin responded to my questions prior to the sale and was knowledgeable, attentive, and lovely while I was there. The same is true of her staff. I will keep an eye out for Dove Place estate sales in the future. It was a real pleasure and I couldn't be happier with my purchases. Thank you!

What a lovely experience. Much to see and much to desire and inspire. If you are moved by the…read moreminimal and the natural with a penchant for the foreign geographically, aesthetically and materially. Well you will find this place now called Portfolio 316 a beautiful place to be.

VERY beautiful, precious, exquisite, random, and super cool things. (but it will cost ya.) this…read morewoman's taste is impeccable. (side note: i'm not sure that the store is called zaragoza antiques...it's just zaragoza as far as i know. most of their stock is not antique.)

If you don't like clutter and chaos, this isn't the place. But if you're okay with that, this is a…read moretime capsule step into multiple different worlds. Records, books, posters, machines, furniture, newspapers, paintings, bullets, typewriters, vases, you name it - all across the shelves ceiling and yes, floor. Just be careful and understand where the owner is coming from, and it's a fun time. Ricky even played some rocking records, and I left the store with my friends with an 8 dollar 1966 Rolling Stones vinyl record.

my wife and I walked in to this store on Sunday with an hour to go till final close . presumably…read moreeverything was 30 % off . huge sighn in the window stating store closing huge sale ! owner met us at the door and as my wife reached out to admire a piece of uranium glass valued at most $60 ( being generous ) the owner exclaimed " don't touch that its over $ 700 ! " I should have known we were in trouble at that point but I was intrigued as we carefully walked through single file trying to take it all in mass piles of eclectic treasures but mostly trash, everywhere !! I found 4 items i thought to my self I would pay at most $ 100 I politely asked the owner how much after a long pause he barked out $ 200 !! I immediately set 2 items down and asked ok how about these 2 items he responded with $ 45 each i asked would you consider $ 50 for the pair ? a fair price as I buy and sell for a living. the owners response and I quote " i would rather set them on fire then accept that price !! " mind you he made no mention of any sale and it was quite obvious that inspight of closing his shop forever within the next hour he had no intention of selling a dam thing !! I had hundreds of dollars cash money in my pocket ready to buy , but the owner was rude and simply unwilling to sell anything !! needless to say my wife and I left empty handed and blown away by the off the wall experience and incredibly rude owner !!

A treasure of a toy shop with toys antique and new, curated and displayed with imagination and…read morecare. Where else will you see part of an old wooden ship loaded with stuffed animals, a Noah's Ark with a turkey in charge? Or an Egyptian sarcophagus from a set design for Indiana Jones next to a sizeable camel stuffie. Or an antique Underwood typewriter in its case or a set of illustrated journals of a bear who has traveled to Paris, to Egypt, to the Chelsea Flower Show in London, to Africa! A must visit for everyone! A you must go soon as Mme. Susan has seen her rent quadrupled and survival is challenged. Please support her!

My first time in San Anselmo and someone had recommended the place for unique pieces. I noticed a…read morebeautiful blue/white vase behind a glass cabinet when I walked in. I asked the owner (Susan) how much it was, and her response was "it's very very expensive. Very rare. Probably $300 or more" in a very exaggerated manner. Didn't bother checking the price or offer to let me see it. Very "Pretty Woman" moment. For context, I'm a black woman.

Super fun and any antique lovers dream. So many lovely vendors very sweet. Music was playing and…read morethere's a number of food vendors. I could seriously look through everything for hours.

The French Market Marin reminds me of the summer street markets in Nice and L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue…read more Not because the items for sale are French, but due to the atmosphere. Hunting through tables overflowing with vintage finds, textiles, pottery, jewelry, and home goods, plus the sport of bargaining with vendors. The French Market Marin takes place on the second Sunday of each month at the Civic Center in San Rafael. Some prices felt too high, but it's free to attend, worth a visit and there were still finds. Parking is also free and plentiful. I found unique vintage silver jewelry at fair prices, and several sellers had priced to sell, or were willing to negotiate. We skipped food stalls, but overall this is a fun outdoor Sunday outing, with shopping, food and even musicians, reminiscent of French vintage outdoor markets, with layers of items set out on tables & sometimes too high prices.