Won't bother coming back as a shopper due to the unbelievable laziness off owners who use most of…read morethe booths as storage for boxes, junk, shelves and XXL clothing! There are only a couple good vendors left, and the mall feels deserted. As a shopper there, I have experienced allergies due to dust and actual mold on furniture! The lady at reception has made rascist comments which are unacceptable and is curt and rude . Waste of time to go anymore because the owners won't fill the booths with nice objects. No dogs allowed here even though the owners keep their dog there. The lady turned away a girl with a small dog who wanted to browse and said it was too hot to leave dog outside. The owner actually says she hates when kids come in. Been shopping here since 2005 and there is nothing more here. Come well before closing as owners pack up mall and usually close early.

This is a nice Antiques Market with probably 25-30 individual dealers. There is a good selection of…read morea variety of things, including vintage clothing, furniture, old jewelry, art, and books. Here are a few key points... 1. Some of the dealers are actually in their booths on weekends, which makes it nice when you have questions or are wanting to make an offer. 2. The business does not face the street, but faces a small private lot on Bank St. I did not see it at first, but it was there. 3. There are more small items here. You will find furniture, but definitely more in the way of books, art, jewelry, etc. I noticed an over abundance of dishes and crystal decanters. 4. They have a staffed information booth at the front which doubles as both shoplifting patrol and actual information source. 5. You can probably breeze through here in 30 minutes. It is not huge, but big enough to make it worth a stop.

Don't be fooled by what their website says " We love our customers, so feel free to visit us in…read moreperson". I wanted 5 minutes of the salesman's time to quickly assess a rocking chair i packed into the trunk of my car. I want to put it on kijiji and don't want to ask too little. It's not so much the policy (although i assume they assess everything they have because it's all antiques.), the guy was just plain rude.

Located on the edge of Wellington Village, A Fine Things Antiques is one of the few antique shops…read morein/near downtown Ottawa. The shop includes a large basement, filled will carpets, bed frames, furniture and is somewhat of a maze, as the basement is made of up multiple rooms. The main floor is filled primarily with furniture and framed pictures, although not all items would fall into the category of being a true antique. Most items are affordable, as this is not an upmarket shop, but one that caters to the casual antique store browser. Given the lack of antique shops in Ottawa, A Fine Things Antiques is a welcome addition to the local antiques retail scene.

Exceptional pieces to discover. Peter is very professional in his assessment of what is valuable,…read moreits estimated worth and if there is a market for it. I trust his judgement and how proficient he is in selling what I've given him.

From the owner: Champagne dit Lambert Antiques is known and recognized as a premier antique store in Canada's…read morenational capital, Ottawa. The company specializes in high quality silver, china, "objets d'art" and period furniture. In addition to the North American market, Champagne dit Lambert Antiques enjoys a wide clientele drawn from Europe, Asia and Australia. All items in stock are well researched and honestly represented. The company ships worldwide. Upon request, delivery of larger items may be arranged for major cities in Canada, Florida and other locations in the United States.

Great for Home Decor and books. The service is non existent. The value is great tho. But be ready…read moreto look and look for a while.

Whoever does the window displays in this store must have been inspired by New York's fifth avenue…read more The diplays change often according to the season and the holiday, whether Christmas, St. Patrick's Day, Remembrance Day, Hallwe'en etc. Inside is an excellent selection of donated items for sale, run by cheerful and dedicated staff. Everything from clothing to furniture to books to dishes. Prices, as you might expect, are excellent and a real plus to anyone living on a reduced income, but also just a great store to browse in anyway to find something that can find a second life somewhere else.

Are you familiar with the concept of 'found art'? It is when an artist finds something that already…read moreexists and declares it to be art. Found Design on Bank is something along those lines. They find well-designed/beautiful items in yard sales/thrift stores and then sell it/celebrate it in their store. Their store is an eyefull - it is stocked with great looking furniture, lamps, pottery goods and other home decor items. Found Design sure saves you the trouble of scouring yard sales and antique shops for that just-right item. The only trouble is, you are not going to pay the yard sale price you could be paying. That $10 coffee table (that turns out to have been made by some famous Danish craftsperson) will cost you $700. But really, what are the odds of finding it at a yard sale?

Found Design, in the Glebe neighborhood of Ottawa is a Mid century Modern design dream shop…read more Two floors, street level and the basement, contain what is purported to be certainly Ottawa's and perhaps all of Canada's best stocked store of 50's and 60's furniture and design pieces, such as pictures, lighting features and accessories. While most of these items are 50 to 60 years old, the quality appears as if they were just produced yesterday.