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!

Fantastic shop! Tons of things to look at / choose from. The owner is super friendly. Everything…read morewas priced well and in good condition for as much antique items there were to look through. It was also pretty well organized. Found some great items to take home. Will definitely be stopping in again next visit.

My kids and I stopped in this antique shop on a whim and were so glad we did. The woman running it…read morewas super cute and incredibly friendly. We didn't have time to look at the whole store but scored two great vinyl records. Looking forward to stopping in again next time we are driving through.

I'd give it a ZERO if possible. My mom and I went out to shop, buy fun little antique collectibles…read morewhile I visited Oregon. We popped in two other shops next to this place so we walked over only to see that is was by appointment only for "serious" buyers. We looked through the windows at what a visible. Saw a bunch of interesting little items but.... Enough to warrant a call, I wasn't sure if I even wanted to call. So we kept looking through the windows and I spot some scraggly haired lady in a big hard peeping over at us. She watched for a minute and I told my mom, oh look someone's in there. My mom looked up and the lady looked at us adjusted some items, started walking towards the door, like maybe she was going to come up and open the door. Nope, she walked up and looked at us like we were not even welcome on the side walk then turned around and walked away. Absolute nut! Her loss though, I was shopping for my home library and am wanting to fill it with antique collectibles. Don't waste your time, that lady doesn't seem to deserve any business. IMO

It's been over six years since I last visited Oakland, but once again this store left a lasting…read moreimpression. I walked in with my boyfriend and the woman (same as last time) immediately asked what we were looking for. She then stared at me, and I swear she recognized my face from my first visit. I held my tongue as we perused the store, and while were FOLLOWED by this woman. She watched everything we did, and when I reached up to a tall shelf to get a purse that looked really nice, she gasped and wanted to do it for me. But I'm 6' tall and don't need help. I wasn't grabbing a Faberge Egg--it was obviously a new purse (complete with the brown paper still inside) and the brand was unknown to me. She tisked and fretted when I barely looked at it, and when I went to replace it she nearly died again. We left quickly, and before we were even a 1/2 foot from the door my boyfriend began ranting about her. There's really nothing worse than being followed in a store and being considered a prospective shoplifter or item-damager. Not to mention the fact that her items are run of the mill "antiques" with no significant value or originality, yet she prices them as if they are the last ones in existence. Just a fun note: Shortly after I wrote my first review in 2013, another shop owner messaged me and thanked me for my review, noting that her existence in Oakland brings down the rest of the town. I think this woman is nuts, and the two five star reviews she has received from inactive Yelpers are clearly friends of hers, or equally as nutty. If you decide to visit, do it with kids, sticky hands, a cold, a meatball sub in one hand, and a Big Gulf without a lid in the other.

I arrived in Cottage Grove earlier than I expected, which was a wonderful excuse to indulge in my…read morefavorite hobby: antique shopping. The Apple Pie is a slice of heaven. Located in the old hotel, it's just got oodles of interesting objects. The owners are a delight to talk with, and I would have stayed longer...... Wonderful mix of antiques, dried flower arrangements...doesn't get better!

We have purchased several unique pieces from Apple Pie Antiques over the years - when we acquire a…read morepiece from them we know it will more than likely be a one of a kind. Both the owners are artisans and have a flare for creating something out of nothing. A must visit!

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.

I shopped there and the person running the register, Was shady, added all my things up and then cut…read moreall the string price tags off, without me there to witness,I was still shopping!! I ASKED her to redo each item so I could keep track of my buy, she had over charged me$25 possible more...then would not give me a receipt, I used my bank card, left filling terrible, I'm shy, didn't want to make a scene as WAS a local,

This is a charming shop and the clerk is delightful. However, be very careful of buying anything…read morefrom vendor #09. I have had a horrible experience with this vendor; I purchased something that was supposed to be silver, turns out it isn't his fault because I didn't do my "due diligence". I was told the cruet/condiment holder would "clean up nicely with a little silver polish"; the vendor had the gall to tell me I had ruined the surface of the piece by using silver polish, without having seen it, and that he doesn't do refunds or exchanges. There is a fork and spoon set that is supposed to accompany the piece, but he isn't offering to give those to me. The piece is allegedly Victorian, circa 1880-1890; it is very striking, but it has areas of damage that were not visible at time of purchase and it is clearly NOT silver. Just, please, be aware that what you purchase from this person may not be what it is declared to be. Do your "due diligence"; I thought I asked the right questions, but apparently I didn't.

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.

My first experience at a small town auction, and it was quite... interesting!…read more Don't expect anything fancy or super valuable here. The stuffs here are mostly what you can find at yard sales. Occasionally you can find some unique item here that you buy for $10, and end up selling it on Ebay for $150. Lots of so called "antiques" here which many of you might consider to be as junks/craps... But it's amusing to see how many people there bidding on them and how much they were willing to pay for them. The guy showcasing the items was pretty entertaining. He had a squeaky high voice and was overly excited about every single item. Audience couldn't help laughing at him and it was quite fun. The high point for me at the auction was when they were selling candy corn at $5 per box (contains around 20 bags each box) which happened to be expired 2 years ago. 1.5 stars for the auction items here + 5 stars for the amusing experience = averaging at 3.25 stars.

I contracted with this auction house in October of 2010 to sell my items. I have called them…read morerepeatedly to inquire as to why I have not been paid for the items that sold, and to ascertain as to the whereabouts of the rest of my items. they will not call me back, they have told me that the check was on the way, they refuse to talk to me when I call, and I have even hired an attorney to contact them, they will not speak to him either. I do not recommend anybody use this company to sell your items. They will sell them and not pay you.

Resale store in downtown Roseburg. Parking is on the street…read more They sell larger pieces and antique furniture. They had quite a number of furniture pieces. Prices were a bit high for me. Service was a man walking around that answered questions and would check out any purchases.This is more of a place you would go looking for something in particular.

I found the perfect counter stools and also a display cabinet with sliding glass doors and glass…read moreshelves. Perfect for what I needed DVD display, with glass doors to keep dust out. I never found a DVD cabinet as good as this find.