BEAUTIFUL vintage shop, with an incredibly diverse collection! The owner has been curating this…read morespace for 30 years, and it shows

Karla is truly wonderful! Her knowledge of the items she carries was impressive and her selection…read moretop notch. I look forward to visiting again soon!

Walking into this store felt like walking into a 1930s Peter Lorre movie. It was a fascinating…read morequest that I hadn't expected. There are several huge spaces with immense ceilings filled with a jumble of all types of antiques and a sort of foggy interior, dust everywhere, murky lighting. You have to weave through the closely packed furniture, lamps, paintings, chandaliers, desks, chairs, Buddhas, animals. There are fascinating, one-of-a-kind precious items next to broken down chairs and stumps. They have a lot of Asian furniture, and also a lot of mid-century 1950s stuff. Actually, if you're talking antiques, they have pretty much of EVERYTHING at J.F. Chen. All you need is a lot of patience to sort through it, and a lot of money. They sell to the trade so if you have a designer it makes it all a lot easier. We found several items we liked: a 1950s desk, a 1930s buffet, and a beautiful Asian chest. The women there are very friendly (and so are their dogs! who run all around the store). They emailed me photos of the items I liked, with the dimensions. They'll put a hold on items you might be interested in. Unfortunately, the desk I liked the most was already sold. Although the address is on Highland, the entrance is on the side street, Romaine. There's a nondescript funky metal door with a buzzer. I thought it was closed but Diane pushed the button, a buzzer sounded immediately and in we went. If you just look at the storefront on Highland, you would think it's some kind of industrial space with no one home. Once inside, you walk up 3 flights of stairs (there's an elevator somewhere but it's so scary -- old style tiny elevator that gets pulled up on cables -- you'd better just take the stairs.) Fairly good street parking. This was a great adventure.

Joel has the eye for things. He knows what will be collectibles in the near future. Solid design…read more Impressive collections. He is the designers source. Check out his bonsai collection!

I find amazing pieces every time I've gone in. If you are in LA you should make it appoint to stop…read moreby.

House of Fisher is every girls dream! If you want a special treat that makes normal jewelry look…read morelike non-special junk, stop by this tiny little gem of a store....pun intended. David will help you find something unique that reminds you of a dream, a date, your childhood. Drop Tiffany's like a hot potato and step into this shiny wonderland of unique vintage jewelry. I'll be back pretty much every time I get paid ever....

All good things must come to an end…read more As it has been stated, this gem of a movie prop warehouse is officially shutting down. This rumor has been floating around for well over a year, but this time it's fo real. Don't believe me? Then stop by. This place used to be filled to the brim with anything and everything you could image needing to fill the set of a movie no matter the movie's genre. At this point the owner has sold at least 70% of his stock and isn't stopping until the place is fully cleaned out. In fact, at this point he is basically giving things away. So long as you have a vehicle to haul it off, then it is yours. Everything left will be generously donated to various charity organizations in need. I paid this place one last visit to scrounge through what is left in search of hidden and buried treasures. At this point the main bulk of merchandise remaining is furniture, soooooo if you are in the market for furniture, of all sorts and styles, then I suggest you hightail it down to check out what is left. From what I understand, doors close permanently next week. It truly will be a sad day in Hollywood as this 40+ year old business closes for good. I can only wish the owner much success in future endeavors. I know giving up something you spent your entire life building must be hard. Tear.

Felt extremely uncomfortable as soon as we walked in. He sounded unenthusiastic while we answering…read morehis questions. Then proceeded to follow us around the store. We didn't notice at first until he would show up in every aisle we would be in. He made us feel uncomfortable and unwanted in the store so we hurried out the store. Don't recommend coming unless you want to be followed around and made uncomfortable.

Amazing spot. I stumbled upon this place on a Saturday evening at around 8pm, I saw an actual…read morefurniture store filled with Gen Zers and some photo booths and got curious and went in. One of the photo booths was getting repaired but the other one was working perfectly and some people were using it. There is also a very cool Stranger Things inspired pinball machine and the overall decoration and atmosphere of this place was very cool. I made small talk with some people and this very kind older gentleman approached me to talk to me for a bit. I think he was the one in charge of the store for the afternoon/evening shift on a Saturday evening. 10/10 place.

Tried to stop by on a Wednesday afternoon. Prior to arriving checked two different places to ensure…read morethey would be opened, and they weren't.

This antique store in Downtown Los Angeles is focused on architectural details, like metal grills…read moreand iron work and lights of every known fixture. And a lot of antiquities focused on large scale decoration. One one hand, there are some beautiful pieces. The light fixtures are pretty impressive in their variety of age and style. It seriously gave me the "Damn, I wish I had a big house to decorate." Ultimately, though, that's why this place doesn't quite work for me. There are tons of things to look at, antique barber chairs, long dining tables, stamp dispensers from the 50's and Neo-Classical statuary. Fun eye candy. But the price point for almost everything is for the wealthy homeowner or the professional interior decorator. Even at the Mart Collective in Venice, which is a high end antique mall, had some things that were very reasonable (I bought some beautiful brocade pillows there). Here? Not so much. So, fun to rifle through if you're into antiques, but unless you have some fairly serious cash, not a lot of actual shopping opportunity.

Eclectic funky olde good things, I decided to stop by here two weeks ago.. definitely a very unique…read moreand cool place to visit parking sucks so be careful with that of course it's LA so what do you expect? I found a cool vintage ships binnacle that was converted into a lamp that I plan on polishing up and returning to a compass.. prices overall are fair some items can be pretty pricey, but they are in very good condition overall.. I definitely look forward to coming back to this Place soon. If you find an item that you love, but don't have room in your vehicle they do deliver with added cost.

Hands down my go to place for rare vintage furniture and housewares in LA. They always have new…read morearrivals in and Selena and her husband are SO helpful! Beautifully curated I wish I could buy everything ! They both really know their stuff. I was trying to find the perfect coffee table and chairs for my small apartment and they helped me make my small space beautiful and stylish. I highly suggest you checkout this neighborhood gem ! Their prices are oh so fair and you are getting something that is one of a kind! So happy with my experience here. I'm telling everyone. Thank you Salvare Goods!

The owners have incredible taste. I think they're basically artists who opened up a vintage store…read more That's pretty much as good as it gets. Their prices are reasonable. I am a designer with a focus on children's spaces and my clients always loved the unique things I find for them. Whatever, I have bought from SG, has had years and years of love and conversation-starting moments.

H+E Goods Company is such a beautiful and unique shop! Everything they carry feels authentic and…read morethoughtfully curated...from the handwoven textiles to the imported home goods, you can tell there's a real love for quality and craftsmanship behind it all. Elif and Hurdin are incredible. Their customer service goes above and beyond-warm, genuine, and deeply knowledgeable about every piece in the store. You can feel their passion and heritage in everything they do. If you appreciate ethically sourced, beautifully made goods with a personal touch, this is the place. A true gem and one of my favorite shopping experiences!

I rarely leave reviews like this, but our experience yesterday, July 31 around 6 PM, was…read moreuncomfortable and incredibly disappointing. My friend, cousin, and I were exploring Lido and had grabbed iced drinks from La La Land a few stores down because it was an extremely hot day. We popped into this store and were genuinely excited to look around. We weren't greeted or asked if we needed any help, but I honestly didn't pay much attention to that at first because I was intrigued by the inventory and enjoying looking around. As we made our way toward the back, a man approached us, I'm not sure if he was an employee, manager, or owner, and rather rudely told us not to put our drinks down on the counter. I immediately apologized. We had absolutely no issue respecting that request. My friend then asked him the price of a wallet she was interested in purchasing. He told her the price, but then proceeded to point at the wallet and say to her in an extremely condescending tone, "Do you see what you did from those sugary hands?" He continued making comments about her "sugary fingers" touching the leather. We literally gasped at his comments, her hands were not sugary or sticky. There was a tiny, pea-sized amount of condensation/moisture from holding an iced drink. Regardless, if he was concerned about the merchandise, there were countless respectful and professional ways he could have communicated that. The issue was never being asked to keep our drinks off the counter or to be careful with the merchandise, we completely understand that. It was the way he chose to speak to us. His tone and comments felt unnecessarily belittling and made all three of us extremely uncomfortable. What makes it even more disappointing is that my friend was genuinely interested in purchasing the wallet. We walked in excited to shop and instead left feeling unwelcome and talked down to. Beautiful inventory, but the way you treat people walking into your store matters. You never know who is coming in ready to make a purchase, and no customer should be made to feel uncomfortable or embarrassed simply for browsing your store. Unfortunately, the interaction completely ruined the experience for us, and we will not be returning.