There is a new picker in town. An antique picker that is. And the town is Amador City in the…read moreMotherlode area. They call it a city but it is the smallest incorporated city in California. Smallest in size & population. Anyways back to the picker and his store front. The shop is on Old Route 49 aka Main Street. The shop has a variety of items but no articles of clothing. The ladies across the street have that covered. He is the new kid on the block, just opening up his brick n mortar shop a few months ago. But not new to the art of vintage picking. He also sells online. I was impressed with the shop's inventory of tableware, crockery, and silverware. I noticed he had Wedgwood, Spode, and Fiesta china. He had vintage signs, framed photo art, pieces of furniture, toys, and sports memorabilia. All items were beautifully curated and displayed. The shop was clean, not dusty musty. Sports enthusiasts, did ya catch that I mentioned sports memorabilia? For now the in shop inventory is limited. But enough to catch the attention of Hubs. Hubs is not a vintage shopper. But when he saw a commemorative 1981championship pin for the LA Dodgers, he spruced up. He bought it, $14. He rarely cracks open his wallet. The pin was in pretty good condition. The owner had a great demeanor and knew a great deal about baseball sports history; he also mentioned that there was more inventory, including sports memorabilia, online. Www.sophisticatedpicker.com.

What a great little gem! I walked in and I was greeted by Paul, the owner. Paul was so friendly…read moreand was able to give me historical information about every item that I pointed out. Paul has beautiful china in the shop and told me that he could probably find any piece I was looking for if he didn't have it already. I purchased 2 butter pats from Paul from a pattern that I had never seen in person. I am looking forward to my next visit as Paul told me that his inventory is frequently changed, and I'm looking forward to more chats with Paul and his beautiful wife!

Stopped here in 2021 and so happy to see it still here in May 2023! Wonderful, unique and…read morereasonable prices on an eclectic variety of items. Picked up a bike horn, wall clock and tiny oil can this trip. Lovely proprietor who encourages browsing (which I highly recommend as there are so many treasures to be found!) without pressure to buy. If in 'Moke Hill' be sure to check this shop out!

Visiting from San Francisco. Wonderful selection of antique items ! Cute store! Very nice owners…read moreand made sure everything was good! Highly recommended. Lulu the store dog was very helpful :)

Vintage Finds is a shop with farmhouse, shabby, garden & country finds. Most of the items are older…read moreand lovely refurbished, revived. The items are staged in a super cute country chic way... very Instagram worthy. The best thing of all are the price points. Good pricing. I adored the various teacup and saucer sets which range around $12-15. They also had an assortment of various kinds of sterling silver service ware... cutlery set, butter knifes with cutlery holder, serving plates, tea set, candy tray, etc. They even had some furniture pieces as a chest of drawers, lingerie chest. Checkout their Facebook ... Vintage Finds California Country & Ragtime Rose. The shop is located in Jackson CA on historic Main Street. Check them out. #vintagefindsjacksonca

Having shopped here off and on for many years, I was so terribly disappointed with the way I was…read moretreated in this store during my most recent visit. Trying to be respectful of COVID guidelines for small businesses, I put my mask on before walking in only to be greeted by two unmasked individuals working there. They looked at each other and the female remarked in a joking manner to her friend that "masks are required." They then both laughed as they looked in my direction. I was so offended, I walked out. I will not be shopping in this local store again.

If you're looking for beautiful, high-quality, handcrafted furniture, you absolutely need to check…read moreout Water Street Antique Warehouse. This is not your typical IKEA or Pottery Barn style furniture. Everything here feels unique, solid, and incredibly well made. The pieces are truly special. Solid wood, thoughtfully crafted, and full of character. You can tell the difference the moment you see and touch the furniture. These are the kinds of pieces that elevate your home and last for years. We love this place. I've purchased multiple pieces from them already and will definitely keep going back. They have so many amazing items throughout the warehouse that you could spend hours looking around and still discover something new. If you want furniture that is unique, luxurious, and built to last, Water Street Antique Warehouse is a must visit.

Water Street Antiques Warehouse is roughly 50,000 square feet filled with lots of wood furniture…read more Rows and rows of unique, quality pieces. Dining tables, chairs, stools, buffet, glass cabinets, amours, dressers, night stands, bookcases, desks, benches, decorative statement doors, mirrors, and so much more. All items are clearly priced. The furniture is made of real wood. No MDF, plywood or veneer. The prices are not outrageously expensive but not cheap either. The warehouse is in Jackson, CA. You can also check 'em out online. Waterstreetantiques.com. Plus they have over 40 years of making custom dining tables. You pick the type of wood, leg style, stain, and distress styling. They make it on-site in their workshop. If you come to the warehouse, another neat feature is that pieces of the Berlin Wall are displayed. How cool is that?!? Very. Totally mind boggling historical item with so much meaning.

This is the nicest store in old town Jackson, but that's not saying a whole lot. (Sutter Creek it…read moreis not.) The store is large and definitely a cut above the other antiques stores on Main Street, but doesn't actually carry that many antiques. They specialize in home decor and when I visited had a lot of Christmas ornaments.

I can't rate this because I was there after hours, although the store and area was set in a…read morebeautiful historical site, it was breathtaking, will return! I just wanted to post a pic of the hour to update

Small little bakery with delicious food. No seating inside. Just a small counter. They open at 9am…read moreand close at 3pm or until evening is sold out. There was a line at 9am and we decided to come back at 10am. We were told by a local to get their morning buns and deli sandwiches. I wish we went to 9am because when we came back, they were all sold out of the morning buns! We didn't get their sandwiches because we were heading to lunch afterwards. Unfortunately they are closed the next day (on Sundays and Mondays). We did get their focaccia to go and it was so delicious. We also got their chocolate chip cookies and bran muffin. All yum!

Lots of different treasures to look at and enjoy and buy. Eclectic goodies. Fabulous prices. Very…read morenice people. Always something different.

I wish I could give these guys 100 stars. …read more What incredibly kind and helpful people with fantastic wares at spectacular bargain prices. This is as thrifting should be, offering all the magic of treasure hunting. I found furniture of my dreams there for a song -- seriously! The super cool part is that the money goes to save donkeys from collagen mills, and have them re-homed in a sanctuary. Beautiful. Their mascot dog buddy is as adorable as you're imagining. These people are angels! Please support them with your business! Bless them!

This place is a hidden gem with the most extraordinary and unique items. I've found so many useful…read moreand artistic pieces, from kitchen wares to furniture and antiques, at amazingly fair prices! Best of all, they are working for a good cause... a donkey sanctuary... hence the name, "DONKEY BUDDY"! Thank you to Jewel and Mark!

This store in the bank building next to the diner looks like a hole in the wall, but don't let…read morethat fool you. It is packed with a multitude of vintage items -- many clothes, but also mirrors, dolls ,photographs and furniture. All items are beautifully arranged in a decorative display, so it is like walking through a museum. The clothing comes in many eras, mostly 1960s and beyond from what I could see, and many things are very co,orful with unique, eye-poppimg designs. There are a few new items like tee shirts, which h are great for casual wear. There is some costume jewelry as well- lots of necklaces. Browsing here is quite enjoyable. You will probably see a rack of clothing outside, a d probably a piece of furniture. Today it was an old armoire. Certainly a go to store.

Very Nice vintage shop near Rest and Taste in Plymouth CA. The owner is very pleasant and…read moreattentive.