Nice shop. Friendly owner. I bought several things. Still, I felt some things were slightly over…read morepriced. I could be wrong though.

I have shopped at or been a vendor many times at all the local shows. Maizee Mae is the worst…read morevalue for vendors...cost $125 a booth for 200 customers.....lombard flea market or Donnies show get the same 200 customers for a WAY CHEAPER BOOTH. not really many vendors to buy from either. Oregon city show also poorly advertises DO COBURG INSTEAD

This little vintage/distressed furniture business is in downtown Oregon City. I live REALLY not…read moreclose so I've been stalking them on facebook for a while. My desire to have a houseful of shabby chic stuff is well documented. I was married for 14 years to someone who...well, his taste runs more to office depot. I made the journey today to check out these cute little Peruvian mirrors they get in from time to time. I'd ideally like 5 silver ones. They only had three I wanted and one wasnt totally silver...so I didnt buy today. But I will keep monitoring and likely go in again. Theyre freaking adorable. There was no one around at noon on Sunday so I could drool in peace. They had a number of cool old pieces. All the drawers opened easily ( unlike my current cool old pieces). I could have happily loaded up my car if I only had a place for them and a wad of cash. Not only do they have cool old stuff but they will paint/refinish/distress your cool old stuff too. Sweet. And they have sales from time to time on facebook. There was street parking right on 6th in front of their door. Easy peasy. They do have two steps up into their space if accessibility is an issue, fyi. Still pondering the bright green bar cart....it was cuuute. P.S. if you go check the hours on facebook. Theyre not the same ones listed on yelp. The store opened at noon today, not 9.

I really enjoyed the unique and varied pieces in this store. Not your average antique store for…read moresure.

In need of a picture for that blank wall? How about a set of 1920s martini glasses? Possibly a…read morerare book that you forgot that you wanted? I've found all of these in this store, and I will keep going back. Every couple of months or so I decide to take a stroll through Peacock Lane, and I always find something that I want for a price that is pretty much what I think it should be. In fact, I have a beautiful framed print that I bought there about a year ago for around $40, a set of martini glasses that I purchased for $20, and various other things that fit into my decor wonderfully. There have been other items that I've passed over, only to decide later that I really did want, and then I find that they've been bought before I returned to buy them. So, long story short, it's a great shop and you should take a look around. If you see something you like, take it! You might not find it still there next time you walk in.

Do not sell at this location they are a rip off. Still owe us 1000 and we will have to sue them for…read moreit.

I believe they have this event once a year outside where they close down a few blocks of Main…read moreStreet in downtown Oregon City for it. I think they have some other flea market events indoors a couple other times during the year and you can check their facebook page for details (though it seems like they don't always post a lot of info there and they don't have a website other than the facebook page as of this writing). We went to the open-air event on Main Street and there were a lot of vendors over a few blocks. Various antiques and collectibles, household/kitchen items, decor, holiday decorations (vintage and new)...basically the wide range of goodies to peruse at a vintage/antique market. They had a few food trucks there as well, plus you have all the businesses, restaurants and coffee shops in downtown Oregon City there to wander around and grab a nosh and/or beverage. There is plenty of free parking around downtown and they also have paid parking on the street and in lots.

Sad that one customer can get so much traction In one review. He came in looked at one item out…read moreof literally thousands and proclaimed all of our items were over priced and stormed out. The majority of our shops reviews say our prices are quite reasonable, and very competitive. Thanks, Gladstone Mercantile staff

Located in a quaint historic-type area, with plenty of street parking around. We sauntered in this…read moreSunday to be instantly met with a beautiful Royal Haeger piece. While that is only one we found to be to our liking, there were many other wonderful finds inside. Redwing and Roseville and McCoy about. The shop owners were very friendly and greeted us promptly and directed us to where they think we may find our desired treasures. We walked away with a very solid piece at a very solid price.

Cute little spot with lots of great things that would make great Christmas gifts. Very cozy inside…read moreand great prices. Street parking right out front. If you need a wooden stand for a home baking type of deal, they have a couple out front. I found the cutest Christmas tree decorations that look great in my house.

Lots to see on the inside and outside. The inside can be a little tight, so be careful if you're…read moreafraid of bumping into breakables like me. You can find a lot of unique gifts here which we loved, the staff was so nice and all around fun for this Christmas year.

I love this shop and visit all the time. I furnished my shop with all pieces from The Vintahe…read moreNest. I also really love the staff, they are so accommodating and kind, giving 110% to their clientele. Highly recommend !

Popped in here looking for some interesting and unique decor and instead found tons of incredibly…read morebad AI art being passed off as vintage?? I did end up getting a few actual vintage items but all the AI stuff left a bad taste in my mouth and I probably won't go back.

Stopped in to look for some Royal Haeger pieces and my search did not disappoint. It looks like…read morethey've definitely gotten things really organized in there and restocked from the holidays. There were definitely people in the store but not too filled early on Friday afternoon, that had changed within the hour to be full. They've changed their policy of cards also and there was a sign on the door about fees under a certain amount.

Great spot to find unique vintage finds. Clothing. Watches And other collectibles, home goods!…read more Worth checking out! Great prices.

Steve and I just stumbled across the building for this vintage mall that is located right in…read moredowntown Tigard while waking to a brewery. This place is really cool as yes... it is highly vintage oriented merchandise but we noticed more artsy and crafty items that were for sale too that were amazingly cool. So that added a further unique spin to this place. Also there was a plant vendor too that sold lots of different kind of little cactuses in various colored shades which further enhanced this place. I saw things of a vintage nature I liked... which were mainly old action figures... that was a lot of fun to browse through checking out all of those!

So I'll start with the bad. My two kids and I spent about an hour in here and spent $77. The staff…read morewas straight up rude. No kindness. Monotone interactions. We checked out and the guy at the register didn't say hi, offer and kind of greeting... NO pleasantries. Just here's your total. Then shoved the bag over. Genuinely just prickly interaction. So 1 star period for the service. Selection is a 4 star. Why?! Because it's OVERWHELMING!! It's a giant flea market with so much to look through you could probably spend half a day!! But DO pay attention to the prices. Some are astronomical... As in you could get the SAME thing at Goodwill (yes Goodwill!!) for nickels on the dollar (as pennies are no more lol.) Other items are truly treasures or good deals (stay AWAY from the plants. They're incredibly expensive!!!) I got some crystals to fuel my spiritual guidance and my daughter got a bracelet and my son got Hot Wheels. (Which he paid 3 times what they were worth but it was his $$ To spend!) I'll definitely go back as I love to browse. But maybe I won't buy next time because I'd rather support local businesses that show their patrons love.

Love this shop. And enjoy their posts on Instagram! I' m close enough to visit in person or shop…read moretheir posts online!

What a gem! Truly a wonderful experience perusing the shop. Don't miss the upstairs! The furniture,…read morehome decor and plants on the second floor are just beautiful. Everything thoughtfully curated and styled. Vintage couches, tables and chairs. Pendleton pillows - gorgeous muted shades at great prices - on shelves as you enter the second floor and on some of the couches. In the far back is the plant room. So much fun! Succulents in little pots, ferns and other foliage plus planters and vessels, some traditional, some very current and quirky. On the back wall colorful scarves hang next to a wicker shelve unit containing botanical prints and frames. The first floor was filled with lots of vintage finds. For a collector, this would be your happy place! Old metal doll houses, baby's clothing, potato chip tins, milk cartons, dolls, signs, dial phones, vintage hats, and so much more! While the store has a myriad of items, everything is in good condo and displayed beautifully. This is. It one of those antique stores where it looks like a garage sale. Care and thought has been put into everything from how they isource and secure items, to how they group them creating collections for visual interest and ease of finding like things. Loved everything about this shop! Including the signature daisies in the flower boxes out front!