Nice place and people I'd recommend everyone to go there it's very much of a nice store for all and…read moreeverything.

What a cute store! We were vacationing up north for the week with family and spent a rainy day…read moreshopping in Houghton Lake. I loved all the interesting, creative items of all varieties. I had been looking for a wall hanging for some time and found the perfect one, but it had a small flaw which I knew would bother me. I asked Denise, the store owner, if there were any others and she said no. I was so disappointed. She said "I'll make it happen". She contacted the artist who made and it and had her make me another one and shipped it to me at her cost. I could not have been more impressed. It arrived 2 days after we got home. She also followed up with a phone call to make sure I received my item. If you are in the area, it is definitely a store worth checking out.

Another review sitting unfinished on my computer for awhile. Seriously, that's becoming a problem!…read moreAnyway, onto the review. Nice selection of antiques and vintage wares, particularly depression glass, costume jewelry and old coins. Overall, this is a very cute little antiques shop located in what is known as "Victorian West Branch," smack dab in the middle of town. I've visited West Branch several times before, but never noticed this store a recent side trip to West Branch, probably because I usually stay at a friend's cabin on the water and rarely venture downtown, except for supplies. Well, during a recent trip up north, I managed to wander around town for a bit and finally got a chance to check out Downtown Antiques and Collectibles. I liked what they had and all, but came away with the sense that their prices were a little out of whack, especially for the local market. For instance, they had some really nice depression glass pieces, but the prices were somewhat inflated. Okay, I'll be honest- they were really inflated, probably 30% at least. I know that I can buy (and have bought on a regular basis) pieces of pink, green, blue depression glass of nearly identical quality and design for much less than the price point at which they were selling their glassware. Actually, I was a little offended at the price tag of some pieces. I think the prices were not only a bit ambitious and reaching on the store's part, but it just came off as a tad greedy and made me feel like the owners hadn't put much thought into what they had or what they were selling. It made me less interested in checking out what else they had because the experience kinda left a bad taste in my mouth. It was off-putting. Honestly, some of the glassware pieces that I liked, but knew were incredibly overpriced, had been sitting at that bloated price point for awhile and I could prove it. After checking out the pics of the store on this Yelp listing that were posted before I even visited, I could tell many of the depression glass items were sitting in the exact same position as I had seen them in person, but those pics under the page were from much earlier than my trip here. There was a very lovely depression glass pitcher that I was interested in, but thought the price was too high. I couldn't find anyone working to ask about the price, so I put it back. Later on, I looked at the business page and saw pics of the same item from a couple of years earlier, sitting where I had picked it up, unsold. If it hadn't sold by that point, that shows that the price doesn't reflect the market. It hadn't moved at all? Nothing really had? That's quite odd and it's also telling. It tells me something- that the items are priced too high, just as I had initially surmised. If the owners just lowered the prices a bit, I bet it would do wonders and some of that stuff would sell in a heartbeat because they did have some nice antiques and vintage collectibles, especially the glassware, coins and jewels. Seriously, the prices definitely need some adjusting. Elsewhere, the selection was nice and fairly well-ordered, but there was a distinct lack of customer service. I liked what they had, but couldn't find anyone that seemed to be working. That's a pity. As I walked around, looking at stuff, other shoppers milled about, with no one coming out to help or answer questions. One guy had a question, but couldn't find anyone to ask, so he took off. For an antiques shop, that was a little odd because usually the owners are chatty types and always lurking around corners, but not here. Despite that, I would probably stop in here again just to check out if things were different or whatnot if in the area.

I've been in this store numerous times over the years, nothing seems to change other than their…read morestore window displays, depending on the season. Prices are marked high here. No changes there either. Just based on the photos taken proves not much interest is present by both the customer on purchases, nor it's store owners pricing and presentation.

Wonderful little antiques and vintage treasurers location in a corner spot at the traffic light in…read moreRose City. Easy to find and well laid out. Lots of great pieces to discover. Wish they were open more weekdays as we wanted to visit a second time on our vacation to the area but the website says open Thurs-Sat. They were open this past Sunday when we stopped by on our way up.

From the owner: The rusty red rose is located in Rose City Michigan, right on the corner. We offer an eclectic…read moreselection of antiques, vintage items, furniture, gifts and more.

Amazing shop! Patty made us welcome and she is knowledgeable with antiques. The shop has a vast…read morevariety items. Coins, glassware, amazing furniture! If your in the area, don't pass it up.

From the owner: At Timberwood Antique Mall, our motto is "saving history and selling memories." You’ll see this as…read moresoon as you step into our 13,000-square-foot "brick and mortar" building, which is full of an exceptional variety of quality vintage, antique and primitive items collected by experienced dealers. You can easily spend hours perusing the spacious booths sponsored by 35-plus dealers, all displaying a wonderful array of items, from early crocks, church benches, Hoosier and wooden spool cabinets, pie safes and dressers, and metal tool cabinets, to vintage jewelry, cast iron pans, metal toy cars and trucks, Coleman lanterns, nostalgic art nouveau items, comic books, antique signs, pocket watches, old axes and hatchets, and fishing and hunting items. Booths are placed between open, wide aisles making it easy to fully enjoy the shopping experience with us. Please visit Timberwood Antique Mall on your next antique hunting adventure. You’ll be glad you did, and we hope to see you soon!

The ladies are so nice! Cutest little dog. I like all the different vendors they have! I like the…read moreselection from clothes to collectible items, pricing is some booth are definitely worth it some are a little pricy! But other than that overall a great experience there

Very nice people. Great store with a lot of great priced finds. Variety of things to choose from!read more

There is a variety of Antiques for everyone, a friendly owner, reasonable prices, and things you'll…read morehave a hard time finding elsewhere. It's always fun to stop in and see what's new. Inventory is updated frequently, so you never know what treasures are in store until you're there!

Had a great visit! Pricing is amazing and I will be back for sure! I was able to get what I came…read morefor and had a terrific chat too!

Once again this show has disappointed my car club.... Even…read morethough a few of our club members wanted to go anywhere else, a couple people talked us into giving the MI Antique Fest ONE MORE TRY. What a waste of time and money! Charge way to much to get in, even charged for the driver of a show car. Fewer vendors each year as this once great show dies slowly like a fish out of water. The entire fairgrounds used to get filled with vendors, now less than 1/2 full. I realize Midland County most likely has raised the cost to rent the grounds, but at what cost to the show quality and numbers? I had enjoyed this show for decades, back when the flea market was big, the food vendors were all over, and you had a good car show and sales lot. NOT anymore. R.I.P. MI Antique Fest

Had an amazing time this weekend. Sure, you pay to get in but I also found out they donate so a…read morelot of organizations, the gate I came in was all volunteers from the girl scouts and Oxford HS. Plus, I was surprised with a free ticket to get in the next day. $10 is a deal for shopping, being outside in a beautiful park, good food and getting back to normal. I love a company that gives back to their community! Also, I bought a very cool dresser and some heavy glass and a very handsome fireman assisted me with getting it back to my vehicle. I look forward to the next show!

The place is so cute with a lot of good vintage finds. The owner is a sweet older lady and we just…read moreloved talking to her about our treasures we bought and life in general. I recommend anyone stopping thru town come visit Sharon!

From the owner: All one of a kind antique, vintage or hand made items all geared toward making your home or cottage…read moreUNIQUE!