They don't accept Amex and charge a 3% for the use of credit cards here…read more Bought a Hummel boy violinist for $45 or so. I was going to get the girl with the daisy, but there was a small chip on one of the flower petal, it was $75 or so, took a pass. Wanted some signs off the wall, not most are not for sale. It's very different to explore vintage shops when you have something you are looking for, helps to keep you focused for sure.

Fun shop that is actually larger than it appears. We were greeted with a warm welcome which always…read moresets the mood for fun. They have a little of everything mostly smalls. I did find some albums, mostly asking top prices. A great place to get lost for an hour or so.

Old vinyl record player, not for sale. Lots of vintage glassware and random items…read more Fun spot to walk through. Small space, compact and pack filled. Saw this Hummel jewelry music box.

There is a large parking lot out front with plenty of places to park. The business is well marked…read morewith welcome signs and plants out front. We got there right at the end of the day and we were still greeted kindly. Very unique items. Very feminine vibe with lots of records and antique porcelain to go through. I loved they had a picnic basket for sale. It was a real reasonable price and everything.

Have been here a few times while my husband is getting a haircut at the Chop Shop. This is such a…read morecute, small, curated selection of antiques. There is quite a unique and beautiful selection of custom jewelry. There also some beautiful pieces of furniture that she (the owner, an adorable and lovely lady) paints and customizes herself. I have been here just to browse before and she was just as polite.

What a great find in Berkley. A pleasant, charming shop with great energy. Smalls, china,…read morecrystal and vintage items of all kinds. Great costume jewelry. The owner is a lovely woman named Diane. There are too few antique shops around anymore. This one seems to be trying to make the best of the times. I easily made a day of it, by going to an antique mall on the next block, a thrift store as well, and several small independent retail stores all within walking distance from each other. I actually was looking for glassware and bar ware for Christmas presents and found the mother load here. You'll appreciate the displays and the thought put into the presentations.

Yeah, this is my favorite. Such a unique collection of stuff…read more Gems, old books, paintings, you name it. And the permanent stands still remain there, like Dirty Girl Farms. Definitely check every inch and don't be afraid to make an offer if you're short a few bucks but they do have an ATM if you need to splurge!

I couldn't go because there was no parking due to the taco festival. The structure parking is…read morenormally free for the first 2 hours but they were charging $15. I checked the Royal Oak farmers market website and called the phone number to find out details. Nothing was mentioned about parking which they should have warned people. I drove 20 minutes to turn around and go home. Of course I wasn't going to the flee market on Sunday. I didn't want to go to the taco festival.

Travel by DaViddi every day on my way to work. I finally went in. It's a very large space. Was met…read morewith a smile & handshake from Mr. DaViddi. What a great collection of antique furniture, artwork, mirrors, ceiling lighting, vintage Barware, clocks, mid-century, dining sets, and a lot of decor. Many statement pieces. Too many special finds to list. You have to go look for yourself. Put this place on your list to visit while out looking for that special unique treasure. There is something for everyone here. Very fair pricing. And to my surprise, there is a furniture refinishing & upholstery spaces in the building. I just happen to need a piece refinished. And will definitely be back.

The signage is set back off the street view. I missed the turn into the driveway and tend to turn…read morearound subdivision next-door. The sign is a third and way into the drive. There is luckily a roundabout driveway out front. It's a quiet and unassuming building for an antique shop. Easy to browse the different rules in sections for vintage glassware, silver, furniture, and other upholstered and reupholstered items. Make sure you look up, there's a ton of artwork sprinkled throughout whole of the interior of the building. A younger man and an older man greeted me. They let you browse around on your own to discover whatever you're looking for. I was looking for some jewelry, but they had a bunch of older vintage watches as well as mostly costume jewelry. Still a nice and peaceful play to browse and walk-through.

This place took my stuff, a year a go, had me pay ahead of time (stupid me). I Tried to call a few…read moremonths ago, no answer..... And now they close up shop.‍ Never paid ahead.

They have 3 of our treasured pieces and we paid in advance to have them fixed. They are no longer…read morein business and do not return phone calls. All we want is our pieces back.