We were so surprised to find this fabulous antique store. We bought a lot of things and would have…read moregotten more except we didn't have a big enough suitcase. We will be back.

This store, which I visited this week, has an extraordinary collection of silver jewellery (as well…read moreas lots of other things). The woman who served us was very friendly and very knowledgeable. Their collection of hallmarked sterling silver bracelets, made in Stockholm as well as other parts of Sweden, was second to none. Am now deeply regretting not buying one!

These guys run their business under the claim that everything they sell is old and therefor they…read moreare not subjected to following Swedish law on return policy. They have some cool stuff but it is utter nonsense that stuff they claim is antique is actually antique. One guy tried to convince me that a brand new pair of glasses was from the 50s. They were CE marked, which was introduced in 1985. Anyway, since they claim that everything they sell is old youare not allowed to return anything. Be aware! Personally I will never shop there again. Tothe person who thinks they are only nice to Swedes. Nope! They are pretty much a-holes to whoever if the situation doesn't benefit them.

Such rude staff they ignore you and can tend to scream at you when asking a simple question. Many…read morethings were dirty.

Do not pass this antique store without stopping. The store is filled with Swedish glass ware and…read morechina, but that is not all...I bought an absolutely gorgeous Danish Royal stoneware jug as a birthday present for my husband. For myself, an artdeco vase. The owner was gracious and kind and I think the prices were fair. I spent more then I anticipated as I was walking through the Old City, but I'll cherish my purchases forever. Thank you, Antikaffaren PHM, I'll be back in October!

Great shop. Very unique and fun to look through. Tons of cool ship parts and apparatus. Freddy, the…read moreshop proprietor, is the perfect steward of the shop and has a cool logbook where he can retrieve information on just about anything in the store. Now for the bad news for folks who want to buy something while on vacation and have it shipped to their hometown. They aren't the best at packaging and shipping their goods. I purchased an antique marine chronometer and had it shipped to the USA. It came completely destroyed. Instead of taking the product back and/or refunding the full amount I had to jump through a bunch of hoops (trips to the post office, claims forms, pictures, videos, emails, letters, etc...) and I only received about half of what I paid for the marine chronometer. I realize things get damaged in shipping, especially when not padded and protected adequately. These things happen. That is when a reputable shop should do the right thing and fully refund their customer.