The Antique Company is huge! It is located by Broadway and off of X St…read more I believe this was the second time I visited The Antique Company - I was on a mission to find Uranium glass which I did not find, but man does this place have a ton of stuff! I got a bit overwhelmed at one point and just tried to find my way back to the front of the store since this place is also 2 stories! Beautiful glass displays, teacups, mirrors, artwork, furniture - you name it! Some items were marked pretty high in price, but I did find some decently priced items as well. Staff were nothing special - not friendly or welcoming. I don't even think any of them said hello or asked if they could assist. Just a bunch of old men chatting away. Not sure if I would be back to The Antique Company, but it's worth checking out!

I was shopping for brooches and evidently THIS is the place to go! They had quite the selection!…read more There is an upstairs and downstairs and a bit of a garden area as well. Quite a few gorgeous pieces or furniture too.

The owner, Ralph, and his good dog JoJo are a delight to spend time with. The store is full of…read morereally cool things, some of which I have never seen elsewhere. I was looking for something specific and Ralph had some very creative ideas of how I could do it myself.

This store has rustic type stuff. They were really nice. I found a beautiful tar lined basket and…read morelong candle snuffed. My friend found a small barrel.

bought 6 vintage refurbished dining room chairs, falling apart within 2 months of minimal use…read more Ghosted on eBay, no recourse but to eat the $1000 loss and burn the chairs.

Bought a beautiful Lane Dresser from them - arrived in perfect condition! Greet communication and…read morethey included original brochure for the furniture. Very happy with the purchase!

This is , hands down, the best antique mall in all of Sacramento area with a huge selection of…read morevintage and antique items. They recently expanded into another area that was vacated by another business. Make sure to give yourself a few hours to go through the store to see the large selection of different items. If you are like me and love old books, vintage ephemera, and antique postcards, this is a great place to find them!

I visited your store on August 1st and spent the first part of the day browsing before meeting…read morefamily for lunch and heading to the A's game that evening. At first, I thought the customer service was attentive. The moment I found my first treasure, an older employee was right there to take it to the front, and I appreciated having my hands free to continue shopping. A short time later, my husband took another item off the wall for me, and within less than a minute the same employee appeared again to take that item as well. At that point, I still hadn't realized we were being watched so closely. Then she asked if she could take the small white paper bag I had from a vendor across the street and hold it at the front. I had already been in the store for about 30 minutes and had only selected two items to purchase, so I found it odd that she seemed concerned about my small bag. I agreed, and she asked for my name to label it. We continued browsing, but when she came back again asking for my phone number "so I wouldn't forget my bag," I had had enough. The constant attention made me feel like I was being treated as a potential shoplifter rather than as a customer. If theft is a concern, install cameras or use other security measures. Making paying customers feel like they're under surveillance throughout their visit is not good customer service. I love visiting antique stores, but this was the most uncomfortable shopping experience I've ever had. Unfortunately, Antique 57 in Sacramento failed this customer.

First time visiting a Bliss Home & Gifts. This location, in Midtown Sac has a small lot which was…read morefull on my visit. Found some street parking around the corner and made my way over to enjoy browsing their sprawling collection of goods. Having simple aisles and well organized spaces made for a nice shopping experience. They definitely have some interesting vendors and it's a fun shop to visit. There were good amount of women's clothes that seemed of good quality with unique styles. Prices ranged from fair to a bit high, but "value" is in the eye of the beholder. Definitely a fun experience and I'm keen to check out their other locations at some point.

Came here on a thrifting day and wanted to check out the antique items. They have some local items,…read moreantiques, clothes, furniture, crystals - lots of variety. Some things are more affordable and some on the pricier side since they are more antique. This store has so many things in it - if you like to go through and see everything it will probably take you a few hours. They have a restroom which is nice and the parking is pretty decent for downtown/midtown. If you have not been here - i recommend checking it out!

A good place if you like very traditional furniture and want an old fashioned look. The few modern…read morepieces I saw were priced higher than I would have valued. Won't be going back.

This place is actually really nice inside! Great deals on furniture and paintings! There's…read moresculptures, glassware, dishware, etc too! Found some great glass and pottery pieces! It's quiet in there and a chill atmosphere. The shopkeeper seems nice too. I will be back again for a third time and more!

This place is complete surprise in an area dedicated to all things antique. I came across this…read moreplace after eating breakfast at Evan's and scouring most of the shops along Antique Row, mainly out of curiosity. My boyfriend and I were pretty antiqued out but decided to hit up this place since it was one of the few shops we hadn't gone inside. I'm so glad we did. This place is fantastic. It's filled with rare, thoughtfully selected pieces in a warm, dimly lit, well-designed showroom that almost gives off a vibe as though I just walked into someone's home. Attached to each item is a tag with the individual history, which adds an almost emotional element to their goods. We met the owners, who cordially spoke with us about their love of antiques and repurposing vintage pieces. It almost made me want to buy my own home just so I could decorate it with pieces like the Moorish fireplace mantle (probably my favorite piece in the store). Ah, a girl can dream, right?

Recently while antiquing and gallery-hopping in Sacramento, we made the most wonderful discovery…read more It was a great shop called "Sekula's". They had fabulous, unique antiques and objects d' art. All of them were one-of-a-kind pieces, many with interesting histories. We found a beautifully carved Italian mantle that came out of an old mansion in Pasadena; it was just what we were looking for. Their art gallery featured award-winning Plein Air artists. They also had some charming little paintings by Kevin Courter in antique, tabletop frames that we couldn't resist. The owners were very nice and helpful. We will make Sekula's one of our must-do stops from now on.

SUMMARY: Very small store but curated selection, so no need to peruse racks and racks of clothes…read more I'd cone again, but just a disclaimer, I love thrift stores and vintage stores, so there's that. VALUE: Pricing is fair, not greedy. SERVICE: Lovely. Friendly and conversant owner. PARKING: Tons and free

I LOVE this fashion secret and the owner! I've purchased some super affordable, quality, and fun…read morepieces for my wardrobe. I bought this (pictured) great Kwanzaa kinara candle holder there, for a fraction of what they normally cost. My son saw it as we were checking out - SCORE! I've also taken others there to find things for themselves and they've loved it as well. I need to go back soon - maybe today!