Euro Treasures is probably the best antique store I've ever been in. And that's saying a lot…read morebecause I've gone to antique stores everywhere I've ever traveled. My dad recently visited salt lake and I told him to check it out. He said the same thing, and he's been to far more places than me, he's traveled the whole world and pretty sure every state. But he agreed, this is the best antique store. He then told me that the owner is being forced to close shop because whoever bought the building is increasing his rent from 8k to 60k a month. So you can thank the idiotic state of our economy for closing the best antique store in the world.

Amazing treasures from all over the world! Owner was amazing to show us so many unique pieces. The…read morespace is HUGE!

Great selection of military memorabilia. Found a beautiful sword from the early 1900's.read more

Probably one of the coolest antique shops that Utah has to offer. I got a bunch of vintage medical…read moreequipment for $27. The old man who runs the shop is very sweet and the atmosphere is inviting. The prices are probably the cheapest you'll find in comparison to any other antique shop.

My very favorite consignment store in the city and I bring all my friends here who love secondhand…read moreshopping. Some of my out-of-town family members now have it on their list to visit H&A whenever they're in town, we all love it so much. I was so sad that Cece and Moses (the owners) had to move out of their old location on 700 East - it was such a beautiful space that they worked so hard on. Their new location is definitely worth a visit too though. You'll find the same attention to beautiful design and amazing curation here. Cece's taste is second to none! Their family and employees are so friendly too and I'm amazed at how well Cece knows the store if you're looking for something specific. The prices are fair and not stupid overpriced like some secondhand areas have become. Such good clothes, furniture, accessories, gifts. There is parking in front of the store and it's easy to find.

This is the best curated vintage furniture and decor store in town! With rotating consignments,…read moretasteful items, and a friendly owner and employees, if you step inside, you're sure to find a treasure! The prices are very reasonable and there is always new merchandise to catch your eye. Everything from artwork to afghan blankets, from baskets to bird cages, couches to cookie jars. You can consign items here yourself, but they do take a large cut of the sale price. Their hours are limited, so check before you head over. This cute shop has big plans for the future. Look for better signage, personalized design services, and as always great new items. Check out their Instagram account for the latest and greatest!

A fun place to scrounge~amazing finds-Its a great place to find materials for art projects, home…read moreprojects- collecting

Hello others, This business dates at over 40 yrs. The…read moreimportance of architectural preservation cannot be discussed enough in regards to the central areas of SLC. The reviews from very precious people complaining that a salvage yard is not up to some sort of exacting standards, are bizarre. If a salvage yard does not meet Home Deport or RC Willey types of experience, those folks should shop at those places and not be ridiculous in sending in very silly reviews. Salvage yards are exactly as described. Not a big box store or a little cutesy boutique. Is there a way to get these precious and unexperienced people to stop complaining in an online forum? Jane

Tl;Dr: A purchase at this store was a giant headache. The store owner is a very poor communicator…read moreand did not honor the original agreement despite repeated requests to do so. I won't return. This turned out to be such a strange interaction with Urban Vintage. I bought a lamp ($300) and was told when I purchased it that rewiring and new hardware (harp) were included if I wanted that. (See original review). I definitely did want that as the cord and the hardware were quite aged, unsightly and somewhat corroded. I left the purchased lamp at the store and waited for the work to be done. A few weeks later I received a text from the owner, Brett, who then called me to argue that a 40 year old lamp doesn't require rewiring. He spent 5 whole minutes explaining how the technology is the same today as 40 years ago and then asked if I still want the wiring replaced, to which I replied yes. He then told me it will be $50+ to replace the harp hardware and asked if I plan to use the existing shade (which the lamp did not have when I was in the store at the time of purchase) or if I would need a different size harp for a different shade size. I didn't need a shade and didn't know one was included when I purchased the lamp since it didn't have a shade on it at the time, so I asked if I could get a discount on the harp replacement (that I was originally told was included). I asked this question three times and Brett never answered my question. All he would say is that the price of the lamp is the same whether I take the shade or not and that I can choose the harp size I need when I come pick up the lamp. When I went back to the store to pick up the lamp, Brett told me that they had already chosen the right harp size and placed it on the lamp and it should not be changed and that I should not use a different size shade. I then asked how he determined that and he said it's based on the shade size, removed the existing shade and turned it on its side and said the diameter of the shade should be the same height as the lamp. But the shade was 4 inches shorter than the lamp. Oops. So then I asked why he's included a shade with the lamp that's too small based on his own explanation. He then went in to an elaborate explanation using an example of another lamp in the store from the Netherlands with a mini pleated shade from the 1980s as an example of how it's all just an artistic expression based on his lamp expertise and I should just trust him. This was the most convoluted and unnecessarily complex interaction to avoid any further discussion on changing the harp size that he had previously asked me to choose a size for, that I had previously been told I could customize, for the original price of the lamp, which again, was $300. I paid the additional $56 for the harp that was chosen for me, and got out of there. Needless to say, I won't be a repeat customer.

Visited this darling downtown salt lake shop in search of the perfect dining table. Matt helped me…read moremeasure and choose the perfect small table with beautiful leafs for my home. He delivered, put together and even helped me pick the perfect location. Have been looking for two solid years. Could not be happier with the service and ease of buying. This shop has an incredible selection of pristine condition mid century furniture and is very fairly priced. Will ALWAYS start here in the future!

This Store and its owner are a rare gift in Salt Lake City. It would be a rare gift in ANY city…read more If you have shopped for MCM furniture/lighting/decor in LA or NYC you know how incredibly lucky we are. The prices here are better than online and half of what you pay in other major cities. What makes this place Golden is the community and dialogue created by the owner. They haven't just curated a collection of museum quality pieces, they've also curated a community of people with an emphasis on "Keep it in Utah". It's a business model that leaves some sellers scratching their heads because collectors know that if this shop was in Seattle or San Francisco or NYC or Chicago or LA...with these prices? The Store would be emptied in a few Days. That's not hyperbole, THATS. A. FACT. This place isn't a "let's find old stuff to sell for the highest price" kinda place. Its owner is a deeply passionate, intensely kind, Devoted to preserving Utah's history, and a wildly intelligent Human being. The store is their love letter to a city they love. I can't stress how rare and wonderful this store is. I've shopped the internet, the major cities, (many small cities too)...this store has no equal. It is the BEST furniture store in Utah BY A COUNTRY MILE!

I love the Green Ant. It's really the only place in SLC to find mid-century gems. Ron has a huge…read moreselection that keeps changing. I've gotten Eames, Moller, Werner and butterfly chairs there in very good condition. I go in every chance I get.

absolutely stunning and mind blowing collection of fine art, antique furniture and jewelry. Tony is…read moreso knowledgeable and kind. I could have stayed in and absorbed all the loveliness all day long, and I hope to come back again one day. Please go!!!

This place is an awesome experience, so much history and neat pieces to see along with the jewelry…read moreand art. Worth a trip!