Cool place with nice people. This place reminded me of the kind of thrift store before people…read moredecided any donation was worth selling. I saw some cool collectables here, but the prices were just too high. They had a ton of ashtrays from a restaurant I assumed no longer exists, I don't smoke, it would be a nice accessory to a coffee table. However, at $8, I couldn't help but assume they acquired it for no more than $.50. I believe in profit, but some price reveal a greed I'm not comfortable with supporting. Again, you will find some interesting wares here, question is, will you find them affordable. I left empty handed, and I doubt I was alone in that outcome. 1 on pricing, 5 on product. Total score 3

Great place to see items from your the past. Alot of littlest and good spacing. Didnt.fimd what I…read morewas looking for but had a wonderful chat with the ladies.

Woo hoo! Antique Junkie has me addicted! I'll be visiting this shop whenever I'm back in Olympia…read more This store is chock full of small-sized estate finds, mainly jewelry, precious stones, chandeliers, and antiques, along with random items like door pulls, ocean themed decorative hooks, and geodes. When we first walked in, all of the bling hit us right off the bat. My boyfriend and I looked over an eclectic mix of jewelry, from precious to semi-precious stones to sterling silver to designer costume pieces. There are several cabinets with small drawers labeled with more items inside. It was like treasure hunting, going through everything in the drawers. Found a watch for $15 in one of the little drawers. Also found a Betsy Johnson gold and diamond skull necklace that was to die for that my boyfriend bought for me and insisted I put on right at the register. The employee was a doll and she offered to wrap the items for us, asking if they were a gift. She also removed the price tags and made sure the watch was set to the proper time. Definitely check this place out if you're looking for some jewelry or other small antiques or estate finds. This is a real gem.

Look no further, this place has anything you've ever wanted. Anything from mini ninja sword…read morekeychain to a hammock.. even cute handles for ANYTHING. Crystals to handmade rings... 10/10 I will come here every time o come to downtown Olympia.

Fun selection of items. Friendly staff. Good value. Tons of unique items. Vintage jewelry, clothes…read moreand many vintage photos.

They have a great selection of vintage, silver, and Native American jewelry at low prices!read more

Well organized, friendly and high quality antiques - we stopped there on a whim and were so glad we…read moredid. It's bigger than expected and easy to explore. I can't wait to go back next time I'm in town!

Is it possible to buy too many antiques? I'm not sure. But I just might find out if I keep coming…read moreback here. I'm creating a calm space for myself in my room and buying all the elements while I get the room ready. I found a dresser, platter, and mirror that are perfect here. They held onto the dresser for me u til I could return the next day with a different vehicle that would accommodate the dresser. Even though the ladies were older the next day, and the woman who I bought the dresser from told me they could help, they were gracious enough to help me. I paid a reasonable price for these well made items.

Higher priced items and alot to see. Found a few things to repurpose but more things to look at.read more

Awesome place- I've found so many items I couldn't live without! Yes, it's ran by older people but…read morethey have always been helpful and friendly. I like that their not like other stores following a person around. They give the respect to let you walk around and enjoy the store.

I adore this vintage/treasure shop with a happy name!…read more From jewelry, dishware, figurines, paintings, quirky items, classy items, the items run the gamut. Most items seem reasonably priced. The rings/jewelry is a favorite of the younger clientele. Interesting artifacts. Lots to see. Lady cashier very friendly. Well picked items for sale. Even my husband enjoyed browsing in this store. I don't remember seeing clothing being sold here.

We went to The Wiggle Room for some knick-knacks and antiques. I have loved Wiggle Room for years…read more Their location is easy to get to, they are close to lots of good restaurants and the farmer's market, and no two visits are the same. I always like looking at their jewelry which comes from all over. This particular visit I left with a porcelain ram that is actually a rattle! I couldn't resist the quirkiness. There is always treasure to find here.

This is a high-end vendor of antique furniture. I think the merchandise is high quality and not…read morecheap, like many antique malls offer.

Owner was not helpful, way over priced and poorly repaired…read more I am not going there ever again! He was rude... like he did not want me there! Over all, crapy customer service. In a few words, do not shop there, it is a rip-off!

I had a really enjoyable time there. It's like exploring Grandma's attic. Jewelery, housewares,…read morechina, decor. I loved all the different rooms. A little pricey overall but what a fun time and great, interesting selection.

The people are so nice. I can lose an hour in there easily looking at all the pretty things!read more

They did an excellent job of repairing an antique dining room table damaged during a move.read more

My grandmother's old rocker was in bad condition, with an old paint job peeling off. The wood…read morebeneath looked grayish, either from age or from the paint. Reagan did a beautiful job of getting down to the original oak. She worked with me to choose a stain that would go well with new cabinetry in our home. Some of the old paint deep in the cracks gives it an antiqued look, and it's most definitely an antique, now made like new in the best way. When I dropped off the rocker Reagan said she loved furniture with a story, which my rocker has (To give her a picture of the rocker I sent her a blog post I had written about it: https://biketoworkbarb.blogspot.com/2023/02/the-rocker.html). She went on to add that people bring her antiques they just bought; those are going to get their own stories in the future. She clearly really loves working with furniture.

So far I have mostly interacted with them via email and bought stuff from them when they are at the…read moreFremont Sunday Market. I have been buying stuff from them for a few years now and I LOVE them and their items! They have even brought extra stock when I told them I'd be coming by and was looking for such and such an item. I'm looking forward to actually making it to their store soon!

We came here for the licorice, and we left with two samplers that were interesting and fun. We also…read morechecked out the fun junk while we were there. They have some legitimately old stuff, but it was generally more expensive than we were willing to pay (e.g. $20 for an old, real wool, flannel shirt--maybe we're cheap?) It's more interesting stuff than you'll find at Goodwill. It's worth a look see.