Wonderful antiques. Bought two pieces so far. Love this store…read more Gill is so easy going and friendly.

All I can say is "wow". I've driven by Streets of London for months, always meaning to stop in…read more This place is amazing if you're in the market for antiques from Europe (or from early America) circa 18th, 19th, and early 20th centuries. I've been searching for some smaller pieces for my downsized abode and haven't been too enamored of one store, yet. That may change now that I've seen what Streets of London has available. SLA carries some beautiful Georgian, Victorian, Edwardian, and early American furniture, some with the most exquisite carvings. They truly are works of art. There was a mirrored Victorian organ, a French mirrored armoire, and a 1940s era silk embroidered sofa, that I could not stop staring at. And for the sofa, I know I'd be sitting on the floor in front of it, admiring the detailing; probably defeating the purpose of having something that nice. There isn't just furniture here, either. For whatever period, there's art, lithographs, bed frames -- brass and wood, glass punch bowls, silver tureens, china, and tea services. One silver tea service was the type with the pot on a hinged device where it could be tipped for pouring without having to be picked up. That was the first time I've seen one of those up close. Although I was completely stunned at how many gorgeous pieces I saw, most of them were far too big for my available space. That's where the owner, Gill, came to my rescue. She told me the smaller pieces were always the first to be sold, but she was expecting another shipment later this year. As she's trying to sell down her inventory in advance of the new shipment, she tempted me sorely by telling me she may be willing to deal on some of the existing inventory. I now have a reason to go back besides just for a visual treat in the genre of wood. Until then, if there's any way I can make that organ or sofa fit . . . where did I put that measuring tape and yardstick. . . .

Cute little place but packed with goodies. Very reasonable prices…read more Easy parking in strip mall. Friendly staff that allow you to shop in peace. Really interesting selection of purses and glass ware.

Is Gremlina a female gremlin? I did not see her but I entered a colorful world from decades past…read morewhen I walked through the door. The impressionist style artwork with vintage frames (painted by friendly owner Debra) lit up every part of this large store. My favorite area held racks of vintage clothes, shoes and jewelry. Gremlina has lots of treasures at reasonable prices. Set aside some time to browse and don't miss the four storage rooms in the back!

The store is absolutely lovely with many great quality furnitures and other decorative items…read more We went there the first time and got ourselves a table and already planned to come back for more things. The owner Debby is super nice, we like the fact that she is very helpful when we asked for information then she let us browse around freely. We believe that the price is always goes with the value, to compare with some other vintage stores, it seemed that Gremlina is a little pricier, but Debby has put her heart and knowledge to picking up great pieces and curated her store very well so it worth it.

Beautiful items with perfect presentation of all merchandise…read more I also brought a few things to be consigned and it was pretty seamless

Great store...great lay out... beautiful items. Always have a great experience shopping The…read moreperfect piece. Plus..Plenty of parking for customers!!! Btw.. (Cary has plenty of other parking in their garage by the library with plenty of parking spaces for others).

N/DM CM. Lots of China glassware selection. Herrond Limoges Wedgewood Hummel llardo silverware…read more nice little shop. Prices are ok reasonable.

Nice place. Well laid out. A bit hard to find as it is on the third floor in a shopping plaza. Low…read morerating only because it had China, glass, really the stuff that very few people collect anymore. Friendly staff but not my kind of antiques. No toys Some old children's books. A lot of paintings.

A really nice antique store for the anyone looking for furniture, cut glass, china, lamps, jewelry,…read moremirrors and miscellaneous knickknacks. There's no clothing at O & E but you can spend a lot of time looking at everything else. It's a stereotypical antique store -- lots of things, very little space -- but loads of character. Walking in this store was like going back in time to my grandparents house with items I haven't seen in years and now only see in books. And it costs a lot more money. What you get out of a visit here is a nice trip down memory lane or a source of "new" household goods.

Beautiful collection of goods from multiple vendors. Very helpful sales staff showed me items from…read moredifferent vendors.

I had a fantastic experience at Hunt & Gather. My friends and I decided, on a whim, to go check out…read morean antique store. We stumbled upon Hunt & Gather on Yelp and went. This store is pretty big inside; you would never know it by looking at it from outside. It is filled with treasures both big and small. Like any antique store (or like most), it is a bit crowded with items. Personally, I like that. You really are 'hunting' for treasures here. Yesterday I found this beautiful trinket on the floor of a booth...I would have never found it had I been in a rush. I highly recommend you take your time here. Google reviewers seem more critical of Hunt & Gather and its staff...but personally I had a very different experience. On Google, people wrote that staff was following them, being rude, and that this place was overpriced. Now...your mileage may vary...but I found the staff to be extremely kind. They would check in on me a couple times just to see if I needed help, but largely let me do my own hunting in peace. I think some items are certainly pricey and I can't quite understand why, but by and large I found the prices to be competitive. For example, you can get an entire Noritake china set (with 12 settings!) for $450. Anywhere else this could go easily for $700+. You can buy some dupes at HomeGoods for sure, but HomeGoods aint that cheap -- and I'd argue some of the pieces here are priced even more competitively than HomeGoods. I bought 3 chinoiserie vases/jars yesterday (at ~$30 a pop) and am soooo enamored by them. All in all, I'd recommend you swing by especially if you're furnishing, or refurnishing, your home. There are some really nice things here....and I think I may come by every now and then just to see what's in stock!

We got here about 9:55 on Saturday morning and there was already a long line. They opened right at…read more10 and the line moved very quickly. A bit disconcerting, almost like a black Friday experience! Right when you walk in you see shoes and then a discounted clothing rack. There are so many racks of clothing! They also had a nice selection of books, artwork, and housewares. All of the employees (volunteers?) were very nice and welcoming and helpful. Truly one of the friendliest thrift stores I have been to. The only things I didn't like were how busy it was but it is awesome so I guess it's only fair that so many people love it. The other thing is that some items were ridiculously priced...I didn't see an overwhelming amount of this but enough that I thought to mention. Overall a fun place to shop!

This store has a lot of clothing for women, but look at the items carefully. Look for stains ,…read moresometimes hard to see, and rips. The clothes are not arranged by size, so plan to spend a lot of time searching. The prices here on everything has gone up a lot in the last year. I have seen several things that I could buy new for cheaper or the same price. Very sad that they are taking advantage of those of us who depend on thrift stores . Definitely not the best prices or organization of items. Other stores in the area are better. Cashiers are usually ok and the line moves quickly due to multiple cashiers available.