If you just love to wander around checking out memorabilia from your past or are looking for an…read moreitem in your collection, this could be a good spot to visit. The store offers space on consignment to others. Each space is it's own little 'shop' and each item tagged with the price and vendor number. I saw some very nice older quilts and other household linens like pillow cases, doilies and what not. There are plenty of glasses, license plates, toys, records, metal goods, kitchen wares, jewelry. A bit of everything. The staff were pleasant. The store can be a bit overwhelming. You really have to 'look' carefully to see it all. You could spend a few minutes or a couple of hours. Out front they had a grocery cart holding the door open filled with 'free' treats. On this date, lemon pies that were approaching their expiration date. It's just a nice little offering to the community. Definitely worth a stop in. I found a few things I would purchase if we lived in the area. Prices were good with a few exceptions.

Quaint setting in a lovely historical building. Lots of items well priced. Loved the ladies who…read moreown it. Very inviting & welcoming.

PROS: + Awesome and very large selection of unique…read moreantiques; probably the best selection I've seen in the U.S. CONS: - Rude shopkeeper who makes audible comments in front of customers about their shopping decisions Located next door to the Bainbridge Historical Museum, Pastiche Antiques sounded like a fun place to visit. It's located in a lovely house, and you step through various rooms to look at items. I love getting a sense of local history by going to antiques shops and seeing what they carry. Sometimes the emphasis of a particular time frame or particular travel souvenirs tells me about who used to live in the area and what they were interested in. Pastiche was really fun to begin to go through. Mostly, there were a lot of cookware and servingware items: incredible sets and individual tea cups and saucers, old cast iron cookware, silver spoons. There were large furniture pieces such as old armoires, cabinets, and sitting sets. But then there was a whole room dedicated to Asian pottery, such as vases, Japanese dishes, etc. There was even a set of Victorian lamps, such as the one you'd see in Walt Disney's Apartment above Disneyland, that just fascinated me. I had never seen those in any antique store I've visited. And then I asked about the price of something that was unmarked. Ultimately, while very competitively priced, I decided against getting the item. The shopkeeper made a very rude comment to one of the workers that I wouldn't be purchasing anything because I put back this cheaply-priced item. It turned me off so much, I promptly left the store. I probably would have bought something from here. I may have needed to come back later in the day (closer to ferry departures to Seattle) to do so. (Consider this, Mr. Shopkeeper!) A couple of other notes: - Did not see antique cameras here, so if they are here, they'd be a small set - All other shopkeepers and attendants in Winslow were so nice and do not bat an eye at curious and unpaying tourists who want to wander in and look. From home goods to clothing to gift and dog shops, I did not experience this anywhere else. - There are caged birds at the narrow entrance. FYI if you're scared of them.

I'll admit it. I had seen this antiques shop on Google, looked at the photos, and thought this…read moreprobably was another "country chic" or "all china all the time" antiques shop. I was so glad to have been wrong. They had a great selection at fair prices, and the person working there was friendly and helpful. Keep in mind that this wasn't the same person other reviewers have made clear is extremely rude, so try to go in on the day that person isn't working. My wife never says "they have great stuff in here." She said that about this place. We will definitely return, but maybe only when the friendly person is working.

I'm torn about this place. The selection and the building are great. You can easily spend a couple…read morehours in here if you look at everything. What I don't enjoy is "the Doug experience." You see, Doug is this guy who works here, hounding customers upstairs. I've been there when he has asked me no fewer than eight times if I'm "okay." Yes, I'm sure he thinks I'm there to steal things. No, I'm not there to steal things. Never have been, never will. Zero record of any kind, in fact. The effect of Doug's shrinkage reduction tactics is to prevent me from *buying* anything. I have many antique-loving and vintage-loving friends who also despise the hounding tactics and no longer shop here as a result. I recommend trying Star Center Antique Mall instead. No hounding there.

This is the best antique store in Snohomish! The owners are incredible people, always helpful &…read morefriendly with an awesome selection of pretty much anything & everything you can imagine throughout its 2 floors. Everything is priced very fairly, too- love all the gens I find here!

Excellent selection of imported vintage furniture from England and beyond. Also has an incredible…read morestained glass window collection. We bought an impressive art deco mirror which has become the centerpiece of our entryway, and a beautiful mid-mod mahogany dresser. Prices are always super reasonable. Hidden gem!

I discovered Antique Importers while on a quest to find the perfect Danish Modern coffee table and…read moremy journey soon came to an end as I set foot in the shop. There it was sitting atop another table, the Holy Grail of my coffee table crusade. It was a true Danish piece, it was teak, it was vintage, and most importantly it wasn't ridiculously over-priced like a lot of tables on eBay or Craigslist. I must have had a completely different experience then some of the other reviewers at Antique Importers. The owner, Chris I believe his name is, was very friendly the entire time I was in the store. He never followed me around with his arms crossed, scowling, or treating me like a potential criminal, and yes, I do fall into the 25-30 year old looking age range. Actually, he was quite helpful and answered several questions that I had regarding the table and even took $10 off the delivery cost for me as I didn't live too far away from the store. Oh, and they even delivered the table on a Sunday evening after they closed! How many places have service like that these days? None of this "we'll be around sometime between 1pm-4pm on a Wednesday" b.s. that most places stick you with. If you're looking for larger furniture pieces, tables, chairs, sideboards etc, then you should check out Antique Importers for sure. If you're looking for smaller, more decorative items, then this might not be the best place, but there are more then a few of those shops close by in Pioneer Square.

I stopped in here a little worried it didn't exist post pandemic because no more than one review…read more But don't miss it! It deserves a little Yelp love. Lots of variety and a couple of things I lusted after but $3800 for a Hirschfeld caricature of Carol Channing was out of my range. Roseville, depression glass, furniture! I bought a 1988 Far Niente wine crate for $35 that I'll find something interesting to do with. I will be back.

Wonderful shop, so full of items you will want to schedule at least an hour to see it all. They…read morerecently mailed me an item I'd left at the store, no charge to me. I can't say enough good things about a business that still treats people this way. :-)

Patty gave us tremendous service when we hired her -- she truly went above and beyond while working…read moreon my great-uncle's sale. She was honest, hard working, and pleasant from start to finish. Best of all, we were extremely happy with the final total after commission. We won't have much opportunity to refer her to other clients, as we live in Oklahoma City -- far from Seattle. We feel that the best thing we can do for her and her company is to let others know what a positive experience we had with Patty and her company.

No Sisters store in Woodenville! Tried to find the store using Yelp, to no avail! Finally called…read morethe phone number and talked to the owner, the store doesn't exist.

I'm a little hesitant to write this review because part of me wants to keep these treasures to…read moremyself! haha. This is a wonderful vintage/antique mall! There are SO many vendor booths and there is something for everyone - kitchenware, MCM, farmhouse, model cars, sewing crafts, glassware, books... you name it. Most of the booths have a very specific curated vibe or theme, so it helps you narrow down where you want to browse. I always seem to have luck with vinyl records, which is usually slim pickings at other antique shops I've been to. Each vendor dictates their prices. Most things were very reasonable, though some things were more than I'd personally pay - but value is in the eye of the beholder, anyway. The staff here is so welcoming and helpful, and you can tell that they love what they do. Definitely check them out!

I LOOOOOOOVE A GOOD ANTIQUE MALL!! This place is absolutely stunning and jam PACKED with treasures!…read moreit was so fun to just walk around and theres definitely something for everyone!! i got this super sick gamecube that ive always been looking for for a steal! and a couple other cute this for an amazing price! you can tell the people running this joint love what they do and were very happy to work with us to get stuff out of showcases and check out! cant wait to come back and find more cool stuff!!