Treasures Now & Then

This is a tiny little antique store, but they have a decent variety of goodies to browse through. I enjoyed my visit, especially chatting with owners Steve and Latresa. They’re both super sweet and willing to answer any questions you might have. They’re also knowledgeable about their antiques and can tell you all kinds of info about them.
There’s a few pieces of furniture and some more expensive décor/​pieces, and then you’ll find a ton of salt & pepper shakers (I bought a vintage San Francisco cable car set), plates/​dishes, glassware, crystal, and paperweights. There’s also plenty of jewelry (I got a rose-​gold filled ring that I adore for $ 10, amazing find), vinyl records, books, clocks, stained glass, and more.
It doesn’t take long to hunt through these treasures, but it’s an interesting journey. I think it’s refreshing to visit a tiny antique shop versus one of those giant ones where people are selling crafts and beanie babies.
When I visited there was a great sale going on, on top of their already reasonable prices. Give this place a shot.

Small selection, but tons of glass and plates. Some furniture and other miscellaneous items.