Vintage Treasures & Repairs

The jewelry is beautiful, and there’s a really nice selection. Some pieces are more craft than art, others are simply beautiful pieces of art. Prices are reasonable, and the women are really nice to do business with. Shop local! Shop Vintage Treasures!

They have truly wonderful treasures and are reputable, delightful human beings. They stand by their products and their work. I’ve had both a floor fan and a brass lamp fixed with vintage plugs. I’m in there a couple of times a month. Good stuff!

Mona is a wonderful lady and her store is full of great things to peruse!
I got my guy a set of cufflinks (something I’d been long promising to get for him) that were unique and inexpensive. I was tempted by several bracelets that were equally unique, and Mona even knocked down the price — next time!

Very disappointed with the product, the price and the customer service. My girlfriend and I bought a table and chairs from here last week. I dealt with both the husband and the wife in the negotiation. At first, he offered to sell me the entire set for 450, which, for a table that seats four and four chairs, is expensive. Not through the roof, but expensive. When we began to ask for alterations, the price went up. We asked if they could do a «distressed» look on the table and if they could paint the chairs turquoise. For that, they said 600. I took a walk with my girlfriend to think about it – I didn’t love the price but she liked the set, and the guy said to us, more than once: these are really good chairs, really sturdy. So, we went back and I said I wanted to pay 550. After hemming and hawing, they agreed — I was happy, my girlfriend was happy. I get over to the register, they ring me up and the bottom line says 599.50. «We agreed to 550,» I said. «There is tax,» said the woman, like I was silly. I didn’t like this but foolishly I kept quiet and signed the receipt. But that’s not the end. They wanted to charge me 70 dollars for delivery; I said I’d come pick it up myself next weekend. I borrowed a truck to do this. They called my girlfriend twice during the week to ask when I was coming. I show up and the chairs are painted but unglossed. Then, I so much as touch one with a fingernail and you can see the old orange paint creeping through. The chairs were spray painted with a 4 dollar can of paint, had not been primed, had not been glossed, and now, so much as handle one of these chairs wrong and the paint comes right off. I told the guy about it as I was very carefully loading everything into the truck. He insisted he did three coats of paint. That was a lie. And remember, painting the chairs plus giving the table the «distressed» look (which I found out literally means rubbing it with sand paper in a few random places) was costing me an extra 150 dollars. And instead of admit that he was short-​changing me, the guy lied and said he did 3 coats of paint. Impossible. By the time I got home, anywhere the chairs had been looked at wrong, you could see the old orange paint layer coming through. And as a topper, one of the chairs now has a giant crack through the middle of its seat. I’m pissed.
I was ripped off. Don’t you get ripped off, too. Avoid this business.

This place is really cool! The name doesn’t show it but they have a great selection of jewelery. The furniture is cool and there’s definitely some interesting pieces. Make sure you walk all the way in the back.
The staff goes beyond helping. They didn’t have what I was looking for so I explained exactly what I was looking for and they texted me pictures as they saw new pieces I might like. I highly recommend checking this place out, you never know what you’ll find. And if they don’t have what you’re looking for, don’t hesitate to let them know what it is you want. They can look for it at auctions and keep in touch to make sure you find what you want.
I look forward to going back to buy more jewelery. ;=D

Great shop! Nice open-​air feel, classy items, great location.
I came in, desperate for an old rotary phone to use in a film shoot. Luckily, my friend had been to Mona’s store before in a crunch.
I came in, was welcomed with friendly greetings, and was taken care of right away. Mona brought a few items out for me, told me about their history, and helped me pick the phone that fit the time period my film shoot needed. She even lowered the price to help me fit it into my modest budget.
All in all, a wonderful experience! There are a few vintage shops in the area, but this one is BY FAR the best!

Love this place. They have many specialty items that you can’t find anywhere else. I needed a very specific pair of gold rimmed spectacles and was amazed that they actually had them. Mona, who runs the place, is very helpful and gave me a great deal.

I’ve been driving by this place for quite a while, the assortment of colorful chairs constantly catching my eye.
I finally stopped in after work today, and walked out with a beautiful, detailed, shabby chic style cream desk, two matching shelves, a jewelry box, a gorgeous turquoise ring and earrings. But best of all, Mona, the owner, made me feel like a winner. She was extremely gracious and helpful, eager to put together pieces to help me achieve my overall decorating vision.
Much as the name proclaims, the store is full to the brim with old knick knacks and interesting pieces. There’s a motherload of chairs, storage trunks, dressers, mirrors, and all other sorts of furniture. Mona and her husband, Frank, will gladly paint the furniture any color of your choosing (for a small fee) and even provide handmade cushions (for another fee).
Mona gave me a great price on my items, and even threw in free delivery when the desk was too big to fit in my car. Not to mention, I arrived shortly before closing (7pm) but she kept the store open until I left with all my goods in hand (830pm).
Come here to look around, soak in the vibrancy of vintage beauty, share a laugh with the owners, and walk out with a piece of treasure that no one else will have, but everyone will want.

More of a odds & ends antique store. Mostly jewelry and furniture, no amount of clothing to speak of. They explained that they are selling the furniture they have in the store and then will be focusing on bringing in more «strange, unusual, and bizarre» vintage/​retro items. I found the two ladies running the shop very personable but difficult to bargain with. The prices were erratic and random and a bit high for my liking. To my surprise the two older Jewish ladies were jamming out to bass heavy electronic dance music! You go girls! The shop has potential, it just needs more continuity in pricing and a larger selection of stuff.