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2:30 - 6:30PM
135 E Pender St, Vancouver
Antiques
“I am only in Vancouver for a bit over a week, but will for sure return again to miscellany! I saw firsthand how truly kind and patient Zainab is with everyone (myself included) who stopped in; how willing she is to engage with each customer and meet them exactly where they are. I did get a sweet Lynx print by Richard Shorty, who is no longer walking the earth, and I want to go back and get several more for gifts. Anyway, if you are in the Mount Pleasant neighborhood, I cannot recommend a stop by miscellany more highly. Definitely 5 stars.”
“Very well stocked and organized shop. Friendly and knowledgeable owner who is very helpful. Why buy full priced new retail when you can come here? This store is a must for people looking for crystal glasses, tea cups, vintage ice buckets, and everything else to make your entertaining sparkle. Easy, free parking.”
11AM - 6PM
3604 Main Street, Vancouver
Antiques
“What a gorgeous store! Their collection is so thoughtfully curated, with so many interesting bits and pieces along with their incredible quality vintage furniture. Pricing was very reasonable for most items. The owner was so lovely to speak with, and it was sweet to see her family in the store as well. Definitely recommend this shop for your vintage and antiquing exploration on Main Street!”
1:30 - 5PM
3626 W Broadway, Vancouver
Antiques
“This quaint little store is run by a group of enthusiastic and dedicated ladies who just love being there, and swoon over the merchandise. Most of the customers were also ladies who equally enthused over the various dining sets and trinkets in the store; it was a lovely experience to observe the hustle and bustle real-time. A lot of the items are too rich for my blood, but I appreciate them for what they are. That said, they do carry some modestly priced odds and ends—items that were part of a set but have been singled out, and other such sundries. I recall a whole basket of beautiful intricately etched glass punch cups that went for two for $1. I was tempted, but ultimately decided against them—I don’t want to start hoarding, even if the items I’m hoarding are beautiful.
The shop is laid out like a showroom; glass display cases and shelves littered throughout a meandering path of furniture and art pieces—an upgraded browsing experience from typical thrift and vintage stores. I ultimately walked away with a heavy crystal ash tray. I mean, calling it an ash tray would be a vulgar insult. This thing is beautiful; dusting cigarette ashes into it, or mashing a butt into its centre is sacrilege. This crystal “ash tray” was one of those odds and ends I found in a basket of other glass novelties. It didn’t have a price tag, so I asked one of the lovely ladies, and she flipped over a sign on the basket revealing the contents within it would be $2. I was beside myself, I purchased it right away, and another lady came by the check-out counter with some bubble wrap to wrap it up—a charming experience overall. I would come back if I was in the neighbourhood.”
“I used to go there years ago when they were on Main Street and buy brass casters for furniture and their prices were pretty good and I always found some other treasures that I liked when I was there. The store on Richard’s street is also great, lots to look at.”
“Lillian really came through for us with a request for a very small teak dining table with leaves. And she has her own mover who delivered everything with care. It is absolutely what we had hoped for at a reasonable price.”
“Gorgeous antiques, well organized store, fair prices. Now that Kerrisdale is mostly populated by junk stores selling plastic tchotchkes, Pierre’s remains as one of the last high quality stores in the neighborhood.”
“We found a beautiful sofa online and appreciate all the help Richard gave us to get it from Vancouver to Hornby Island. It’s the perfect piece for our living room and we’re enjoying it a lot. We highly recommend Wow Interiors and look forward to coming back soon. Thanks Richard!”
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“So glad I could visit and pick up some cute vintage jars at Bamboo Village. I’m going to miss this place. Thank you so much for the amazing items, beautiful plants, and warm service!”