Antiques in Alameda, CA
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Antiques
11AM - 7PM
1519 Park St, Alameda
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“Long time vister first time reviewer.... Every time I go I find something so cute and so perfect! And something that I couldn't imagine finding again so I have to buy it which is good and bad. But I love this place. They always have new things which is crazy for a thrift shop!”
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“Get there early to park and leave by noon to avoid traffic on your way out.Most places take Venmo but bring cash just in case.Food trucks are just ok and over priced.Definitely bring your own back pack or bag to carry things you buy.Bring layers- it can be very chili!”
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“I've been there a couple of times and always come out feeling excited. It's full, and things are grouped for the most part. I got a treasure today for an extraordinary price and I couldn't be more pleased.”
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“I have been buying expensive objects from Gus at AC Stickley for over 30 years. Day or night he will take my phone calls answering my unlimited questions. The pieces have always been exactly as described. Shipping has always been free and as close to white glove as possible. I can't recommend him enough.”
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“My sister and I were very pleased with the entire experience shopping Lynn's recent estate sale in Oakland. All the workers were very friendly and helpful. As the contents ranged from antique to new, it was clear that all items were priced appropriately. It was evident by their displays that they put a lot of care into arranging like items together. I will definitely be on the lookout for their future sales.”
“Went there with Alex to purchase two Penny Farthings for his San Jose bike shop. He bought a silver and black one. We loaded it in his beat up green rusty old van. It was a spilritual experience. Greg was humble, fair. Gave us a discount on the black because it was very slightly used and the silver one (I think was made of stainless steel). Alex enlisted me to help him because I had a little experience riding scrappy original Penny Farthings in the Antelope Valley in Lancaster Fair parades and in Rosamond at the Tropico Gold Mine Chili contests.”