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“This building used to be a bar with an attached barbershop. The bar itself is worth the stop. Friendly owners enjoying their retirement selling antiques. Very nice to see a business talk so well about their competitors close by. They told us where they all were located, even showed us a map. We bought an outside temperature with a funny chicken in it. Tell them the Hadin’s from sacramento sent you.”
“If you are looking for high-quality MCM home goods and furniture in Sonoma, this is the place to go. Exquisite selection, very well curated and displayed, and very good prices for the quality and provenance of what he offers.
RIck is wonderful and genuinely lovely, as well as full of knowledge and expertise. Truly love this place - a must go if you love design, mid-century modern, and a great vibe.”
“Chelsea Antiques is a speciality antique shop located in downtown Petaluma on Petaluma Boulevard North.As a small business who only deals with independent sellers this store ranges in items from furniture, art work, jewelry, and even unique artifacts. They have a purpose of keeping their shop away from being dull and predictable.When I had visited this store it was a respectable, older couple behind the counter. I really enjoyed how the shop was museum like. You can both indulge in looking at the items as well as buying them depending on your needs and budget boundaries. There were multiple rooms and different hallways. There was a second story floor as well. Overall I really liked the fascinating pieces this store has.There were narrow hallways so just make sure to be careful when walking around. Being careful in general is ideal in here as there are many one of a kind, fragile antiques.This shop is also wheelchair accessible.To the beautiful community of Sonoma county and visitors abroad I would advise you to check out this captivating and eccentric antique shop!”
“This place has satisfied all my salvage dreams. Not only do they have a huge selection of big, small, and unique items, everything is super reasonably priced. The owners are beyond fantastic, helpful, and you can really tell they love what they do. I don't live near Sabastapol, but find excuses to make the trip often just to visit Ray's and find some treasures. Go check it out, best of the bay.”
“This is my favorite vintage/consignment store, they always have a lot of cute clothes, jewelry and trinkets and I’ve gotten a lot of my favorite pieces of jewelry here (they’re gold and have not tarnished a bit). Highly recommend!”
“This place is so much fun. A huge antique mall, so leave some time to see all the nooks and crannies. And definitely don’t not stop at Society Bakery in the front of the building! Amazing sandwiches and desserts! Mmm”
“Great gem in the rough. He has tons of stuff! Unique and hard to find items. His wife has the store next door. She is a delight. Lots of memories. She could help Dave be a little nicer. That's the only problem I had. But, they have it all!Go and check it out! Igo 1 or 2 times a month.”
10AM - 5PM
300 Petaluma Blvd N, Petaluma
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“★★★★★ — A Gonzo Dive into Time Itself
The Petaluma Collective is not a store—it’s a full-blown temporal hallucination disguised as an antiques mall. A mad tangle of the past, packed with relics of every era, every dream, and every broken-down American ambition. I came in for the WWII militaria—just to look, I told myself, just to observe. But the gravitational pull of history is strong here, like stepping into a museum curated by the ghosts of old soldiers and wayward collectors.
The selection of wartime gear was solid—helmets that still hum with the sweat of airborne infantry, medals that once pinned down glory and terror in equal measure. Trench art, ration tins, field manuals, bayonets that probably still remember the scream of combat. If you’re even remotely haunted by the 20th century, this place will grab you by the lapels and whisper, “Welcome back, soldier.”
The staff? Sharp-eyed, warm-hearted. The kind of folks who know the difference between a 1944 M1 Garand sling and a repro made last week in a dusty warehouse in Fresno. They’re not just cashiers—they’re gatekeepers of memory, curators of the American weird.
But don’t stop at the war stuff. The place is a sprawling fever dream of antiques, curios, and cultural cast-offs: mid-century lamps, Victorian mourning brooches, turn-of-the-century postcards with handwriting that looks like it came from a quill dipped in whiskey and sorrow. Every booth tells a story, and every corner might just hide the exact thing you didn’t know you needed.
In short: go. Wander. Get lost. Let history talk to you in strange voices. And when you finally stumble out, blinking into the Petaluma daylight, you’ll wonder if the present ever really existed at all.”
“NEW Flea Market at the Santa Rosa Veterans
I saw a lot of interesting items here.
My boyfriend loves this flea market. He and his friend R. is here every sunday. They find great stuff all the time. This what they love to do on their weekend/Sunday.”
“One of the my favorite antique stores in Sonoma county. I stop in every time I visit Petaluma and always find a beautiful collection of unique pieces. Coming from the bayarea, the prices are very good and staff were friendly. Well worth the drive.”
“Beautiful upscale antique store. They have a wide variety of gorgeous antiques but everything is refinished and refurbished. I will be returning soon to get a couple of items I have my eye on. If you are looking for beautiful antiques then this is your place. Would highly recommend!”
10AM - 5:30PM
153 Kentucky St, Petaluma
Antiques
“Love this shop! The layout is so thoughtfully planned, making it easy and enjoyable to explore every corner. The attention to detail in the decor creates such a welcoming and elegant atmosphere. It's clear that a lot of creativity and effort went into crafting this space, and it truly enhances the overall shopping experience. Every visit feels like a treat!”
11AM - 5PM
130 4th St, Santa Rosa
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“Nice store very large. A lot of Peru to do many different sellers of different types of antique and memorabilia. It was really nice walking around there. And looking at everything and made some purchases. The prices were reasonable. I even got a veterans discount which was fantastic”
“We have been buying high quality Japanese tansu and other items here for years. Great selection! The owner is very knowledgeable. We will continue to purchase unusual and high quality items here.”
“We recently donated several pieces of furniture. We were delighted with all aspects of the process. Everyone involved was communicative, polite, and helpful. We were very appreciative of the pick up service. Thank you for the ability to give this furniture a second life.”
“Lovely lady, who tried very hard to help me finding a post card in Petaluma! I love how everything is so carefully curated—it really shows the cutest and most delightful pieces. The entire store has such a cheerful and inviting vibe, making it a joy to visit!”
“These two buildings are worth the stop! Built in the 1880’s. They have a rumford fireplace so it’s nice and warm. The couple that own it are in their late 80’s at least. Very knowledgeable about everything. Everything inside is a true antique. Everything is at least 75 years old. No junk, fakes or gifts. Lots from the early 1800’s. He has the most unique little tiny banks that he collects. Large collection of pocket knives.”
“Loved this place! Such a fun place to shop for clothes that you can’t find anywhere else at great prices. My friend and I were here for a couple hours because there’s so much to look at! Great vibe, friendly staff. Definitely a stop to make on your trip.”
“This was the 2nd antique store I shopped at one Friday in June, and it was a world of difference. I was greeted warmly and began my very long meandering through all the floors and rooms. It just goes on and on. Really saw some lovely items...and then spied exactly what would solve my need for a recently remodeled bathroom. I went to the cash register area and spoke with the woman about whether the owner of the item (there are several consignors in the shop) would negotiate the price. As luck would have it, the owner/consignor, in from out of town, was just walking in through the front door. We had a lovely conversation, she was totally amenable, and I got my chippy little piece of bathroom furniture. Couldn't have been easier or more pleasant. I'll definitely be back!”
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“We are from out of town. Stopped in on our way home and was pleasantly surprised. Packed full of stuff! Some pricy, others not too bad. Worth checking out. If you’re the picker type, this is a good stop. It’s kinda chaotic but in a good way. I prefer that style anyway, lots of everything in there!”