Antiques in Healdsburg, CA
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Antiques
10AM - 5PM
208 Healdsburg Ave, Healdsburg
Antiques
“Lots of great finds if you’re willing to investigate. 30+ different owners who curate their own areas, each with their special vibe. A huge store spanning the entire block. If you enjoy antique stores, this place is for you! Plus even dog friendly ??”
11AM - 5PM
126 North St, Healdsburg
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“Just the cutest shop! I've gotten a few things here over the years (a second-hand Anthropologie dress, some beautiful earrings by Amira Jewelry, and today this vintage napkin & vintage Christmas pin). The shop has a mix of jewelry & accessories produced by independent artists, funky vintage decor, and local products. And the service is always great - friendly but not invasive, so I feel like I can take my time quietly looking at every little thing. Will def visit again!”
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“A must visit when in town. This is my second time in Healdsburg and on both visits I was impressed with the Aerena Gallery selection of artists and the way the shows are curated.”
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“Great little museum, very informative and interesting. Fun to visit and experience. The man who owned it has a large collection of hand fans and will share a lot of information on them. He also sells hand fans and I bought a Japanese style one.”
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“This is one of the best antique stores I have ever been to! It has an amazing collection for such a fair price! The owners are very nice and interesting people who really appreciate the worth of antiques! Make sure to stop by and give yourself plenty of time to browse this splendid collection of vintage antiques!”
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“I always stop by this antique store any time I'm in Healdsburg. I love antique stores and have done some ample exploring of multiple offerings that downtown Healdsburg offers, and this one is my favorite! The antique stores in the area are great, but I feel like Mondern Antiquarium has the widest range of categories. Not only do they offer the usual spread - dining, clothes, old tech, ornaments, stationary, random smaller knick knacks, etc. but they also have larger curiosities like coin lockers, road signs, a large letter "P", etc. My favorite is that they also have a space for partnering with artists, e.g. a section for old books that have been repurposed into journals where I picked up a cute journal. Be aware that if you're coming in during the summer/autumn months that it will be very hot inside!”