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“I have a very strange and random question. We parked in front of your beautiful shop today somewhere around 1 pm, and there is a chance we lost our kid’s favourite toy somewhere around there. If you happened to see it, could you please let me know? It’s a grey/pink giraffe (doesn’t look like a giraffe at all), and it’s well loved. I have a picture of her sister giraffe for reference. Thank you very much in any case! I will remove the comment if I don’t hear from you, so your reviews stay focused on your shop ?”
“Could have spent hours in there! Super cute layout and themed areas. Was looking for like an 80s wind breaker/racing or ski jacket and found exactly what I was looking for! Must stop!”
“Such a greeeeaaaat and genuine antique store!
My reflection is that I would have bought a few more items if not because a lot of things were locked in cabinets. The owner lady was very friendly and made sure that I knew she could open them for me. But I found this set up a bit cumbersome. On the other hand I understand it's a challenge to not lock small items up as well.”
11AM - 5:30PM
1116 State St, Santa Barbara
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“This shop is extraordinary! I love it so much! When I walked in the door and found that the floor is completely covered with loose bricks; I started dancing as they make musical sounds! Besides that it is filled with fun Knick Knacks and decor from all over the world! I’m so happy it is still in the same place; though I wish it could be in my town! I’m about 6 hours away; but I think about this store all the time!”
“Wonderful store and a lot of unique items. Great visit on here and plan to stop by again. I bought a small table under $20 and few trinket items and everything came under $40.”
“Wonderfully curated consignment shop full of treasures. The art, furniture and other goods on offer are generally higher-end and so can be pricey, but not outrageously so. Even if you don't want to buy, this is some great window shipping. Highly recommended.”
“This store is a hidden gem in the Funk Zone (right next to Mony's)! Tracey, the owner, is one of the most genuine, ethical, and customer-focused small business owners I’ve met. She's passionate about sharing her knowledge with her customers and she goes above and beyond to make sure you are satisfied with your purchase. Her tiny shop is a treasure trove of beautifully curated pieces that she either finds in exceptional condition or lovingly restores herself. There's always something new to discover, but even if you just step inside to look around, you always leave with a good feeling.”
“This place is awesome with great stuff to see and also pretty good prices for an antique store. Also, the poeple who run it are so nice and helpful! Highly recommend stopping by when you are in town!”
“Such a hidden gem! They have everything from unique rocking chairs, wicker furniture, surfboards, art, and antique bits and bobs. Walk around here for an hour or two and see what you find. Wayne is super helpful and offers fair bargains for items. One of my absolutely favorite spots in town!”
“What a find!! If you're looking for some very unique and interesting antique furniture, fixtures or any kind of art pieces, you gotta check this shop out! It's like an antique furniture store in the front and an art gallery in back lol! It also has lots of outdoor decor outside the entrance. I found a gorgeous desk and some light fixtures of interest- even a lovely panel of stained glass! And there were tons of beautiful paintings and sculptures wow! The owner, Judy, was there and she was sooo friendly, welcoming and knowledgeable! The hours are 12-4 Tuesday - Saturday but they take appointments too. My only issue is that the prices were quite steep for our budget, but Judy seemed more than willing to negotiate. I could certainly drop quite a bit of cash in here lol! Definitely planning a return trip!”
“Best antique shop I've ever visited. There's something for everyone and it's so well styled, it is simply a joy to walk through. Friendly, knowledgeable staff and a wonderfully curated selection of items. I found one of my prized possessions there – an antique subway sign from NYC's 14th Street Union Square Subway stop.”
“Imagine Gallery is full of amazing, one of a kind art pieces, clothing, jewelry and more. So beautifly curated. It feels like the best museum gift shop. I could browse for hours and not see it all.”
“Amazing collection of British silver, furniture, costume hats, paintings and more, jumbled into a tiny store (up on the left near the Montecito Market), with the even tinier and endlessly fascinating Josephine herself residing. Worth a trip!”
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“My husband and I made this our last stop before we left Summerland after a wonderful vacation. It did not disappoint. My husband and I are major antique/vintage collectors so we've been to many antique stores over the years and collected many treasures, and we were impressed with how diversified the selection was at this store as well as how well maintained and organized the store was.Visitors to this store should know that the pieces they sell are seemingly museum quality antiques and vintage items from a variety of origins and time periods so there is a large variance in price, but that should not stop shoppers from checking it out. Check out the little glass cases especially...that is where we found our art piece!There are some items on the the very high price scale (way out of our price range), but then there are also smaller pieces on the lower end of the scale of price in great condition, which worked out for us because we found an incredible art piece within out price range. For reference, we only paid $166 for our roughly 10" x12" art piece on wood.We at first found two small original oil Parisian paintings that were priced at $150 each, which we thought were reasonably priced (we strongly considered purchasing those for a minute) until we found a beautiful religious painting on wood. The piece was entitled "Lady of the String" in the description.We later found out after much online digging that it was actually more than likely a Giclee reproduction of a version of the painting "Mary the Undoer of Knots" of Milan origin, produced by the Fratelli Bonella production company (they produce sacred images). As an added nicety, we were given a 20 percent discount on the piece as well. We were very happy with the service we received and will cherish our new artwork always. If you're in Summerland, happy antique/vintage hunting!”