Antique Asylum

Super cute antique mall with friendly staff. They have a lot to look at! Huge but nicely organized store.

Great service and awesome old timey stuff! Antique Asylum is a collection of indoor vendors with a great selection of antique, vintage and amazing one-of-a-kind treasures.Free on site parking. On the east side of 6th Street East. Estate sale and flea market fans will love it here. Think of a permanent slice of the Pasadena Rose Bowl on Sunday. Sprawling corridors and small stalls with Navajo jewelry, mid century furniture, old Amish quilts, and well-arranged antiques. I bought a lot of my furniture here. And. Milk glass. Furnishings. Vintage clothing. An oversized handbag from the fifties. Rare American-made guitar parts and instruments. A collection of vintage trunks. Gorgeous hand-made face masks.On my most recent visit I noticed a sign that read one hundred percent of the proceeds from certain items goes directly to Veterans in the Antelope valley. +100. I bought a bunch of military hats and helmets as gifts for my military friends and family. Very cool guys. I really love shopping here. Everyone who works here is very nice. I really appreciate all my treasures from here and everything that this place does for the community. Five Stars.

Fun antique mall with fair prices. We would definitely shop here again. We happened to be there during a sale event. Each booth was discounted, most by 20% but some were even better than that. We found several items priced fairly-- in fact, the only items I thought were seriously overpriced were some VHS tapes in this one booth ($8-10 for average movies). I bought something cute for my kitchen and my kid added a couple of trains to their train collection.

Terrible customer service, cool shit i guess. Come here if you like feeling unwelcome and uncomfortable

This store has been a favorite for twenty plus years. I always find unique items with a mixture of antique and vintage. Well laid out space with a large variety of styles. The staff and owners are friendly and engaging. They also know the dealers and what they have so they are quick to point out items on your wish list.

Love this place. Really great treasure hunting in here. So much variety and so cool to get a small glimpse into peoples lives/interests through their collections.

Very cool place. Worth it to spend some time there searching for treasures. Some items are a little pricey.

I had truly enjoyed all of my visits to Antiques Asylum over the years. So many great, vintage finds, that I display even today. I'm saddened and quite disgusted with what I recently found displayed in one of their vendor's sections and their response to it. Or, lack of a response. I commented about it on their Facebook page and my post was deleted. In this day and age, there is plenty of dispute over items that may or may not carry historical value, how/why/where they should or should not be displayed, and that can be debated all day long. But this item is a REPRODUCTION of America's racist history and someone is trying to profit from it. It is shameful, and it isn't the only one openly displayed in this section, in the corner adjacent to the restroom. Antique's Asylum - you should be embarrassed and ashamed to allow this to go on under your roof but it is clear to me that you condone it, as you quickly deleted my post about it. I will never again spend my hard earned money where racism is allowed to thrive. Shame on you, AA!

Such a cool place. So many different items. Still one more day for discounts on most booths. Come check it out!!

Well here goes... been a customer for a few years. I've never had any issues here. Staff for the most part has always been great except for recently. I've always spent more money than I needed to. Prices over the years have gone up but I I attribute that to the web and vendors looking up their items and mostly selling retail. Great job but we do need to remember this is an Antique place. Basically a second hand store. Some items are original but some are not. Anyways, my issue. Ive read a lot of reviews and over the years when people like something but the item might seem to be overpriced or if your just trying to get a better deal you ask and they call the vendor to see if they would be willing to lower the price. Well I called and I asked about an item. Large item and the lady basically yelled at me over the phone that they wouldn't. Not now because the seller had just placed the item out and it would need to be there for some time before they would call. I apologized for not knowing they had just placed it out. I waited a week and walked in and once again I got the 5th degree. The two older ladies behind the counter were just talking about personal stuff and when I stopped by and asked I guess I shouldn't have disturbed their conversation. I asked about the item and one of them just scolded me that they didn't have time to call the vendors. Basically they had 80 vendors and couldn't be on the phone all day asking for a discount. Hmmm. I was the only one asking. I told them I've been to other antique places in CA, AZ, UT, CO that are way bigger and they never refused to call a seller. They are making money and you're spending your hard earned money to support the business. If I remember correctly I've probably asked for a discount on some items when you buy a lot from a certain vendor. Didn't have an issue before. By the way I've saved all my receipts and spent well over $600 and that's just this year!! I know it shouldn't matter but I'm local and try to support local businesses but after this, I can take my money elsewhere. If they would have just taken the time to call and ask. If the vendor would have said No I would have been ok. But nowadays even 10% on large more expensive items is a better deal. I know tax it's the sellers problem but they are paying for the spot so not selling items doesn't help them and I have seen the same items there for years. I'm done shopping here. Customer Service!! Customer Service!! I wasn't asking for it for free. Just a call.