Antiques on the Grapevine

This place is a gem just off the side of the I5, the store offers something for everyone. Movie props, fossils, jewelry, among much more. The shop owner is really kind and informative & mentioned the shop being in a tight space so if you have a few extra minutes I highly recommend stopping by.

https://www.ada.gov/service_animals_2010.htmTo the male boomer with white hair and glasses that raised his voice at me, asking for "Government Identification" for my service animal : you would be well off reading up on the guidelines. There is no such thing as an official government ID. Idk what Trump Radio Station told you that, but it was wrong. You should read things for yourself. I was happy to provide you with my letter of medical necessity. Not that it matters, we were just killing time and wanted to take a peek at the store. The convenience store next door didn't care. Idk why u trippin over it. Dumb. All u can do is ask if the dog is a service animal and what service it provides. It's a violation of my private medical and personal information to request anything else.

I have been meaning to come to this store, but nine times out of ten I was at the gas station around midnight. I'm so glad I managed to stop by this month.First, the place is huge, I hadn't anticipated the size. It's your typical antique shop, booths where people sell their wears. It's well established and has a bit of everything in it. I came in specifically to try and find a gift for a friend. I actually managed to find a framed fashion magazine page from the 1940s, she loved it. The guy that runs the place is also really helpful and sweet. You can tell that they really love what they do and are willing to make your experience a worthwhile trip!Also, if you are a rock hound, this is a great place to stop in. there are several booths that sell minerals. It's worth stopping to check out. Overall, I'm very glad that I managed top stop by this shop! I hope I get another chance to do it again!

Very upsetting. Early December I bought a watch that supposedly only needed a battery Took to a jeweler and he said it's more than a battery more like 180 in repairs. I called and spoke to the owner and his seller and was told after her trying to make me feel guilty that she is broke and a bunch of other excuses that she would send me my 75 refund. Nothing yet so now I want to warn others that this place obviously has issues with their goods they are selling and that customers are not respected.

"Professors from Caltech do not really work here!"We always have a fun time at this antique mall when we're traveling from the Bay Area to Los Angeles. The people here are really friendly, although one time a clerk told me an odd story that was hardly believable. He told me he was a professor from Caltech who was just doing a little bit of a sabbatical working here, since he had had a brain injury from a crash. I believed him of course, since I am rather gullible. But the next time we came here, the new clerk told me, "It was all complete BS."Of course, at that point I felt sort of sheepish, but I still couldn't help wondering how the professor was doing, recovering from his brain injury.The Antique Mall actually includes dozens of different merchants. So keep in mind that they set their own sales. The day that we visited some Merchants had 20% off, and some even 50% off. There are a lot of little rooms sort of tucked away off the main Corridor so you have to search around to find all the merchants.At the front desk, they have all types of sort of questionable fossils including dinosaur poop. I'm not exactly sure how they authenticate these items. That's some of the back rooms they have lots of swords and Military memorabilia. I found these quite interesting. Probably more interesting and probably more authentic than the dinosaur poop.Ask at the front counter for the key to the single bathroom, which is sort of clunky and a bit dirty.So all in all, a fun place to visit and do a little shopping. But don't believe it if someone tells you he's a professor from Caltech.

Funky, fun antiques/collectables store in the middle of nowhere (half way through the Grapevine). Chuck, the proprietor, is a great guy. Make a pit stop to check it out!

Stopped at this place on a whim while getting gas next door with my 18 year old son. Saw the painted sign "military surplus, props". Owner operator is a prior service spiritual guy who offered me some sage advice while dealing with the passing of my father in January. I bought a lot of items as I love practical old military gear and I'm moving into the woods near Sacramento CA to care for my elderly mother whom is living alone since the passing of my grandparents late last year. Would highly recommend any prior service or normies check this place out.

Very clean, well organized and with a friendly staff. I always find something nice in shop. The owner has some amazing militaries and Asian antiques. Lots o great lighting, smaller furniture pieces, Native American jewelry and always a sale

I brake for antiques. Even when it's been a long and stressful weekend, and all I want to do is be home in bed, but that's still hours away and the only thing stopping us from being there is the long road. The road and the antique stores. It doesn't even bother me when these great shopping destinations tack on a little bit of extra time to our drive. Not that I do much shopping. It's mostly browsing for me. I've got enough 'stuff' in my home already thanks to the borderline hoarding influence my mother passed down to me. But I LOVE looking at all the treasures of others: new and old. This place was bigger than we expected and had a variety of individual booths. Each one had its own theme and you could really feel the unique personalities of the sellers through their items. We had a great time exploring. No purchases. (Good girl, Amy.)"One man's trash is another's treasure." No way, baby. It's all treasure if you can be creative enough. I'm not all that artsy but I love when I see items recycled in a much different way than expected. UPCYCLING is actually the term for this art. Browse some images online. And then next time you stop in an antique store, think about this! Some people are so amazing! Make something beautiful!! :)

The owner was loudly discussing some bigoted views on the phone while we were shopping. It made me feel incredibly uncomfortable. When i went to check out, he looked me up and down for a solid 10 seconds, and said "...so random". Then, he beckoned for me to lean closer while I was paying. He then reached over the counter and plucked a piece of fuzz directly off of my chest. I didn't know what to do. I didn't say or do anything and I regret it. Other women may understand the fight/flight/freeze reaction that so often comes with disrespectful touching. I didn't appreciate this violation of my personal space, nor did I enjoy spending money knowing it was going to such a terrible person. Screw you, dude. Learn some manners.