Little London Market

A cute little gem. I go there frequently, you never know what kind of odds and ends you might find. It can be cluttered so getting the chance to really look can be awkward. Large selection of crafting items.

Great little store with all types of finds, vintage, clothes, furniture, and more. Super fair & affordable prices!

Wow, I am impressed each time I visit with all the treasures at Little London Market that's stashed inside the Auction House 109. Great quality, designer clothes, shoes, killer boots, purses, bargains too. Wonderful art, light fixtures, furniture and everything else to beautify your home. Great prices, always a sale on - best spot to shop for the one of a kind Christmas gifts! I love it as I build a classic wardrobe - at a fraction of the cost and top notch quality. I always have some fun too with write-in bids for the next auction, so much to look at you can find something great every month. My favorite things in my house are from auction house 109. It's not the old forgotten and broken junk that nobody wants.. it's wonderfully kept jewels of the past.

Items are too pricey- the owner marks up items that come from a dollar store, the auctions are garbage, staff is unprofessional and they all have covid without masks, the hours are strange, the location is bad, restroom is filthy

If you haven't been to the Little London Market lately, you need to make a trip. They no longer do auctions, new owners are sisters, Jackie is the one I've dealt with. Very nice demeanor, will negotiate prices with you, knows all the inventory, great buys, I have found some real treasures there. This place rocks!

This place has a lot of fun finds and a great sales policy. Things go on sale if they've been there for a while, unlike other antique stores. This is my favorite in Colorado Springs!

STAY AWAY, UNLESS YOU ENJOY BEING HUMILIATED, EMBARRASSED, TALKED DOWN TO AND YELLED AT.She appears to be very hot-tempered at worst, and unprofessional at best, esp given that this entire thing ensued after a minor misunderstanding - that got way, way overblown.Have now sold a great deal of high quality antiques in 3 of their auctions. I brought approximately 6 - 8 plastic tubs of items for the 2nd auction. I was told to leave the items there (so they could go through them later). When I went to pick up the plastic tubs and get my check, an employee that had been somewhat rude to me before acted like I was crazy when I asked her for my plastic tubs back; was very incredulous, as if this was an inappropriate request. As such, I called the owner, Mary Beth, approx. 2 weeks later; explained I'm about to move so of course need MY plastic tubs back. She told me I could come today and get some tubs. I'm in the process of moving, and, due to the extremely tough rental market, do not have a place to move into; have to be out in 1 1/2 weeks. The last thing I needed, was her incredibly rude, condescending and demoralizing treatment, when I ACCIDENTALLY thought a gentleman was taking the tubs away. It was no big deal what-so-ever, yet Mary Beth began making a huge scene outside in front of her business; was yelling very, loudly. Her insults went on for 1 - 3 minutes, but it felt like a lifetime, since she made a loud scene outside and successfully humiliated me. Not only did she succeed in humiliating me and embarrassing me; HER BEHAVIOR WAS COMPLETELY UNWARRANTED; HER ANGER, YELLING WAS OUT OF PROPORTION TO WHAT HAPPENED; SHE SHOULD NOT HAVE TREATED ME IN THIS DEGRADING MANNER. Needless to say, I will never sell any other items there, nor will I ever go to any auctions to purchase items.

These folks spent a very long day going through a lot of boxes and closets of stuff when we cleaned out my mother's house. They were conscientious, efficient, very organized, and provided detailed records of everything they took and subsequently sold at excellent prices. Very highly recommended. They were great to do business with.