Rosenbery's Old Town Trading

located near a secret garden flower & gift shop, country rose 2 & the antique mall, this small but organized shop is packed full of extraordinary finds. the wood flooring feels so good to walk on bc the panels are raised & it feels like your feet are being massaged as you stroll through section by section. it's funny how there are so many antique shops on one street, yet each one is so different from the next, whatever you're looking for - or whatever finds you in these antique shops, will be a perfect fit in your home however you choose to curate them.when we went to country rose, the thing that stood out most was their vintage disney, vintage diy linens & historical figurines of the past. inside rosenbery's old town trading, you'll find a vast selection of ornate antique furniture with intricate wood details, gorgeous framed art of figures of the 18th & 19th century - as well as home goods items. i found a beautiful, mint, made in england ceramic mug set of 4 for $28 which i thought a great value for the set. compared to mug sets at target, it was definitely worth the purchase; an ornate vintage marie antoinette style lamp & a bone china queen elizabeth 2 coronation souvenir dish which was issued in england in 1952 during her coronation as queen. what finds! i was elated!!there are also vintage postcards, stickers, barbie everything (a whole section in the back) if you're into collecting vintage barbie.the gentleman at the counter was super friendly & helpful. when we bought our antique style lamp he made it easy for us to carry it out (it's heavy & fragile) to our car by helping us as we had other heavy, breakable items.this place is very much worth a visit!

This looks like another narrow antique store with vintage country items, but if you collect Barbie or dollhouses, it is a must-stop. There's a booth toward the back with baggies of Barbie and Ken shoes and clothes (both vintage and handmade clothes). There are actual built dollhouses and many racks and bins of dollhouse miniatures, too! Prices look reasonable: the Skipper shoes I bought would have cost at least as much on etsy or eBay.Staff is very nice: lets you browse without being all over you.

A couple years back when this store was shutting down and revamping into the Rosenbergs Trading Co, the Middle Eastern female owner and her white sister in law from next door promised me a space inside their store Antique /Vintage Shop right near the cash register. I checked in weekly to make sure I would have a place. I even offered to pay before they changed their name and was told not to worry and that they really wanted my Vintage Clothing in their store. As they were getting rid of their old store fixtures & items to prepare to shut down and remodel for the new trading post, I had purchased a few of their old dressers and mirrors at which time I brought in my 6'3 Black African American Business Partner to help move items out and to introduce to the owners. They were the sweetest and again reassured me that they were saving a place for me definitely near the upfront window. Months later Once the store was reopened I was never made aware that I would not have a space. I checked in often and didn't get responses at all. I didn't realize until after Covid and the spotlight on the horrible treatment of African Americans in Clovis and how many times Clovis had actually been sued for racism against blacks did I realize exactly what had happened to us and how there was a very strategic plan to keep anyone else beside the white man from prospering as entrepreneurs in the city. I would NOT support this business nor any other business in Clovis who does not support the rise of all new businesses owners of all ethnicities

This is one of my new favorite spots to find vintage and antiques.I love how they are opened 7 days a weeks and seem to have new inventory coming in every week!The store is made to look like the Wild West which gives it a fun and eclectic feel.My kiddos always get one of the 1.00 sodas for good behavior while we're shopping .

I have been wanting to check out the Disney items that I have seen advertised on Facebook. I walked in and was making chit chat about Disney with the person behind the sales counter. She started talking about how expensive Disneyland has become. True.... Then I mentioned that my family is planning a trip to Disney World soon. Then she went on and on about how expensive that's going to be and predicted all of the trouble we'll have with transportation to Florida. She was still talking when I turned and walked out of the store. It wasn't a normal conversation at all. To the owner, your wait staff is key in getting customers to part with their money. I'll not be back.