Los Angeles' Best Antiques

Mammoth antique center brings together more than 130 vendors offering furniture and collectibles from nearly every period and movement.

Reviews:

• “A Passion for Antiques”
• “best in san gab. valley”
• “The Best Antique Store Out There!”
• “Missing Shopper”
• “Dark and Dingy Store”

Pasadena Antique Center

Antique collector puts his extensive collection of 17th, 18th and 19th century European pieces in La Cienega’s antique district.

Reviews:

• “Handsome and Classic”
• “Best Source for Antiques in LA”
• “Amazing Antiques, Great customer service”

Tips: Be sure to check out Lee Stanton’ San Juan Capistrano warehouse open on Tuesday and Thursday from 10am to 5pm.

Lee Stanton Antiques

One-of-a-kind jeweler specializes in unique period estate jewelry, watches and vintage engagement rings; men’s jewelry also available.

Tips: Owner Craig Evan Small is available for private appointments.

Craig Evan Small Estate Jewelry or email Craig Evan Small Estate Jewelry

California’s most famous flea market is collectible heaven.

Reviews:

• “Neat Antiques But WAY Overpriced!”
• “Go with a purpose”
• “Excellent variety”
• “GREAT!”
• “Great afternoon walk”

Tips: The stadium has ample free parking, but it can be tough to get a good spot.

Rose Bowl Flea Market

Classy two-story shop offers a broad selection of high-quality American, British, French and Italian antiques.

Reviews:

• “All around best collection of beautiful antiques. Exceptional and unique treasures throughout the two floors. Great service from knowledgable helpful staff.”
• “Tiffany & Co.”
• “a fun place, even to browse”
• “no individuality”
• “CLASS ACT!!”

Antiques on Fair Oaks

Antiquarius Center

Owner Shane Brown’s wares—a broad range of antique and vintage furniture and garden decor—are displayed in his 18,000-square-foot downtown warehouse.

BIG DADDY’S ANTIQUES

Richard Gould Antiques Ltd

Rick Kaplan Antiques

Reviews:

• “Great customer service”

Tod Carson

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