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- Antiques
- 1041 N Alvarado St Los Angeles, CA 90026
- Open ⋅ Closes at 9:00PM
Referral from
Jan 06, 2015
Nick V.:
where's a good place in DT to buy cartridges and needles for turntables?
Eric W.:
International House of Music is an overpriced experience, sorry to say. I like Caveman, but I don't they will stock cartridges and... Old Friends Antiques & Restoration
- Antiques
- 21517 Sherman Way Los Angeles, CA 91303
- Open ⋅ Closes at 5:00PM
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Jun 08, 2015
Annaliese N.:
If you lived in Los Angeles and owned this chair where would you take it to have some hardware on the underside repaired?
Stacey S.:
When I lived in L.A., Alan was my "go to" guy for refinishing. In the far reaches of the Valley, but well worth the trip. With that... Again L.A. Estate Sales
- Antiques, Attorney, Clothing, Lawyer...
- Los Angeles, CA 90026
- Open ⋅ Closes at 10:00PM
Referral from
Jun 19, 2017
Mitch C.:
We are in need of an estate sale company. Who do you like?
Michelle S.:
https://www.facebook.com/564563020281405 Again L.A. Estate Sales Zyanya
Referral from
Jan 19, 2016
Kyle B.:
Hello LA Burner Family!
I'm looking for a connection to a person or place who has rare essential oils.
We have an urgent need for...
Jesse G.:
Hey Kyle...my friend is local in silverlake and might have what you're looking for... https://www.facebook.com/ZyanyaAromatherapy/ Laser Fix Jewelry and Watches
- Antiques, Jeweler, Watch Repair...
- 6600 Topanga Canyon Blvd Los Angeles, CA 91303
- Closed ⋅ Opens at 11:00AM
Referral from
Oct 19, 2015
Maia F.:
Does anyone know of good and cheap places to fix iPhone 6 screens?
Samantha T.:
Laser Fix Jewelry and Watches 818-992-7665 They do the best work ever!!! Reasonable and fast!!! Check them out on Yelp. They are... Thrive Decor
Referral from October 26, 2016
Jacxk101 asked:
Thrift stores? I love thrift shopping. I enjoy looking through old stuff, new stuff, non-overpriced antiques, etc.
I'm new to Southern California. When I do a google...
jitatime replied:
Good luck finding steals, too many quick people about. My mom worked for goodwill corporate offices and she said they would always have store workers buying all the good stuff for cheap before any people got a look at them. Its a rampant problem they have.
EngineerinLA replied:
The Magnolia Park section of Burbank has a ton of thrift shops. Basically Magnolia Blvd. between Hollywood Way and Victory Blvd.
kayvapes_ replied:
Jet Rag on Melrose is fun - they have a $1 sidewalk sale every Sunday. I recommend you bring a bag for foraging thought the clothes included in the sidewalk sale. Plan to spend some time searching as there is quite a bit of junk but definitely some treasures to be found. Outside of the $1 sale I found anything inside to be fairly pricey, but if you know your brands etc it has a lot to offer and hours worth of browsing. Be warned purses and bags aren't allowed in unless they are VERY tiny. Good luck!
lcampbe79 replied:
There are some inexpensive places on Main St. (south of Ocean Park) in Santa Monica. Some people go to Out of the Closet, It's a Wrap in Beverly Hills, Santee Alley in DTLA.
slohcinbeards replied:
So not exactly in Los Angeles CITY, but if you ever drive north into the antelope valley (up the 5 and 14), Lancaster and Palmdale have really large barn looking buildings filled with relatively cheaper thrift goods. And if you're willing to drive even further, Bakersfield has some really AWESOME thrift shops, especially for bigger furniture pieces.
WE_FAM_NOW replied:
Check out the Pasadena City College flea market. I would recommend the Rose Bowl one, however you have to pay to get in. I've always loved the PCC one. Tons of stuff to check out and buy.
rddtvotingaccount replied:
I would recommend the Goodwills in Santa Monica (on the Promenade), Los Feliz, and next to USC (especially right after the end of the semester). It definitely takes some time but there are great finds! Other great places are the [FIDM Scholarship Store](https://www.yelp.com/biz/fidm-scholarship-store-los-angeles) in DTLA, [National Council for Jewish Women thrift shops](http://ncjwla.org/council-thrift-shops/store-locations/) on the west side, and Melrose sidewalk sale.
Anonymous replied:
Check out "Out of the Closet." I've also had good luck at Crossroads, a consignment store with locations all around. There are a lot of "vintage" stores around the Melrose area, but I think that a lot of them are overpriced and the clothes look like my grandma's rejects (and are often not in great condition). You should also visit the Melrose flea market, on the corner of Melrose and Fairfax Sunday mornings. They have kind of everything, just costs $3 to get in.
skyblueandblack replied:
Children's Hospital has a thrift store attached, good cause, too.
kaihogyo replied:
there are a bunch on melrose
405freeway replied:
Valley Thrift Center is easily the best priced/quality store in the city.
vivianowl replied:
Here are my favorites: Cherry Picked Thrift on Pico in Santa Monica, Out of the Closet in Venice and Silverlinings (consignment) on W Washington. Silverlining has a lot of sales so prices get knocked down. Cherry and Silver have free parking if you go around back. I hope you check them out.
Anonymous replied:
Out of the Closet is the only one I usually go to. The one in Hollywood sucks, but the Echo Park location is pretty decent. I go there just about every week for books.
Referral from January 16, 2015
Maripat D. asked:
QUESTION:
Could anyone recommend an antiques dealer, an appraiser, OR any sources where we could get a fair and accurate appraisal on antique items-- such as furniture,...
Debbie I. replied:
I've heard good and not so good things about Fishy Finds in Simi Valley.
Erin T. replied:
Maripat - I'm sending a link to a man out in Santa Clarita that is known for is painting, furniture appraisals...haven't worked with him but heard he is reputable. http://www.appraiseold.com/
Erin T. replied:
Terry Sonntag
Aaron U. replied:
http://www.stewartantiques.com/
Aaron U. replied:
P.S. Maripat Davis Ask for Ariana at Stewart Antiques she has a basset hound pit mix named Stella who goes to work with her. Her boss is very very dog friendly. Actually Stella is the boss. I highly recommend you meet.
Referral from January 19, 2016
Kyle B. asked:
Hello LA Burner Family!
I'm looking for a connection to a person or place who has rare essential oils.
We have an urgent need for organic Rose De Mai and Turmeric...
Joey S. replied:
Jesselynn Desmond
Deoshia H. replied:
maybe here...https://www.facebook.com/Egyptianmuseumstore/
Referral from September 5, 2016
undeadmolly asked:
I'll be in L.A. in a few weeks. Can anyone recommend good junk stores? Not fancy antiques or vintage boutiques, more like dust and tetanus.
Jonathan A. replied:
Not quite dust & tetanus, but used to check here when I lived nearby, just to see what they might have: http://ncjwla.org/council-thrift-shops/store-locations/
Magaduly replied:
I had your email from when you sent me my furry animal, but I can't find it. Email me at rplatka@outlook.com, I'll send a list
Referral from September 25, 2015
Bluurgh asked:
looking for a designer/seller that makes rings inspired by antique rings Hey all, im not sure if this is the best place to post, buuut I was windering if anyone knows of...
forwardseat replied:
singlestone.com :)
Coinnut92 replied:
Sent you a PM
cutpeach replied:
Generally antique craftsmanship is superior to the majority of modern jewellery, which is designed on computer and sent off to be cast en mass. If you can find an antique item in good condition, 9 times out of 10 you'll be getting higher quality at a lower price than a new piece. The condition part is key though, lots of older pieces exhibit wear.
Referral from August 10, 2012
BromesticViolence asked:
Broke an antique bong today, anybody know a good repair shop in ann arbor? It was sitting on the floor next to me, I forgot it was there and stood up and to the side,...
CarterL replied:
if your talking about Ann arbor Michigan try h2 o it's a head shop and hydroponics shop and I'm almost positive that they do glass repairs
illogicalexplanation replied:
http://www.glassrepair805.com/ He mostly does Boro, but he'll probably hook it up if you care about the piece and it's an antique. BB is a fucking god, trust him and you will be rewarded. Don't act like a fool when you contact him. Be professional and courteous or I will be upset; I will follow up with him about your referral if you go to him.
Referral from July 1, 2021
Sunshinestateofmind4 asked:
Best spiritual places near LAX? I’m flying in, in 2 weeks and have about 6 hours to kill before my friend gets there. Can anyone recommend a great spiritual...
palmtreesplz replied:
[This place ](https://lakeshrine.org) came to mind first but it’s not that close to LAX.
MrTacoMan replied:
The In n out can be a religious experience if you’re just getting off a long flight
Referral from December 28, 2016
cleverdevil asked:
Dropped my safety razor in the shower and it snapped. In the market for a new one. Any recommendations?
Burrito L. replied:
I've seriously been thinking about getting an old-school Gillette. Like http://www.razoremporium.com/1965-gillette-travel-tech-double-edge-safety-razor-k3/
Referral from November 23, 2014
Patti B. asked:
Dear Family and Friends, I just wanted to announce that my "Pink Vanity" shop is up again, I have a "space" at Helen's Antiques in Covina and we have lot's of stuff for...
Referral from October 19, 2015
Southern R. asked:
SCGRR is BEGGING for donations for our Annual eBay Holiday fundraiser. We are able to help so many goldens because of kind hearted folks like YOU who step up to...
Referral from July 13, 2013
Thomas C. asked:
Anyone know a place in LA where they buy old rare Louis Vuitton items and antiques (Oriental) in general?
Referral from June 17, 2016
Soliss R. asked:
Hello, sorry this is probably irrelavant to the page but i was wondering if any of yall know where i can sell antique radio transmitters/ receivers near the LA Area or...
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