Machs Treasures Antiques Collectibles

It’s a house. Literally. Walk through it and you’ll see the kitchen (sans fridge, but with a dishwasher!), basement and upstairs bedrooms. All filled corner to corner with antiques.
Prices are fair (a wee bit pricey, but you’re buying antiques, so keep that in mind) and the selection ranges from shabby chic to old fashioned toys. The upstairs room on the right has a neat walk in closet filled with vintage fabrics so be sure to poke your head in there if you need a tablecloth or runner.
Oh, and if you’re looking for wedding china (calling all brides!), check out the GORGEOUS Tiffany china set (12 place settings). At $ 2500 for the set, which was flawless, you’ll be getting a GREAT vintage deal. Trust me, you have to see it!
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My wife and I went here yesterday for about an hour and fell in love with it immediately. If you are into antiques and heirlooms, check this place out! It was recommended to us by the people at At the Warehouse on Learned St. off of Broadway (also a favorite of ours).
It’s a little old house tucked away on Central Avenue that we didn’t really notice until we looked for it. Boy, were we pleasantly surprised.
The first one to greet us was the friendly little Jack Russel named Patches. She is very lovable, will not bite or bark and will let you pet her. Immediately after Patches was her owner who explained how the house was set up.
The whole house is chock full of antique collectables, china, furniture, jewelry and various other items. Everything is decently priced and the owners seemed willing to haggle on some things depending on how long they had been on the shelf.
All the staff was friendly (we think it’s a consignment shop, so there were plenty of folks to help us out with any questions).
We bought multiple old magazines, a postcard and a record for less than $ 10, but we wanted just about everything there.
The only con is due to its location on busy Central Ave., it can be difficult to get into or out of the parking lot/​driveway.