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Hurry sale prices won't last long so buy yours now! Chevy Logo Bar Stool Harley-Davidson® Classic Bar and Shield Design Barstool PitStop Pit Crew Pub Table Ford Mustang Tri-Bar Swivel Barstool Rat Fink Garage Hero Shop Stool Flames Barstool with Back Ford Striped Swivel Stool Ford Oval Bar Stool Checkered Flag Barstool with Back 12 Records per page 24 Records per page 48 Records per page 96 Records per pageThank you for visiting our website! Conveniently located in the Vine neighborhood at 1301 S. Westnedge Ave, Retro has been in business in the Kalamazoo area since 2000. Clark and Bob Gillion have developed a reputation for presenting unique, clean, and high quality mid-century furniture and accessories and for making Retro a fun place to shop! offers Estate Sale Management! We will organize, price and hold a two-day estate sale for you. After the sale, the house will be emptied and swept clean
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There are scores of resale and consignment shops that say they traffic in "vintage." Here are our picks for the best in town. Some of the selections at Modern Cooperative. (Photo via Modern Cooperative's website.) Pilsen is home to Modern Cooperative, where owners Mike Biersma and Tiffany Paige have created one of the funkiest consignment shops in Chicago. Whether you’re looking for vintage furniture, kitschy yet functional wall art or tasteful accents for your home, Biersma’s and Paige’s fondness for 1950s design never fails to find the right piece for you. They work extensively with local designers and consignors and even open up their shop during the Chicago Art District’s 2nd Friday art walk, featuring the works of two local designers each month. Modern Cooperative is located at 1215 W. 18th St. Lulu’s on the Avenue is a dream for ladies who love elegant vintage. They carry dresses, jewelry and other accessories all the way from the 1920s to the 90s, all hand selected by the owner, Laurie Davis.
Shopping through the racks is like flipping through a catalog as each article of clothing is hung in its own clear garment bag. Their knowledgeable staff will help you pick the perfect attire for whatever event you've got coming up, even your own wedding. With vintage bridal gowns and other alternative wedding dresses, Lulu’s could be a one stop shop, or the spot you pick up that one special accessory from Davis’s extensive collection (or her own jewelry line). These styles are not for the faint of heart though, they’re suited for ladies who like to stand out in a crowd. LuLu’s Vintage is located at 900 N. Michigan on the 3rd Floor.(Photo via Broadway Antique Market's Facebook page.) I love a good treasure hunt so an afternoon digging around in an antique mall is an activity passed on from my mother and grandmother that I still enjoy. But I don’t want a heap of trash with my treasure and prefer a more curated collection, which is why I always find myself heading to Broadway Antique Market (BAM) when I need my vintage fix.
There is a ton of variety but the one thing I’ve found consistent that I appreciate is everything in the store is exceptional quality. From the furniture to the wonderful display of bakelite, everything I’ve found at BAM is in excellent condition for vintage merchandise. I love being able to dig through old photographs, buy a pair of mint condition pumps from the 60s, marvel at the amazing costume jewelry collections and daydream about being able to afford the marvelous designer furniture. If you love a good dose of kitsch, BAM serves up a lot of that as well. One of my first gifts from my boyfriend was an Art Deco style ring from BAM and I still get loads of compliments years later. For quality, variety and a fun time shopping, head north and visit BAM or peruse some of their wares online as well. Broadway Antique Market is located at 6130 N. Broadway. Not all vintage shops are stationary: Lost Girls Vintage operates their business out of Winnie, a 1976 RV-turned mobile vintage shop that contains some of the chicest old school clothing in Chicago.
Art Institute alumni Sarah and folk-musician Kyla are behind the wheel, selling high-quality, edgy items for both ladies and gents. Last summer, I scored a 90’s-tastic pair of lavender velvet sneaker heels made in France. Aside from having an ever-changing, always exciting inventory, the girls are awesome and will match you up with something that suits your style. Follow them on Instagram and Twitter to locate Winnie.— Erika Kubick Lost Girls is a mobile shop in Chicago. Check their website for locations. Chicagoans with a knack for all things creepy should know about the treasure trove that is Wooly Mammoth in Andersonville. The prices at this oddity shop are a little steep, but it has some of the best vintage taxidermy in the city among other gems. The cabinet of curiosities has everything from a key chain with a figure of a see-through pregnant belly to a fully-grown stuffed giraffe. Their Etsy shop currently contains a satin-lined basket made out of an armadillo corpse.
Try taking that to your next family picnic. For some, it’s a little shop of horrors, but it’s one of my very favorite spots in the city. Wooly Mammoth is located at 1513 W. Foster Ave. I’m one of those people that does almost all of my vintage shopping on Etsy, but online vintage shopping still comes with a huge downside: you can’t try on anything and it’s always game of trust. At Vintage Heaven, a weekend pop-up shop in Wicker Park, the thrill of Etsy shopping comes alive, complete with a makeshift fitting room! The shop pops up every weekend, but the real fun occurs once a month at their big sale. It’s only then that vintage buyers from all over the city pack into the gallery to display their inventory. It’s a great place to update your wardrobe with something entirely unique and the prices are usually very reasonable. Vintage Heaven is located at the Heaven Gallery, 1550 N. Milwaukee Ave., 2nd Floor, Friday through Sunday from 1 p.m. until 6 p.m. Photo via Coyle & Herr's website.