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Past and Present Antique Shop

Past and Present Antique Shop

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327 21 St W, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, S7M 0W3, Canada
(306) 242-9379
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Jan 28, 2019
Love this place! My wife and I have made many purchases over the last few years. We scored some super rare Glamalite glasses, some beautiful lamps and many odds and ends. The owner is very helpful and friendly. The atmosphere in the upstairs room is like going back in time. Wonderful!

Apr 3, 2019
I would love to give a proper review but I was not able to get in the store during business hours. We live hours away, arrived at 2:17pm yesterday. The sign said we are open and when we went to go in the door was locked. We knocked and called the phone and no answer. Very disappointed, as we are not sure when we could come again.

Mar 27, 2019
Super cool, and very old and unique merchandise... been there for over 40yrs

Oct 30, 2018
Love this little shop but I'm going to give Brian what for next time if he doesn't move some of the boxes out of his isle. Lots of good stuff if you can get to it. Check out the upstairs as well for goid vintage and mid century.

Oct 7, 2018
Grumpy owner, who doesn't like customers. The picks are interesting, but more upscale vintage than anything truly antique. Plenty of '50s art deco pieces in great shape that are way over priced for what they are. You would probably do better just going to farm auctions to score these items are at least half their retail price. Most likely what the owner does. It's also stuffed with way too much stuff which makes navigating it difficult. Feels cramped. Instead of having just well picked items, there's plenty of overpriced junk located within some neat treasures. Avoid.

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