Antique Mall of Treasures

The staff were very friendly and helpful. Most of the items were priced at or below what would be expected.

This is a good one! Lots of collectibles, not a lot of junk. Staff is quick to provide friendly, helpful customer service. We went in on Saturday around 4:30 PM and there wasn’t too much in-​store traffic. Recommended.

I actually really really like this antique shop. They say its antique but it seems more modern, almost like a garage sale store. My favorite section has to be the old currency section. I love the mula! They have very old, unique currency, not just American. I also really enjoyed the library they have here. They have pretty old classics and all are in top shape.
This isn’t really an antique shop but more of a collectible type of store. Everything here has pretty great value. Aside from money and books they also have really old toys. I saw some before my time and some right around my era. In comparison to the other antique shop I’ve been to in the area I can’t really say one is better than the other. This one caters more towards the modern crowd while the other one has an older approach.
Overall I really love this store a lot and see myself returning. I’m really fascinated with the coins they have here. My friend got me into collecting coins and whatnot. The bills are also not too bad either. A couple of really old 20s, 10s and 5 dollar bills, some of which I had seen since the early 90s when 20 bucks could buy me all the ice cream I wanted.
PS I think they sell stuff outside the front entrance too

RACIAL PROFILING! When the lady with the short brown hair & glasses came up to me the 1^st time asking if I needed any help, I said no thank you & continued to shop. When that same lady came up to me a 2^nd time in less than 5 minutes, I thought that was strange since she didn’t ask anyone else in the store if they needed any help. When that lady came up to me a 3^rd time & asked again if I needed any help, I told her «NO» and asked why she was asking me again & no one else. She said she didn’t notice. Come on, really? I called her out & asked her how she didn’t notice when it was obvious she was following me … the one with the dark skin. Did she think I would steal? Did she think I couldn’t afford any of the antiques? What was she thinking? What does she know? PREJUDICE & IGNORANCE. This experience deserves NO STARS!

My son and I just found this little «treasure» last weekend. This antique market might be small, but it has quality antiques and great customer service!
This antique mall has some fun stuff! Full of booths run by individual sellers, this store has a bit of everything. We noticed old coins, pictures, clocks, cameras, and toys. An entire section in the back of the mall is devoted to used books, and another person sells Disney collectibles.
While we were checking out the booths, one of the sellers helped us out with his beautiful collection of vintage Bibles and cool old cameras. He gave my son a discount on one of the books he really wanted. He was so knowledgable and kind that it made for a really nice shopping experience.
The woman who works in front was nice too! If we had a questions about any of the items, we knew we could ask her. She was friendly and helpful. It’s this great service that will keep us coming back!
Although this antique mall is a bit on the smaller side, the selection is good, and the service here is wonderful! This is now one of our favorite stores in Old Town Orange!

Nice place I enjoyed walking around they do have a lot of stuff, I would definitely go again

This shop was one of my favorites to browse through in Orange. There’s a dealer to the left of the entrance that has lots of old apothecary jars, Edison record cylinders, funerary cabinet cards (even an infant post-​mortem, which was unfortunately for me over $ 60), and other intriguing curios. I’d love to see more of this vendor’s personal collection!
Most of the booths here are pretty well-​curated (old war memorability, near-​pristine medicine bottles, etc), so it’s understandable why the prices are higher than some of the other stores in the Circle. These vendors are collectors and they know what their stuff is worth. So if you’re looking to buy a cheap trinket, you’re better off browsing one of the other many stores. But if you like poking around in some interesting collections, this place is worth a visit.

There’s stuff everywhere! That about sums it up. Each booth is different and there’s a smattering of things all over. Great time killer for at least half an hour.

Walking around the area was pretty cool, looking through all the old antiques, even a few things from the 80’s.
They had a good variety of antiques to look through. Unfortunately nothing that I would consider purchasing. But it was neat walking through and just browsing.

Awful. Spent a whole hour looking through records with someone that worked there only to get to the front to check out for them to tell me they can’t sell them to me because they don’t have a price on them. Why are you selling them then?! Unorganized as well! Not wasting my time or money again.

Whatever you’re looking for they might just have it. Fell in love with this place. Although it can be a little overwhelming

I mean, if you’re already in the antiques row looking for something to put on your parent’s garden or as a gift for them when all the options at Khol’s and target have been drained, why wouldn’t you go into the Mall of Treasures.
Though I mean, they have to use the term «treasure» very loosely.
A bunch of trinkets and some really strange clown shit will be found here. If that’s your idea of treasure, I would want to sell you a bridge, but then you would only pay me in bus tokens and pocket lint.
In short, you’re cray cray.
Okay, while I don’t normally use that term, this place does have a lot of rather comical junk around. Probably worth the laugh at seeing a ten buck fish purse or some sign that says «Modern Art» above a portrait of a very odd looking cat.
At the very least it’s well lit and that is more than can be said of other shops. If you’re already in one or two of these shops on a Sunday morning, well at least you’re safe going into this one and getting a chuckle or two of the items.
The workers don’t hassle you or hover asking if you have questions or trying to make a sale. So that’s a nice change of pace. But the bottom level really is full of probably the oddest shit you could find.
Who knew I couldn’t live without a sealed box of An American Tail, Fievel Goes West trading cards!

This is my favorite among the antique malls in Old Towne Orange. The reason why is their excellent collection of war memorabilia. When I saw helmets, caps, and uniforms on the window display, I just had to go in the store! Most of them were from World War II. They looked like they were in good condition and they definitely had many war stories to tell. I just wished that the families who may have sold these items would keep them as do mine. I saw some World War II beige army caps selling for $ 6 dating as far back as 1942. I noticed a small Civil War-​era photo in a small frame and one of the vendors at the shop had a collection of these photos and was more than happy to tell me about the history behind some of the military items on display. He even showed me a pencil drawing of a World-​War II Japanese army soldier by a Philippine Veteran. The image brought chills to my spine knowing that my paternal grandfather was a POW at Corregidor and after reading about the horrible Death March at Bataan. I definitely had quite a powerful conversation with the vendor in regards to learning about the stories behind the uniforms and weapons (mostly knives).
Other than war memorabilia, this antique mall sells collectibles, such as vintage action figures/​toys, knick knacks, vintage funiture and old books. I got a 4-​CD Smithsonian collection of Big Band Jazz for $ 11! What a bargain! Also, I’ve been meaning to purchase/​download Big Band music for practicing my Swing Dancing!
This is one antique mall not to miss and the war memorabilia is a great introduction to American War History, especially for children learning about it in school.

This place is amazing! There are some amazing booths and cheap items I hope some of you decide to go there!

I love Old Town Orange! It’s such a vibrant eclectic place! I particularly like this antique mall as it is not as overwhelming as the other malls. It’s just the right size which makes it easier to hunt for bargains. Beyond the pretty teacups, they have awesome antique jewelery, an incredible selection of coins (if that’s what you are into) and my personal favorite; home décor furniture pieces that are both unusual and reasonably priced. All in all, a pleasurable shopping experience!

Smaller Store, but who cares with the rest of Old Towne Orange antique shops to goto along the street! :D Cute store, clean displays.

Mid Century Modern is just beginning to see a trickle effect into antique malls, and after four years of scraping by off eBay and the occasional trip to Palm Springs, this stuff is starting to make its way into antique shops in Orange County. Now that’s supply and demand! This place is a smallish Antique Mall, especially compared to all the other ones in the immediate area, but there is one booth, as you walk in, it’s in the far back right corner, that’s chock full of great Mid Century finds. I wanted to buy all the furnishings in the booth, but none were marked with price tags. Instead, I settled for a very pretty little wire frame wall shelf that I will grace with fun trinkets. It was a pretty penny at $ 38, but I’ve never seen anything quite like it. There were so mawny other things I passed on, though– a gorgeous flamingo statue, a spaghetti poodle statuette, some tikis, some great old frames, and a couple sell lamps/​shades. Another day when I’ve got another chunk o change to spend!
If you love Mid Century goodies, stop in this antique mall for just this one booth!
They accept (and request) debit here, which is nice for someone like me who is really anal about doing the whole «credit transactions may remain ‘pending’ for up to five business days» thing.