Suda Mae Antiques

What a wonderful shop and so beautifully arranged. Just a pleasure shopping at this place.

This is the cutest little shop. It is full of very pretty antique boudoir items. Love, Love, Love it!

This antique boutique offers a stunning array of in vogue collectibles.
Biggest draws include:
* Vintage Betty Crocker — The «Grand Dame of American Cookbooks»
* Extensive Kitchenalia — Spice tins, rolling pins, jugs, appliances
* Bakelite — Jewelry, electronics, buttons
* Broad assortment of vintage linens
* Etched glass
* Shabby Chic
* Mantiques
Sandi Morgan and Joni Lyons are co-​proprietors and sisters. The store is named after their mother — Suda Mae Westbrook — who was a passionate collector.
Walking into the store is like entering another era. Fabulous period music plays in the background and antique treasures wait to be discovered around every corner.

This is one of my favorite antique shops in the Niles district. I’ve only been to about half of them though so who knows? My opinions may yet change. This is a super cute, very quaint little shop that reminds me of an English tea set in a garden. It’s bright and colorful and filled with light and bright pastel-​hued teacups and saucers and all manner of knick knacks. I love the rack of hats with veils and bowls. Too bad I can’t pull off hats. I came in here looking for vintage, wrist-​length black gloves to go with a 40’s-style dress I was going to wear to a New Year’s party. I had been having trouble finding these but lo and behold, I get to Mary Margaret’s and they have gloves galore! Unfortunately I found out that my hands are a bit bigger than the women from back in the day. I found a pair with cute stitching on the back with little velvet bows that were a bit snug but as Tim Gunn says «Make it work!» I ended up finding about 4 other things while I was there too: a 1960’s cornflower blue choker, a lovely embroidered blue and white hanky and some supercute buttons I intend to incorporate into some knitted garment. They have a stack of crochet pattern books from the 40’s and 50’s that made me really wish I knew how to crochet. They have some great stuff and a pretty wide and varied selection of goods but it’s not really organized into sections. Everything is just sort of artfully scattered about the space. It’s like a fun little treasure hunt if you aren’t in a rush.

Heaven in a Shop!!! If you love shabby Chic you will Love Mary Margaret’s. Peaceful, sweet and full of lovingly collected this and that’s is what sets this shop apart. It is beautiful, organized with the sweetest spirit in town felt the minute you open the door. From china, silver overlay, to old kitchen to the most amazing linens in the Bay Area you will not be disappointed with a visit to Mary Margaret’s

You won’t believe this store… not a typical antiques store, this charming little shop sells memories from several eras: furniture, linens, clothing, toys and more. The owners are wonderful and stock and decorate the store themselves. Check it out… it’s a find!