Sally’s Boutique Collectibles

Dismal furniture options at the attached Salvation Army. Wandered in this extension of the store and was equally underwhelmed. This section showcases the more delicate or collectible items within the store and they are priced accordingly– which is high considering what they are.
If your grandmother is in need of fragile knick-​knacks, this is a great place to go. Or if you really have a hankering to bond with octogenarians, come on in. Or if you really want to breathe in a bunch of dust– this place isn’t particularly well kept.
Not really a fan of this type of stuff in the first place, but even if I were I’d probably go elsewhere. If you like antiquing though, it may be worth a stop just for curiousity’s sake.

This was a small little knick-​knacks boutique right beside/​inside a Salvation Army. They had a lot of really cool ceramic, glass, crystal, porcelain pieces that were very unique. What made this place cool was the variety of old and new inventory. Just like any antique/​thrift store — no two objects are alike and in most cases you won’t be able to find most of these items anymore at all! I bought a cool «table lighter» from the 50’s. Apparently in the 50’s there were cigarette boxes, big table lighters and all kinds of smoking paraphernalia that was set out on the table like a candy dish. That was so interesting to me I had to buy it. Needless to say there were some cool items.