Burbank Antiques

Came in back in May of 2013 looking for vintage cup & saucer sets. The guy who helped me was very kind & gave me a nice deal on some random miss matched pieces. Exactly what I wanted… and great customer seevice! Great shop!!!

An incredible shop with the finest art and antiques. If you are looking for fine art, crystal, china, art pottery or furniture, this is the place to go.

Yes, the items are a little pricey, but the quality of the merchandise is outstanding.
The customer service here I have never found lacking. I have gone in here to buy and to sell, and when I sold I never feel swindled (though it is hard to part with things for a low price) because I knew that they were going to be cherished.
Not only are these folks experts at antiques, but they have a unmistakable love for them that I often do not come across. They are knowledgeable and always good for a laugh or a story.
Though I have not yet left this store with a high-​ticket item, I find the odd little knick-​knacks that I love to give as gifts. These items are generally comparable to eBay prices (when you include shipping) and so they get my business for that, hands down.

Eduardo the owner of this place is such a nice guy, last Saturday I met him at the Antiques show in Willow Glen, inquired about some shades for a torchiere lamp that I’m remodeling. He kindly offered me to show me some and went to visit his store today. It is located in the Burbank area, near other Antique stores.
It was a pleasure to deal with him, got me exactly the lamp shade I needed for my mid 20’s torchiere and the price was very reasonable. He has really lovely furniture and someone could easily spend hours there just looking at the selection of antiques. Really nice gentleman, very pleased doing business with him.

We received a price for 2 tables from the shop representative, Carmela on Friday. She told us she would hold that price for one day. The next day we went back to Burbank Antiques to purchase those same 2 items. Carmela then told us she decided to increase the price by an additional $ 100. «Sorry» she said. With San Carlos Street Antiques Row hurting from the recession, you’d believe these antique shops would think twice about screwing cash customers.