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Historic Houseparts
- Antiques
- 540 South Ave, Rochester, NY 14620, USA Rochester, NY 14620
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Referral from
Aug 17, 2017
Ardnas S.:
Can someone recommend a good locksmith who can restore a hundred y.o. lockset? It's a case where they would need to take the lock and...
Ardnas S.:
They were no help at all. I asked if they can restore an antique lock. They said Yes. I said that it's 100 yrs old and they said,... Mike Deming Antiques
Referral from
Jun 03, 2015
Peggy L.:
can anyone recommend a reputable antique dealer in the area that can come to your home to look at few things for sale?
Holly A.:
Mike Deming... R News "Antique Guy". Awesome. Reputable. Honest. https://www.facebook.com/AntiquesMikeDeming?fref=ts All That Jazz
Referral from
Jun 13, 2016
Brandon R.:
Where is the best place to park for Wednesday's dirt cheap run at Lucien Morin? I know there isn't much parking there.
Thanks!
Luen L.:
We can park at the MacGregor's, at the park, at https://www.facebook.com/109178262486429 All That Jazz Antique Mall, and in the far lot...
Referral from July 19, 2011
redditly asked:
Looking for antique/vintage stores Any thoughts? Just looking for cool, old stuff - trunks, mirrors, any sort of deco items.
Was thinking about...
wasylm replied:
The Vietnam Veterans of America thrift store on Main is probably one of the most grungy and interesting of the bunch. There's a Salvation Army on West Ave near Cairn that fits that description too. Aside from that, if you want to hit a bunch of them in a row, Henrietta has a Goodwill, Thrifty Shopper, AmVets, and Salvation Army within about a half mile of each other. Another really cool place is the antique co-op on Ridge Road in Greece. The prices are fair and it takes a good 2-3 hours to see everything. It's a fun place to take a date, if you're both into that sort of thing. That should be enough to get you started!
hemightberob replied:
My dad works at Antiques and Old Lace on University ave. Go in on a Monday and say you're on reddit and he'll hook you up. He doesn't understand the term redditor though.
HeeeyHolly replied:
Utter Clutter on Park Ave is great. I got a vintage airline cart there that I use as a bedside table. They may still have its twin there.
theplotbot replied:
East Avon flea market on Sundays. :) At the drive in theatre.
Corgana replied:
[Metro Retro](http://rocwiki.org/Metro_Retro) is cool, and (relatively) cheap, [Godiva's](http://rocwiki.org/Godiva%27 s) on South Ave has a lot of vintage clothing. If you're looking for thrift stores, RocWiki [has a decent list](http://rocwiki.org/Thrift_Stores).
Anonymous replied:
Hodge Podge Lodge at stone and Dewey in greece
canvasvandal replied:
Check out the Village Gate on Goodman. Quirky vintage shopping and good eats, and decent prices. I highly recommend it.
Mariahcp replied:
I know this is a little late, but I just found this subreddit! I work at [Historic Houseparts](http://www.historichouseparts.com) well, I work at the bath store, [Period Bath Supply Co](http://www.periodbath.com). It's a great store. You might not find anything, as it's mostly house items, but there's hardware for doors, windows, cabinets, ect. Have fun!
AgentKittenMittens replied:
It's a bit pricery, but there's Aaron's Alley on Monroe in the city. You can find some great deals there (gorgeous leather coat for $40) but you have to hunt for them.
Referral from July 21, 2015
Jason J. asked:
ISO: A woman. 1975 or newer. No front or rear end damage. Nice head lights and tail lights preferred. All parts fully function. Clean title needed. Dusty antiques likely...
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