By Judi Fiest May 08, 2011
Most antique stores are full of items I don't care to acquire - overpriced and overly sentimental. Not so with Lucky Cats!! My husband & I first shopped at this store February 2011. I was not only wowed by the selection, very much to my taste, but also the reasonable pricing and selection. Anyone I know who travels to the Lincoln City OR area has been told by me; GO TO LUCKY CATS. You are just going to love it! We go back to our condo this month (May 2011), and the place I look forward most to shopping at is Lucky Cats Antiques. It's what I'd describe as "artsy." ...read more
By katey leonetti February 17, 2011
streetcar village is the place to visit when in lincoln city. the shop owners are friendly, helpful, and knowledgable. definitely a special treasure. ...read more
By Mary Lou Rice August 04, 2009
Wow! What a pleasant, cheerful, attentive and helpful owner of the Sweet Bee Antiques! Her employee, Carol, is also cheerful. The merchandise is clean and very well organized. I don't feel like I'm in a 'junk shop'. When the remodel/enlargement is complete she will have an even more interesting shop! Next time I'm on the Oregon Coast her place of business will be the first place at which I will shop, especially for my new quilts. When I need kitchen gadgets I'll be there to get it. Unique items for collectors--a porcelain bed pan even! ...read more
The new quilts just came in. They are 100% cotton face and back with cotton fill. The first one is called Madras Stripe and has rich colors of chocolate, cream, gold, claret, bittersweet, persian melon and chambray blue. Reverses to another version of the stripe, mostly gold. All this richness at an affordable price for Twin, Queen and King Quilts. The second quilt is wonderful. Cordova is mostly voluptous browns and golds and creams, the paisley design is perfect for an antique filled or a sleek modern bedroom. Also reverses to a rich gold and brown stripe. Very nice. Available in twin, Queen and King size ...read more
By Sweet Bee Antiques December 14, 2007
An antique phone can bring in a little bit of money if you know the worth of it. Pricing your antique phone can give you an idea on how much to sell it for if and when you decide to sell it. Price your antique phone by taking a trip around your local and nearby area for an estimate. ...read more
An antique telephone isn’t capable of plugging into a modem telephone outlet because it doesn’t have a modular plug. However, you can modify an antique telephone and make it connect into a telephone outlet. You need a modular telephone plug, known as the RJ-11. ...read more