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Largest Antique Mall on the Central Coast 21,000 square feet on 2 floors Over 150 Dealers Friendly, service oriented sales staff Located on the Monterey Bay in Historic Cannery Row, we are housed in one of the oldest remaining structures, the refurbished 1920's Carmel Canning Company building.

Come browse through two floors of unique antiques and collectibles in the heart of Cannery Row. Have a complimentary cup of coffee on the second floor!

FREE PARKING for our customers and fine dining within strolling distance. Come see why Cannery Row Antique Mall has been voted Antique Mall of the Yearby Professional Antique Mall Magazine. Jewelry Books Vintage Clothing China Glassware Linens Home Furnishings Toys Sports Memorabilia Holiday Decorations The Carmel Canning Company warehouse #2 is one of the few remaining authentic and unchanged Cannery Row structures from the Steinbeck era. From 1927 until the end of the sardine fishing era, it served to house canning supplies and finished products on two floors. You can still see remnants of the great old endless conveyor belt that was used for moving crates from one floor to the next. The original integrity of the structure is visible with its exposed posts, beams and trusses. After the sardines moved on, the building housed Nichols Plumbing for several decades until our purchase in 1994, thus saving it from the wrecking ball. Our application to the City of Monterey for “Historic Structure” status was granted after the 1994 purchase. Our site was the first building on Cannery Row to be so designated. The restored Mall opened in June of 1995.

Family owned and operated since 1942. A impressive selection of brush paintings rivaling prestigious museums, worldwide. The 4,000-sq. ft. showroom allows relaxed, careful viewing of antique screens, altar tables, carved wood cabinets, carpets, embroidered and ko ssu textiles, cloisonné, netsukes, snuff bottles, porcelain and pottery, including many Han and Tang Dynasty terra cotta figures sold with an unconditional guarantee of authenticity.

Crystal Fox Gallery on Historic Cannery Row. Featuring art glass from many US artists including Satava Glass Jellyfish sculptures, metal sculptures, jewelry, wall art, ceramics, Swarovski Crystal, Mats Jonasson Crystal, and so much more!

Spend the late afternoon shopping at Moss Landing Antique Village, which has 20 individual antique shops in a turn-of-the-century harbor fishing center. The antique village even has a small cafe, where you can get an espresso to power-up for your shopping experience. One of the large antique shops features fine antique furniture, glass, jewelry and other collectibles. Americana folk art, paintings, and collectible pins can be found in another delightful Antiques shop. There is a shop that has old farm equipment and kitchen tools plus stained glass. A well decorated cottage overflows with antiques and garden items in the shabby chic style. A collectors cooperative is full of toys to quilts and glass to jewelry and prints to fans. Small items are the specialty at another shop including Straffordshire and oriental china. At the South end of town are additional antique stores including a furniture and china shop. Western and Southwestern antiques are another locations specialty with spurs to saddles and boots in between.
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If you like vintage and you like fun, you’ll love Olio. Olio is a vintage wonderland with an eclectic mix of mid-20th Century treasures—the cool stuff you grew up with or things that‘ll remind you of grandma’s house. Whatever vintage prize you seek—holiday, kitchen, décor, garden, western, accessories and more—Olio is the place to find it. Located at 213 Lighthouse Ave. in Monterey, we are only a block and a half up from the Recreation Trail and two blocks from San Carlos Beach and the Coast Guard Pier. See the map pdf on the "FEATURES" tab.

You can find one-of-a-kind treasures not to be missed. Museum quality pieces including an 8-piece, hand-carved laminated rosewood Meeks parlor set made in New York in the 1850's. Louis XVI lady’s desk. Rosewood Secretary made in 1850 by Alexander Roux of New York. Extraordinary collection of Pairpoint and Tiffany lamps. Open Mon-Sat, 11am-5:00pm.