Schmap.com supports the following browsers:
PC
 Antique Alley |
240 Dominion Road Mt Eden Auckland New Zealand +64 (0)9 630 5979 http://www.antiquealley.co.nz/ |
An Auckland institution since 1971, Antique Alley is a window into another era, or in fact several! They pride themselves on "buying and selling almost anything" and indeed "almost anything" can be found within it's walls. They stock beautifully restored antiques, silverware and jewellery, chinaware, good secondhand furniture, a wide range of militaria and clocks and even exotic old postcards and frames. Review © 2007, Wcities |
|
Two-sided store |
468a Manukau Road Epsom Auckland New Zealand +64 (0)9 630 3115 |
Situated up a short driveway behind another antique store, this shop is divided into two distinct parts. Upon entering the door there are classic antiques to the right, with collectables and memorabilia to the left. The right side has furniture, china, porcelain, light fittings, and other furnishings in a spacious area. The other side is packed full of antique toys, sports equipment, posters, books, and model cars. Located approximately 15 minutes from downtown Auckland. Review © 2007, Wcities |
|
For antique French furniture |
471 Manukau Road Epsom Auckland New Zealand +64 (0)9 638 9550 |
This little antique store seems to specialize in eighteenth and nineteenth century French furniture and rugs. Plenty of other furniture from different periods and countries is also available. Everything is displayed attractively and the shopkeeper is friendly and knows his stock. The wooden skis on display near the door are pretty interesting too. It is near to a lot of other antique shops, so why not visit the whole area? It is located approximately 15 minutes from downtown Auckland. Review © 2007, Wcities |
|
Twentieth century antiques |
461 Manukau Road Epsom Auckland 1003 New Zealand +64 9 631 0461 |
This small antique store sells mainly collectable twentieth century memorabilia such as books, comic books, radios, camera equipment, boxes, storage trunks, and much more. It isn't the place to come for high quality furniture worth many thousands of dollars - but it is worth a look for interesting items which may possibly bring back some memories. You never know - you may just find a bargain. Situated in a group of antique shops approximately 15 minutes drive from central Auckland. Review © 2007, Wcities |
|
Victorian style |
376 Great South Road Remuera Auckland New Zealand +64 (0)9 524 2344 |
Owners of Antiques and Curiosities Fenella and David have cornered a niche in the market for unusual Victorian curios. They have displayed for sale beautiful old bottles and crocks, jewellery and silver pieces, a large range of pictures and prints and a section they have termed "Kitchenalia". This includes just about everything one would find in your average Victorian kitchen. They also stock some larger pieces of Kauri and Oak furniture and are always keen to source especially for their customers. Review © 2007, Wcities |
|
Lots of well-polished sliver |
463 Manukau Road Epsom Auckland New Zealand +64 (0)9 630 1440 |
This is full of antique odds and ends including books, hand tools, toys and games, camera equipment, fine china and porcelain, New Zealand pottery, and an impressive collection of silver. They also have a good range of fishing rods and reels, golf clubs, other sporting equipment (obviously antique too). It is a non-cluttered little store, well set out, and the shopkeeper is friendly and good to chat with. Review © 2007, Wcities |
|
Watch your step! |
467 Manukau Road Epsom Auckland New Zealand +64 (0)9 630 7097 |
This little antique shop is one of those ones you pray you don't trip over in, and you make sure you tread carefully. They have a lot of fine porcelain and antique china. This is where to come for Royal Albert, Royal Doulton, Royal Worcestor, Wedgewood, Lladro, Spode, and many other top names in breakable antiques! They also have decorative art, paintings and prints, and a wide selection of jewellery, as well as other collectable items. Located approximately 15 minutes from downtown Auckland. Review © 2007, Wcities |
|
Check out the lightbulb |
89 Great South Road Remuera Auckland New Zealand +64 (0)9 520 0353 |
This store caters to people interested in collectable odds and ends, rather than 'fine antiques'. They have mainly twentieth century items—be it typewriters, camera equipment, posters, a plane propeller, a selection of books, an old spotlight, even a huge lightbulb or an equally large 'piano screwdriver'. There are a lot of naval and wartime antiquities. It is the type of shop to spend a bit of time in, just reminiscing and is located approximately 10 minutes from downtown Auckland. Review © 2007, Wcities |
|
Babushka Antiques |
156 Garnet Road Westmere Auckland New Zealand +64 (0)9 378 9226 |
For the sweetest antique furniture and gift ideas look no further than Babushka Antiques, hidden away in Westmere. They have a selection of beautiful porcelain and pottery as well as 1950s and 1960s style lampshades and sculpted pieces. To complete a Retro look they have furniture from the same era such as egg chairs and kidney-shaped tables in the finest condition. They are always sourcing new pieces and will help create a whole new look for your home, if you dare! Review © 2007, Wcities |
|
Fine Italian antiques and reproductions |
93 Great South Road Remuera Auckland New Zealand +64 (0)9 520 4090 |
This air-conditioned fine antique store has mainly eighteenth and nineteenth century pieces. There is a lot of gilded Italian furniture, mirrors, and other interior furnishings. The selection of ornaments, candelabras, reproduction chairs and other items is impressive. Some Chinese chests are on display also. There isn't much you could class as inexpensive, but it is all quality merchandise, and prices are as you would expect. Located approximately 10 minutes from downtown Auckland. Review © 2007, Wcities |
|
Superb Tableware & Furniture. |
8 George Street Parnell Auckland New Zealand +64 (0)9 307 9166 |
Corso de'Fiori offer a large range of superb imported tableware from Corso de'Fiori in Italy, in their attractive shop situated on the ground floor of the elegant and historic former Blind Institute Building. Other goods they offer for the quality conscious and well designed home include a varied range of furniture, Chinese antiques, Mexican glassware, artwork, reproduction antique tables and cabinets, and a modern kitset modular furniture range from Citta in Denmark. The shop overlooks the courtyard behind the building and has a very pleasant ambiance, with other design shops and a restaurant nearby. Review © 2007, Wcities |
|
Gotta love that smell |
489 Manukau Road Epsom Auckland New Zealand +64 (0)9 630 5252 |
Upon entering this antique store, you can pick their specialty from the smell-timber. They have a lot of big solid wooden furniture, it is all top quality and will last for many years to come. There is also a limited selection of old china and porcelain, and assorted cushions. Situated in the midst of the Epsom antique district-15 minutes from downtown Auckland. Review © 2007, Wcities |
|
Like Pandora's Box |
10 Anzac Avenue Auckland 1001 New Zealand +64 9 379 4396 |
Like Pandora's Box, the door to Drummond's Antiques takes you into a world of bizarre and amazing things. As you move between the densely packed shelves and filled-to-the-brim boxes you spot wild and wonderful gifts and collectibles from many a bygone era. They have nautical and aeronautical antiques, automotive treasures, china and fine silverware, scientific curios and a large selection of antique toys, dolls and teddy bears. Visit this museum and you'll never want to leave. Review © 2007, Wcities |
|
Quality solid timber furniture |
148 Ponsonby Road Ponsonby Auckland 1001 New Zealand +64 (0)9 376 5058 |
Early Settler makes a range of attractive solid timber furniture especially for more traditional homes. They pride themselves on quality workmanship, good service and good value for money. This is the sort of furniture that lasts and continues to be enjoyed for years. Recollections, Traditional Fittings and Lighting is at the rear of the store, and offers a large range of hardware, lighting and bathroom fittings in traditional styles. Of particular interest are the lampshades in stained glass, and the numerous items in shiny brass. Review © 2007, Wcities |
|
Quiet antique store |
461 Manukau Road Epsom Auckland New Zealand +64 (0)9 630 4363 |
This quiet shop manages to combine antique furniture and memorabilia successfully under the one roof. There is a limited selection of fine china, porcelain, and silver cutlery. The solid wood furniture is of a high quality and would look great in any home. The old telephones on display are worth a look also. This store is set back from the road, under two other antique shops, and has its own customer parking. Review © 2007, Wcities |
|
History in you hands |
Shop 6, Queens Arcade 34 Queen Street Auckland 1001 New Zealand +64 (0)9 303 1912 |
For some of the finest antique jewelery pieces in New Zealand, you can't miss out on a visit to see Graeme Thomson at his inner city store. He sources pieces within New Zealand and overseas, and his collection is exquisite. Graeme is an expert in his field and has even imported pieces from Tiffany's of New York to meet the demands of his clientèle. He has a wonderful range of rings and necklaces as well as some beautiful brooches and fine antique timepieces. Review © 2007, Wcities |
|
Leave your pet bull... |
561-563 Manukau Road Epsom Auckland New Zealand +64 (0)9 638 6147 |
Here's a couple of tips for when you visit this antique store -leave your pet bull at home and don't bother trying to swing a cat in it either. You don't want to break anything. They have a lot of fine china and porcelain. All of the top names (Royal Albert, Royal Doulton, Wedgewood, Spode, and many more) are represented here. As you step gingerly from display to display, remember that much of the stock is "museum quality" and costs a bundle. But, have fun anyway. Located approximately 20 minutes from downtown Auckland. Review © 2007, Wcities |
|
The elegance of French style |
187 Ponsonby Road Ponsonby Auckland 1001 New Zealand +64 (0)9 376 8339 |
La Cigale treats the shopper to "a journey through France", bringing to New Zealand a variety of French and French-themed goods. As well as the Redhead clothing label and fashion imported directly from France, they offer a wide range of French home wares and gourmet foods to tickle the palate. Also for sale are antiques and eccentricities, all of Gallic derivation. Review © 2007, Wcities |
|
High quality antiques |
93c Great South Road Remuera Auckland 1005 New Zealand +64 9 523 3323 http://www.lancasterantiques.c... |
This store is full of high quality antiques. There are pieces of furniture, various paintings, a lot of bookends, mirrors, candles and candelabras, photo frames, cushions and other furnishings. Various Asian items are available too. Most of the stock is genuine antique, but they do have some new items - mainly accessories and ornaments. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable. Review © 2007, Wcities |
|
From other places too |
524 Manukau Road Epsom Auckland New Zealand +64 (0)9 630 7192 |
With a lot of fine furniture, interior furnishings, paintings, and fine china and porcelain pieces, this antique store is aimed at the well-heeled shopper, however, anyone can appreciate the quality of workmanship on display from ages past. Worth a look, even if it is only a look. The store is well presented and the staff are well-informed. Located approximately 20 minutes from downtown Auckland. Review © 2007, Wcities |
|
Made In Nippon |
313 Queen Street Auckland 1001 New Zealand +64 (09)377-1891 madeinnippon.co.nz |
If Japanese art, furniture and antiques are your passion, head straight for the enchanting Made In Nippon store. Having recently moved from smaller premises, the store now also stocks Japanese groceries, crockery, clothing, sake and rice. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: nipponcreative.com |
|
Fine Antiques |
377 Parnell Road Parnell Auckland New Zealand +64 (0)9 309 4757 |
This antique store specializes in Georgian and Regency furniture. The showroom is spacious and well set out, with a good mix of styles to suit most tastes. It is not an inexpensive shop, but the stock in this store just oozes quality. The proprietor is well-versed in what he is selling, and can answer most queries one may have about any item. Located approximately 15 minutes from downtown Auckland, in the Epsom antique district. Review © 2007, Wcities |
|
Eclectic and stylish |
Ponsonby Auckland 1001 New Zealand +64 (0)9 979 2333 (Tourist Information) http://www.ponsonbyonline.co.nz |
Famous for its role as Auckland's cafe and restaurant mecca, Ponsonby Road has in recent years also become a spot to shop for that unusual or special, gift or piece of clothing. The road is long but flat, with plenty of watering holes along the way. Highlights include the beautiful Redcurrent store near the Richmond Road intersection, where pashminas fill the room with vibrant and cheerful colour. Other must sees are Made in Japan over the road from Redcurrent, for designer pieces. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Two floors of specialty shops in historic arcade |
Queen & Customs Sts Auckland 1001 New Zealand +64 (0)9 358 1777 |
Queen's Arcade is a delightful piece of old Auckland history. It has fashioned itself into an interesting collection of specialist boutique shops. Here you will find Decor Cakes, The Pipe Centre, The Ballet Barre, War Souvenirs, King of Cards (cards and comics), Birkenstock Shoes, Homeworks (haberdashery and handcraft supplies) and Upstairs Antiques, to name a few. The Arcade has been elegantly refurbished. Early wrought-iron roof trusses and glazed roofing allow light to filter downwards over the interior. Patio Licensed Cafe looks out over Queen Street. There are a couple of coffee bars at the other end of the arcade. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Mick Yates  |
 Photo: Irene Wood |
 Photo: Irene Wood |
|
Rose and Heather |
14 Morrow St Newmarket Auckland 1023 New Zealand +64 (0)9 5204442 http://www.roseandheather.co.nz |
The superb furniture from Rose and Heather is created from ancient kauri timber found buried in New Zealand swamps, and radiocarbon dated at up to 43,000 years old. The kauri timber has remained in remarkable condition and when polished shines with a beautiful golden glow. The hallmark of Rose and Heather furniture is the blend of ancient wood and classic lines, quality design to international standards, and excellent craftsmanship in cabinet making. Review © 2007, Wcities |
|
A long ago place |
Shop 9, St. Kevin's Arcade 183 Karangahape Road Auckland 1001 New Zealand +64 (0)9 309 3375 |
If Retro is your look then look no further than the wacky Smith & Roelants. Full of eclectic and original things, here you can find everything from original Crown Lynn pottery to fox-fur stoles and just about anything in between. They stock Victorian clothing as well as trendier Retro styles and a wide range of household accessories for the specialty buyer. Some furniture is also on site or can be sourced if you give them a little charm and a little time. Review © 2007, Wcities |
|
Inner city antique store |
Queens Arcade Queen Street Auckland 1001 New Zealand +64 (0)9 379 0887 |
This quaint little antique store, hidden upstairs in Queens Arcade, is quite a find for collectors of china and ceramics, second-hand books and paintings. They have some pieces of real quality here. There are some small items of furniture and interesting bric-a-brac which is definitely worth browsing through, such as antique style teddy bears. This is one of only a few antique dealers in the central business district. Review © 2007, Wcities |
|
Old english fabrics |
89a Great South Road Remuera Auckland New Zealand +64 (0)9 520 5565 |
This small, friendly store is a treasure trove of Victorian fabrics, clothing, and memorabilia. With genuine curtains and cushions, lace and accessories, your villa could be refurbished to its original style. Take your time to sift through shelves of delicate prints, rummage through the racks of period clothing and don't forget to search deep into the corners for hidden treasures. Most stock is sourced and imported from England and the staff is able to assist with special requirements. It is located approximately 10 minutes from downtown Auckland. Review © 2007, Wcities |