All Ms. Charlotte’s Treasures

There isn’t much good thrifting to be found in Clinton, but we couldn’t resist this place right off the Mukilteo ferry terminal. It’s a maze of rooms partitioned off with large pieces of furniture and packed to the rafters with all kinds of old stuff.
The front area has some vintage dishes and glassware, knick-​knacks, furniture, and vintage jewelry in the glass cases at the counter. More rooms in the back contain DVDs and electronics, some used clothing, more housewares and appliances, and random «collectible» items. There was more furniture outside on the sidewalk, but more used than antique. Prices seemed high for what it was.
The man working there didn’t greet us when we walked in or seem very friendly. Someone called asking him to go out back and pass a message to someone else (his wife? Ms. Charlotte?) and he loudly told the person on the phone that he couldn’t leave the counter because there were customers in the store (we were the only ones). Wow, did we really look like we’d stuff Pyrex dishes in our pockets the second his back was turned? We left shortly thereafter because we didn’t feel welcome.
If you’re waiting for the ferry or something, you could probably kill some time browsing through the large quantity of random items here, but Good Cheer Two is a cheaper and friendlier thrift store.