Bargain Thrift Store

this place seems to do well with the home/​kitchen items, furniture and small collectibles. The clothes were in pretty rough shape, the book selection was pretty bland. The prices weren’t amazing, but I suspect that it’s the kind of place you can and should bargain; thus the name!
If you just moved in and need some furniture and knick– knacks, Bargain Thrift won’t disappoint.

I am never quite sure how things end up at one thrift store over another, but in all my adventures hunting for vintage collectibles and art, Bargain thrift rarely disappoints. I have on several occasions discovered terrific art finds.
I think they may buy up remaining items from estate sales versus simply taking collections from the public. Depending on whether I hit or right or not, there will numerous high-​end items priced pretty reasonably. Be sure to take your iPhone and Google the artists’ name or descriptions of the glassware, etc.
Some of my better finds include and entire collections of original Jewish art; a painting by Colette from 1978 and a painting by Louise Sherpa Lovett from 1935. I have passed on many more items because I was not sure if they were of value or not.
Bargain Thrift also has large collections of everyday dinnerware for sale. Also, I’ve found highly collectible Tupperware and Club Aluminum here. These items can be almost impossible to find at other thrift stores. This store also has a lot of clothes, bedspreads and some furniture. None of the furniture has ever seemed worth a second glance. Scour the purses and you might find a gem. I did and sold it on ebay for $ 100. I also found a Knipps vintage Umbrella, which is so cool!
The downside of Bargain Thrift is the same downside to every thrift store. You have to wade through a lot of junk to find the treasure. In my opinion, it’s easier to do this at BT than any other thrift store in town.