Oddly Unique offers antiques, vintage items and collectibles in Antioch’s historic downtown Rivertown
Customers browse inside the Oddly Unique store in downtown Antioch on Saturday, February 21, 2015.
By Allen Payton
Opened in Antioch’s historic downtown Rivertown in June, 2015 by Debbie Blaisure and Toni Lincks, Oddly Unique is just as the name says.
It’s a collection of antiques, collectibles and vintage items that will meet anyone’s tastes.
They offer furniture, jewelry, glasswear, toys, home decor, clothing, LP’s (that’s vinyl records for you CD generation types), and dolls by Frank Bruno.
Oddly Unique’s backroom includes the Man Cave.
Oddly Unique also offers something for the guys in their mancave including fishing, golf and camping items.
Debbie and Toni, who both have full-time jobs, started out at an antique co-op in downtown Brentwood. Then after five years, had outgrown the space and decided to open their own store.
“This is our passion,” Debbie said. “We feel that we can do a lot for the community, our loyal customers and friends.”
The store had a variety of shoppers on a recent Saturday afternoon. One was Mary Frederickson, a long-time resident of Antioch.
“I’m so excited for this,” she said. “The activity is back downtown.”
The store, located at 209 G Street, is open Monday through Friday from 2 to 9 pm and weekends Noon to 6.
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