All Sutter Creek Shops

Old Hotel Antiques is one of the longest established stores in Sutter Creek – since 1973. We feature Depression Glass, jewelry, advertising and collectors items to numerous to mention them all. We look forward to making new friends and customers. Call or stop by to see if we have what you are looking for!

Hours:
Thursday-Sunday 11am-5pm

Over 10 different vendors offer diverse items from beautiful furniture pieces reflecting the elegance of the past, to cut and pressed glass, antique and costume jewelry and charming collectables.

You never know what you’ll find here, but the treasure hunt is on the way! Look for lovely, antique furnishings, glass and ceramics, sparkling jewelry from the past and more collectables than you thought possible. There are pretty clothes buttons and campaign buttons, paper ephemera, teacups and saucers, dolls and toys and much, much more. Take time to visit times past in this inviting collective of wondrous selections from knowledgeable vendors.

Hours
Open daily 10am – 5pm

Purchase Aprons, Caps, Tee Shirts and Pinkerton patterns. Available at the Knight Foundry Monthly Tours and by phone.

See the Knight Foundry merchandise here.

Sutter Creek’s Historic, Industrial Crown Jewel. The Knight Foundry, set in the heart of Sutter Creek, California, is America’s last water-powered foundry and machine shop. Established in 1873 by Samuel Knight, this extraordinary facility includes the unique historic equipment and machinery, still in place in its original context, just as it was during its Gold Rush-era heyday.

Knight Foundry is nationally recognized as a National Historic Mechanical Engineering Landmark and a California Registered Historical Landmark. The Foundry is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and was named by the National Trust for Historic Preservation as one of America’s eleven most endangered historic places.

A little shop of needful things.

This is a locally owned shop by 3 Chicks in Sutter Creek. They feature a wide array of gift items and home furnishings. 

Specializing in Vintage Collectibles, Antiques, New Gifts, and Home Decor. The cool thing about the Tigby Hill layout of the shop is that it is 2 separate rooms. Front room is more feminine with girlie vintage items and new candles and soaps. Also beautiful handmade vintage china mosaic hearts that Mary makes. Peter has the back room filled to the brim with his hot rod photography, vintage toys, old flags and collectibles. They have beautiful original artwork, home decor, old books and also have an extensive assortment of 1970’s hippie turquoise jewelry!

Hours
Wednesday thru Sunday 11-5 Closed Monday and Tuesday ( except on holidays falling on a Monday)

We are a wellness store focused on pets and people and carry CBD products and brands!

This Sutter Creek shop is offering a range of reputable, lab-tested brands and products for pet and people needs. Naturally-occurring hemp-derived CBD is legal in all 50 states — it has no psychoactive properties, but contains all of the healing qualities that come from the hemp plant which are found to be beneficial for people and pets alike.

Says business owner, Andrea Roberts: “I am a veterinary technician with over 20 years experience. I have mostly worked with pets in specialty animal hospitals in Southern California and emergency. I am a native to Sutter Creek and love our community and small business support in Amador county. I hope to bring knowledge and CBD supplements that support health and balance in people and there pets. So both can enjoy each other even more!”

DAYS & HOURS
Monday 11:00am – 6:00pm
Tuesday 11:00am – 6:00pm
Wednesday 11:00am – 6:00pm
Thursday 11:00am – 6:00pm
Friday 11:00am – 6:00pm
Saturday 11:00am – 5:00pm
Sunday 11:00am – 5:00pm

This art and photo gallery within Creekside Shops showcases fine art, limited edition prints and photography by local artists Patricia Stikeleather, Al Thompson and others. Unique images in this co-op.

Hours
10-5 daily.

Wonderful high end, women’s Consignment Boutique featuring clothing, jewelry, purses, shoes and anything pertaining to women. Consignments welcome.

Hours
Open 5 days a week.
Closed Monday and Wednesday.

Contemporary fashions for all ages. Wide selection of great fitting jeans, casual to dressy tops, PJ’s and accessories. Let us be your personal stylist. Sizes 0 to 16.

Hours
Open 7 Days 11am to 5pm.

We specialize in a unique selection of vintage inspired home furnishings, romantic and fun clothing, jewelry and accessories for women and children. Located in Sutter Creek over 25 years.

Hours
Open daily 10am-5pm

Natural fibre clothing, artisan jewelry, stylish accessories, fashionable hats, comfortable footwear, practical handbags, designer sunglasses, eye-catching watches and more. Plus a knowledgeable, helpful staff.

We are open every day from 11:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. or by appointment.

Three animals, 20 countries, 80 cheeses – imported and domestic, cow, goat and sheep milk cheeses sourced from artisanal cheesemakers and small dairies. New cheeses arrive four times a week; special orders are welcome.

Proudly offering our wines, Miller Wine Works. Artisan wines handcrafted by Gary Miller, since 2000. Fruit sourced from sustainably farmed vineyards in the Sierra Foothills.

Hours
Open 7 days-a-week from 10:00am until 5:00 pm.

Showcases lovely lines of distinctive accessories and separates. You’ll find stylish clothing, jewelry, belts, handbags and seasonal choices to enhance collections. UBU has expanded to include 16 Eureka Street.

Hours
7 days a week from 10am – 6pm.

Beautiful store with unique and hand crafted items! Wonderful place to shop with unusual gifts and fantastic signs created. Plus a large variety of merchandise. Guest review: “We went with our family for a outing in Sutter Creek today. This shop is just amazing! So many cool unique items to chose from. Can’t wait to shop here again.”

On Purpose features books, stunning natural crystals, minerals, fossils, unique jewelry and unusual imported objets d’art.

Hours
Wednesday-Thursday 10am-4pm; Friday-Sunday 10am-5pm

Bellflower Home and Garden Annex occupies nearly all of the Chichizola Store. The earliest part of the building was completed in 1877. Located on Water Street, everyone passed the store on their way to the original gold mining encampment up stream. A large addition to the building was completed sometime in the next ten years. With two foot thick foundation walls and full steel doors to protect from fire, this building is authentic, surviving the fires that used to sweep through town. First, housing a General Store in the Gold Rush town of Amador City, it was filled with so much merchandise that rafters were used for displaying the goods! The Chichizola Store remains the largest commercial building in the town.

Many years later, the Antonini Family purchased the building. They operated a general store and converted part of the original building into a feed store. The family also operated the Associated Gas Station that used to occupy the current outdoor display area for Bellflower.

Dan Schutz, Proprietor, finds merchandize that helps tell the unique story of Amador City and its early history. These wonderful objects are displayed in vintage cabinets.

In original Amador City homes, there are antique shelf brackets. Expensive and hard to find, Dan carries cast iron reproductions of the original designs. Also, cast iron switch plates with similar traditional designs are available for restoration projects.

Note pads that feature Amador City as THE CITY of the world are printed on 50% recycled paper with a 15% post consumer content.

If you have just sampled wines from the 150 year old vines in the Shenandoah Valley, a fine selection of grape and wine oriented objects is available. A fruited olive branch is a reminder of the exquisite local olive oil that you just purchased from Andrae’s Bread and Cheese Shop.

A long time ago, when truck brakes were not so good and Highway 49, along the route that the original 49ers took, was very narrow, Tony Antonini was just a lad. While he was managing the Gas Station for his Dad, he heard a loud horn. Tony knew that a truck had lost its brakes. Being smart, and standing right in front of gasoline tanks, he ran! A Southern California truck was coming down Highway 49, overloaded with watermelons. Missing the gas pumps, the truck plowed through the Station and up the hill. It stopped after destroying a burial chamber in the City Cemetery. This is true, Tony himself told me the story just a few years ago.

Fast forward to today! The Associated Gas Station is gone, brakes are reliable and you will enjoy the fabulous yard art in Bellflower Annex.

A unique collection of individual antique and curio shops.

Hours
7 days a week, 10am-5pm

Specializing in Home and Unique Seasonal Décor.

Hours
Tuesday-Sunday 10am-5:30pm