Fat Willy's Antiques
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Fat Willy's Antiques is a well-established antique store located in the historic town of Los Gatos, California. Owned and operated by Bill, a passionate antique collector with over 45 years of experience, the store specializes in exceptional pieces from the 18th, 19th, and early 20th centuries, offering a wide selection of large furniture items, fine china, crystal, silver, and lighting fixtures.
Situated in the heart of Los Gatos, the store's intimate and well-organized space allows visitors to easily browse the diverse inventory. Customers consistently praise the store's exceptional, wonderful, and really cool and unique collection, which includes everything from ornate Victorian armoires to delicate porcelain figurines. The attention to detail and thoughtful curation of each item ensures that every visit to Fat Willy's Antiques is a truly memorable experience.
The store's focus on large, intricate furniture pieces creates a sense of wonder and discovery, inviting visitors to inquire about the latest additions to the inventory. Recent highlights include a stunning 19th-century grandfather clock and a rare Art Deco lamp, both of which have been meticulously restored and displayed to showcase their timeless beauty.
Complemented by the charming town of Los Gatos, which offers a variety of historic sites, dining, and shopping options, a trip to Fat Willy's Antiques is the perfect way to immerse oneself in the past and uncover hidden treasures. Visitors can explore the town's picturesque downtown, visit the Los Gatos History Museum, or enjoy a meal at one of the many local restaurants, all within a short distance of the store.
The knowledgeable and friendly staff at Fat Willy's Antiques are eager to assist customers in their treasure hunt, guiding them through the store's diverse collection and sharing their expertise on the history and provenance of each item. Customers have consistently praised the staff's exceptional customer service and deep knowledge of antiques, making the shopping experience at Fat Willy's Antiques both informative and enjoyable.
Whether you're a seasoned antique enthusiast or simply looking to discover unique and timeless pieces, a visit to Fat Willy's Antiques in the charming town of Los Gatos is sure to be a highlight of your day. The store's ever-evolving inventory and commitment to excellence ensure that each visit will be a new and exciting adventure.
9 reviews
Brie Ambelang
Friendly, authentic, beautiful selection
The Flyin Hawaiian Travels
Absolutely love this place.
S W.
I would recommend this Antiques store to anyone who really wants to see some really cool and unique things in this area ！ Best antiques store we have been in. Fantastic collection. Five Star Antiques Store.
Henry W
quality antiques specializing in large unique and intricate pieces. There is however a little bit of everything. The glass pieces and art work are wonderful as well. Definitely check it out if you are in the area. Also, the pieces are most certainly authentic antiques. Clearly the 1* reviewer got his/her feewings huwrrt. Poor baby. 😭 🤣
mtzgirl
I am glad somebody told a parent to watch a kid, love to antique and not with kids. Get a sitter next time lol
David Camp
Authentic, unique shop You just don't find this quality of antiques in one place. Bought a few small things for now... I'll be back.
w s
Very small but everything here is so cool! They have lots of furniture.
Joshua Kast
They specialize in high end furniture. Staff acknowledged my wife and as soon as we walked in and promptly told us "don't touch anything, if you want to see something get us". Unless you're planning on dropping over $1,500 on furniture not the place to go. If you're looking for furniture to fill a very large house then check this place out.
Tiffany Boorsma
Rude customer service and dishonest pricing strategy. I purchased a lamp from one of the owner's "personal collections" and when I discovered the exact same lamp, not a reproduction, made by Design Toscano and available from Overstock and even Amazon for a fifth of the price, I contacted the store to see what could be done, if anything, but at least to explain what I had found. I was sold something passed off as an antique since it had been in the owners home for a number of years and bought from an estate sale. Based on the product I found online, I believe the owner’s origin story but think the lamp she owned and later sold to me was most likely purchased from the current manufacturer who’s been selling the item for a number of years. When I tried to explain the situation, both owners responded defensively and ultimately hung up on me. If a store is going to charge such high prices and tout selling antiques from the 18th, 19th and early 20th century periods, they should be do some preliminary research and be able to stand by their goods, or at the very least be receptive and listen to customer concerns. My mistake for trusting an antiques dealer’s pricing and not doing my own research. If the owner had looked online, they would have been able to find what I did and not charge five times the manufacturer’s current price.