Business Details
10 Years
experience
Your Ultimate Antique & Vintage Shopping Destination in Bayswater
Hunted Antiques opened its doors in December 2016, establishing itself as Melbourne's largest antique warehouse. Spanning just under an acre, our Bayswater facility houses thousands of antiques, collectibles, and vintage items curated by over 240 stallholders. We specialize in creating a dynamic marketplace where visitors discover everything from rare memorabilia to retro furniture while offering entrepreneurs opportunities to operate their own stalls without shift requirements.Our team manages all transactions, allowing sellers to focus on curating unique items. With new stock arriving daily and delivery services available, we combine traditional antique hunting with modern convenience. Our establishment has become a community hub for collectors, decorators, and casual shoppers alike.
Services
Antique Furniture
Memorabilia
Retro Furniture
Vintage Items
Stall Rentals
Details
- Year established: 2016
Highlights and features
- We offer a massive 1-acre warehouse with thousands of unique items
- Stallholder opportunities with no shifts required
- Daily new arrivals ensure fresh inventory
- Professional delivery service for large items
- Curated collection spanning antiques to modern retro pieces
What people say
Endless treasures
Daily new stock
Great stallholder support
Excellent delivery service
Perfect gift hunting
Services
Antique Furniture
Our antique furniture collection spans Georgian, Edwardian, and mid-century Australian pieces. Each item undergoes careful curation by specialist stallholders who provide provenance details. We offer delivery services for large items and maintain a 'WANTED' list to help customers source specific pieces. Our inventory includes wardrobes, dining sets, bookcases, and decorative items.
Memorabilia
We house Melbourne's largest memorabilia collection including sports, military, and pop culture items. Our stallholders specialize in rare AFL guernseys, vintage comics, and film collectibles. The 'WANTED' list system helps track down specific items while our delivery service accommodates bulky purchases. New stock arrives daily from private collections and estate sales.
Retro Furniture
Our retro furniture section features 1940s-1990s pieces including iconic orange cabinets and pendant lights. Stallholders maintain original finishes while ensuring structural integrity. We offer sales tracking through monthly 'rollover' sheets and provide 10% commission on counter sales. Delivery options available for oversized items.
Vintage Items
The vintage section includes clothing, decorative arts, and homewares from the 1940s-1990s. Our 240+ stallholders maintain diverse inventories while our staff coordinates delivery services. We offer temporary stall rentals for estate clearances and maintain a 'WANTED' list to connect buyers with specific items.
Stall Rentals
We provide flexible stall rentals starting at $100pcm with no contracts. Stallholders receive sales tracking through monthly 'rollover' sheets and retain 90% of counter sales. Our staff manages transactions while allowing private sales directly between traders. Cabinet rentals available for small item sellers.
Questions
What are your opening hours?
We're open 7 days a week, 363 days a year from 10am-5pm. Closed only on Christmas Day and ANZAC Day.
Can I rent a stall?
Yes! Stall spaces start at $100pcm with month-to-month rentals. No contracts required. Temporary spaces available for estate clearances.
Do you deliver purchased items?
Yes, we arrange delivery for large/bulky items. Contact counter staff for details and pricing.
How do I find specific items?
Check our 'WANTED' list at the counter or describe your needs to staff. Stallholders will contact you if they locate matching items.
Can I buy items over the phone?
Yes, call 1300 486 833 to check item availability and arrange purchases within 7 days.
Do you buy antiques directly?
We don't purchase items ourselves, but some stallholders may be interested in buying collections or individual pieces.
