Muff's Antiques

Mehhh, Not a fan of dusty old trinkets, but some people are, if you are then this place will excited you.

Great place for all kinds of vintage things. I was looking for cabinet hardware. Hit the jackpot! Great staff as well, so helpful.

They has exactly what I was looking for and to my delighted surprise they had things I needed but had no idea where to get them from. Amazing assortment of various vintage and antique replacement parts and pieces. I will be trolling thier website often.

More than antique hardware! Large variety of antique hardware, unique antique items, and excellent gift selection that can't be found at a department store. Staff is extremely helpful and friendly. My go to place to enhance restoration or upscale projects!

Absolutely one of the best antique hardware stores I've ever run across. Lots of nearly impossible to find pieces, displayed in a way that makes them easy to find when you are in the store.

They had exactly what I needed for my antique cabinet! I was so happy! Such nice people.they even touched up my other knobs that I didn't even buy from them.

I have a 1953 Majestic TV console which I broke the irreplaceable handle. I brought it to Muff's for repair. She did an amazing job! You cannot see the metal work she applied to the back at all. I am so very happy and thankful. All for $20!

This place has so much to offer. Doorknobs, handles, lights and anything vintage you may be on the hunt for your next project. Make sure you bring door knob, hole dimensions.

Well, it looks like I am back again. there has not been anyone doing reviews lately. Thanks for being a part of this transformation of this Steamer Wardrobe trunk. Found hardware that was critical to restoring this precious peace of history.

This place is fantastic! If you are looking for antique hardware and one of a kind pieces this is your spot.

Creepy woman followed me and friends around the store, we literally had to evade her and run out of the store it was so unsettling. Would not recommend, unless you like getting chased by creepy people in claustrophobic halls.

Wow, what a cool store! They have a great selection of stuff! We needed bathroom cabinet hinges that Lowes and Home Depot did not carry. When we got in the store and was greeted by very friendly and knowledgeable people, they found what we needed within minutes! They were fantastic, love this store, we highly recommend Muffs. We will be back!

Excellent selection and service. I have been coming here for years, as I've owned old homes for the past 20 years. The staff have been most helpful with recommendations of hardware, searching for good matches to existing hardware, and figuring out solutions to hardware challenges common to old homes. Definitely worth a visit!

I drove an hour to come make a purchase and the hours they post on the door are not reflective of the posted hours online. They seem to only be open 4 hours a day. Can't wait around over an hour for them to open, lost a customer unfortunately!

Gorgeous vintage hardware for your retro house. They have scads of items: doorknobs, door knockers, switchplate covers, lamps, lampshades, and many more exciting items. It's well worth a look!

This store is amazing. I had a nightstand that somehow mysteriously lost the rosette holding the pull on, (thank you cleaning people). This was a drawer I didn't use much as it had socks in it., so heaven knows when it happened. The bedroom set was purchased at Ethan Allen years ago. I went to Ethan Allen and they didn't have the hardware but recommended that I go to Muff's in Orange.

This store has thousands and thousands, literally, of discontinued and a antique pulls, door knobs and anything else you can think of. They were super helpful and the proprietor knew exactly where to look and produced a replacement rosette in no time. If you need something replaced or just want to change things go there. I promise you won't be disappointed.

Muff's, that indispensable vintage hardware joint, appears to have closed, unless they've moved. Boo hoo.

I have shopped here before for parts, yesterday was the scam of the year. Don't let them know you really need a part, they soak you and take your hard earned money, the daughter is rude and talks under her breath about you. I needed an old key, they found a reproduction China made key that costs retail $5.00. Then the daughter rang it up and said that will be $25.00, I just about passed out, American Greed.

I stopped by a locksmith and he verified it was a China made.99 cent key. The key is from (Antique Keys.net), $6 reproduction key. As the antique stores in the Orange Circle are closing, you can see why.

Got there first thing in the morning and acted very mellow. Store owner and son were very mellow. Learned about what to call that thingamagig. Turns out Muff's price was twice what I found it for. However, I wouldn't have found it without learning from them. Remember, no returns.

If you own a vintage home, places like Muff's are indispensable. The owners were incredibly helpful in cutting a new skeleton key for the mortise locks in my 1930's home. The place is a true treasure trove of hard to find hardware from the Victorian era straight through to the Mid-Century. Need a door knob? They have walls of them. Edwardian era escutcheon plate? Got 'em. Sash weights for double-hung windows?

They have buckets of them. Okay okay, you get the point. Yes, they aren't the cheapest, BUT you are paying for the owner's knowledge and for items that were crafted in the good ol' USA back when quality craftsmanship really meant something. So when you put everything in perspective, the items sold at Muff's aren't as expensive as you might first think. Sure you can buy reproductions online but they will surely be made overseas and lack the history and patina that come with the real deal.

Unique items but above all AMAZINGLY helpful. They really know their stuff and are professionals through and through. I walked in for advice - I didn't buy a single thing - and Laurel helped me solve my problem with a level of service seldom seen in retail today.

I was originally very excited to find a store that had some antique clothing for a decent price, but due to my brief experience there I will not be returning. I had tried on a dress at 3pm and asked if I could place it on hold until closing (5pm.) They said no problem. When I came back 1 hour later to buy the dress, she said she sold it due to the fact that, "People place things on hold all the time and never come back." Well I came back.

Only an hour after I was told it would be held for me. I understand that you want to make a sale. And I understand that 80% of the customers who puts things on hold won't come back (trust me. I've worked in retail.) But that's no excuse. If you aren't going to ACTUALLY hold something for a client, tell them you don't place items on hold. Don't lie and thus disrespect someone who could potentially be a committed customer.

Muff's? I think Muffs could qualify as a museum. Drool factor = 5 out of 5 Hooray for keeping the store well stocked with vintage (not everything is "antique") hard to find items. Stocked, as in. floor to ceiling, stuffed in every nook and cranny. This is not the place for an OCD personality. Seeing lots of things Mom had, I really didn't need, things I finally got rid of, now selling here for big bucks? Arrrgh. = Now, for the things I do want to buy, I know I can get much of this stuff cheaper on-line.

But seeing it in real life before you buy is about as good as it gets. And no waiting. I got lucky and found a set of vintage, glass paned doors to put in my kitchen for a new corner pantry. Needs a good paint job but is absolutely perfect for my vintage house. I just hope it doesn't have some poltergeist attached. I know about that stuff. I get creeped out watching Haunted Collector on Syfy TV. Prepare to spend hours here.

I really think this place has to be some kind of safety hazard. If you are here during an earthquake, i really don't think you would make it out alive and if you are wider than average, you won't fit through the walkways.it felt like walking through a hoarders house using their one path from the door. Can't comment on prices or even the stuff cuz i hightailed it outta there as images of being buried under never ending piles of doorknobs and hardware filled my head.

I think the owners love their antiques so much that this store is really just a museum or self-storage for their collection! This store is jam packed from floor to ceiling of vintage stuff and antiquities. The old lady sitting behind the counter is grumpy and rude. I never understand why people own a business where people interaction is part of the business and then treat customers like they are an annoying nuisance.

I inquired about a vintage salvaged window frame they had - they told me $15. Then a few moments later, the old lady (store owner) decides that the price is WRONG and because an old-salvaged window is "old and hard-to-find", the price should be $22, she then carries the item back to the front of the store as if I'm not worthy of buying it. :( Every antique mall carries stuff that is "old and hard-to-find", as well as eBay too. I guess they would rather NOT sell merchandise?

This is THE place to go for old knobs, hinges, door handles, window latches, et cetera. They also have some salvage items, windows, doors, and other architectural items, in the back. The staff are relatively helpful, but you do have to know what you're looking for. So come with measurements, a digital camera, measuring tape, etc.