This jewel in Pioneer Square serves up vintage dinnerware and pottery in mint condition.

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The Scene
Owners Michael Lindsey and Bif Brigman scour the country in search of additions to their extensive selection of American-made 20th-century pottery and dinnerware in styles such as Arts and Crafts, Art Deco and California Modern.

The Goods
It's all displayed in a turn-of-the-century brick building with pieces stacked from the hardwood floors to the pressed-tin ceiling. They also carry period lamps, tiles, tile-topped tables and vintage linens. Start your collection with a dinner plate between $15 and $20. Work up to a piece of Roseville pottery ($100 to $800). For collectors without a budget, a circa-1900 Frederick Rhead arts and crafts vase runs in the tens of thousands.