Gift shopping in North America
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Flutter
One of N Mississippi Ave's most interesting shops, with reclaimed and refurbished items for the home, vintage jewelry, books and ephemera. Peruse the birdcages, gothic wedding gowns, ornate pillows and feathery hats.
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Canoe
If you're looking for a unique gift for a discerning person, especially those who like modern design, this is the place. Carefully crafted items from artisans around the globe include everything from wood-handled cheese tools to beautiful ceramics and delicate vases.
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Everything Coca-Cola
Behind the giant Coca-Cola bottle on the Strip, view modern reproductions of nostalgic Coke memorabilia, then visit the old-fashioned soda fountain upstairs.
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Casa del Coleccionista
A treasure-trove of local crafts, including miniatures, silver jewelry and beaded bags. There are also antiques and collectables here, like gaudily-painted tin trays from ’50s cantinas and brightly decorated gourds.
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Harley-Davidson Cafe
Official logo store carries motorcycle and bomber jackets, collectors’ pins, chrome shot glasses and silver belt buckles. Also at New York–New York, Fremont Street Experience and Rio.
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Historical Museum of Southern Florida Gift Shop
Sort of the classiest place to buy Sunshine State tat, this excellent gift shop in the Historical Museum of Southern Florida thrives on Florida, Florida and more Florida: think faux alligators and tacky postcards, plus a fine array of Seminole arts, eclectic souvenirs and Miami books.
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Casa Azul
Walk up the wide steps to the terrace and grand entrance of this colonial-style grand house, which today creates a fitting showcase for antiques and crafts. There is a beguiling combination of kitsch, historic and current day artesanía items spread over three large creaking rooms.
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China Sea Marine Trading Co
This atmospheric shop is packed to the gills with old wooden helms, sextants, telescopes, and all sorts of nautical equipment you might need if you were planning a voyage into the 19th century. You’ll also find navy peacoats, mariner books, vintage weaponry, spooky old diving helmets and a character with a parrot on their shoulder (that’s the owner).
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Raven
Easily the area’s most intriguing shop, Raven is a small two-story cottage packed with wildly designed clocks, antique lamps, recycled glass ornaments, jewelry and other curios. In back, the even more fantastical garden has a tiny pathway skirting beside fountains, faerie sculptures, Buddha heads and assorted gnomes. It’s worth a look even if you’re not in the market for an elfin lawn ornament.
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