Nasty Jack's Antiques was established in 1972 by "Nasty" Jack Wilkins and his partner "Diamond" Jim Reynolds. Described by many as two colorful characters, they pursued their dream to operate an antique store.

Through their entrepreneurial savvy, Nasty Jack's grew into one of the biggest and most successful antique establishments on the coast of Western Washington. Eventually, "Diamond" Jim left the business to pursue other interests, and "Nasty" Jack continued to run the business for over twenty years, establishing himself as an icon in the antique world. Throughout the years, "Nasty" Jack was the subject of many television interviews and newspaper articles.

Sadly, in 1994, "Nasty" Jack suffered a heart attack and passed away, leaving the business he built and loved so much to his daughter, Marlo, and his son-in-law, Gary Frank, who run the family business today.

At 12,000 square feet, Nasty Jack's remains one of the largest antique stores in the region.

Reproductions and nostalgic gift items, we truly have something for everyone.

Nasty Jack's is more than just an antique store - we've become one of historic LaConner's main attractions.