The product selected was one where the furniture company had stock in their warehouse; a mere…read moreninety miles away. With the purchase agreement and deposit completed, the delivery date was somewhat vague, supposedly due to the problems of finding drivers during the Covid pandemic. After nearly a month of waiting patiently, a message was sent to the company office where the salesperson and sales manager changed their story. The 'new' timeline was written in a return email as reading; "we're at the mercy of the delivery company and don't have a delivery date, but as soon as we get the product we'll give you a call." In essence, there's a serious breakdown in communications as the sales person clearly indicated 'by the end of the week with the sales manager waving the 'we're at the mercy' flag which is a contradiction of points in their own ranks. Sorry folks, I now don't trust anything coming from their mouth's and wouldn't trust the lot if their tongues were bank stamped. The old saying goes; "If a company uses an I'm sorry excuse, they're a sorry excuse for a company." This seems to be the case for Kaiser; as I've read other such reviews on the internet. No more business through their organization. Period.

I've purchased several pieces of living room furniture at Kiser's in the past year. After going in…read moreseveral times last month, I decided on dining room furniture and a bed. I called twice and left messages both times. The lady who answered the phone told me she gave the salesperson my contact details. No response either time. I cannot help but think I was deliberately ignored. After one full week with no call back, I bought furniture elsewhere. I am not impressed.

This place was a very large antique store! This store featured three whole levels full of…read moreincredible goodies and unbelievable finds. Staff here was absolutely friendly and social throughout our entire visit. There wasn't too many people shopping here. Thankfully the store was open on a Monday so it was nice and peaceful here. The price is here are a bit overpriced unfortunately. Overall, I did see this place as a common antique store.

Literally something for everyone! Owner was also extremely nice…read more FOUR levels, in a beautiful building downtown, with tons to choose from. Treasure Hunt!

Had such high hopes for this place. I went in looking for a patterned and colorful lamp shade. But…read morethe lamp shades she carries are plain and overpriced (starting at $200) and apart from a few cute and also overpriced finials, there wasn't anything unique or interesting in the shop. Big let down.

From the owner: Shady Business is Southwest Virginia's premier source for custom designed lamps, chandeliers,…read morehigh-quality lamp shades, boutique gifts and gorgeous home decor. We carry exquisite silk, linen, and parchment shades, and a large collection of fine finials to help you find the perfect finishes for your lamp. High quality silk, linen, parchment lampshades Original design lamps Exquisite finials for lamps Porcelain night lights, battery operated wax candles Fine gifts and home fragrances Decorative items for the home Specialty jewelry and sleepwear

Highly recommended…read more We stumbled into the shop while exploring Abingdon, and instantly connected with Karen. She was wonderful to work with - she has a way of explaining the history of each piece that left us grateful to have found her store. We took home three pieces and are very happy with our experience. We'll return for more.

Wonderful and amazing antique store! Visited and met Karen for the first time during the Virginia…read moreHighlands Festival week and was not disappointed. She has a lovely store with perfectly curated items, from unique and classy European to primitive country and local Virginia items. There is something for everyone who appreciates quality antiques. I also enjoyed the friendly and fun neighborhood atmosphere as we noticed many local customers come and go with laughter and smiles. We had such a good time we came back the next day to search for more treasures! We can't wait to visit again.

Wonderful shop! The traditional furniture made of reclaimed wood (wormy chestnut!) is to die for…read more Maker is an exceptionally skilled woodworker with exceptional materials, and if I had the space in my home (and the money), I'd buy everything he has displayed there. The shop also has gorgeous antique country furniture of a sort I'd never seen before, very interesting vintage decorative accessories, and collector-grade antique cast iron cookware that is fully refinished (a lot of long-gone pre-Great Depression American foundries are represented). Wolf Hills Antiques hasn't been open long, but it very quickly became my favorite antiques store in Abingdon. I'm a collector, and I especially recommend it to other collectors. Prices range from moderate to pricey, but unlike many antiques shops nationwide, the pricey items seem fair market value for what they are.

This is a fantastic shop. The staff are very friendly and the atmosphere is welcoming. We bought…read moresome lovely pieces and the prices were very reasonable. This is the kind of store you want to come back to because it ticks every box. The merchandise is displayed beautifully.

I have been shopping at the Antique Barn since it opened. It is a wonderful large antique place and…read morehas never failed to let me down. There's always something new and exciting to find. I definitely recommend this place if you are fancy to antiques and nostalgia.

If I could give a zero, I would. I was looking for furniture and was told after I found two chairs…read morethat they could be held after we asked about the layaway policy. They said they contacted the manager and she said it was ok to hold them for ya until August. I was coerced into buying theses chairs and when they wouldn't work and I called the people back, they told me to talk to the manager on Weds. I called and explained it to Amber, the manager, and she refused to refund my money even though her staff coerced me into buying instead of layaway. Buyer beware.