Nice layout, clean and tidy. No discounts for bundling nor room for negotiation…read more I found it interesting that a lot of individual items were marked $18 dollars. Is this a new minimum price point? I waited 40 minutes until they opened at 10a. I won't do that again but if they are open it's worth a look.

The place offers plenty of things for everyone, it is organized and clean…read more They have the main floor as well as more things on other two levels

Wonderful discovery in an unassuming area. Prices are very fair and the inventory is changing all…read morethe time. Smaller space provides a warm boutique atmosphere. They are "known" for furniture, but also have jewelry, lamps, antiques, and accessories. Even cards!

Of the 3 main antique stores in the Winfield Antique Shopping District, Rejoice Resale was my least…read morefavorite. This is the smallest and has the least amount of "booths" so the variation is fairly similar. No jewelry. Booooooo! Plenty of parking out front, right across from the train station! I walked out with 1 giant breads heart lock to use as a paper weight.

We were on our Sunday walk and stopped in to check out the store. There was quite a selection of…read moreitems. The ambience and look of the store is wonderful. Carla was awesome - very friendly and a pleasure to work with. We had to order specialty jewelry - and the process was easy. We purchased jewelry, soaps, candles, kitchen towel, etc.. All great quality!!! The pricing was very reasonable. We are definitely going back again. I would highly recommend this store!!!

I was very impressed by Kathryn and her staff's outstanding customer service, flexibility, and…read morepersonalized attention, when I had to special order some products. I love the decor and unique items in the store, which make beautiful gifts! I highly recommend Bench492.

Nice shop, nice person working. Kinda pricy. I loved the straw boat hats that were displayed on the…read morewall. They specialize in 19th century American furniture and knickknacks. I did find Frida

Tired of following signs that advertise 'ANTIQUES' only to find a buiding full of Beanie Babies,…read more1970s kitchenware, and your high school yearbook? Sign of the Whale offers none of that. What you will find are authentic antiques - not reproductions - pleasingly displayed in a clean and organized setting. The owners are knowledgeable and friendly and I'll be stopping there whenever I am near Glen Ellyn.

In the compactness of what is similar to Savers or Goodwill this place packs a punch like The Real…read moreDeal Holyfield to your leaving bag. Got a few jeans for a great price so I'm happy, and the money goes to charity. Kewl. It's a vibe as they say

I continue to support the Treasure House by driving from St. Charles to make my donations, but I…read morehave stopped shopping there as prices have risen in the last year. I was there last weekend and saw a few things that I liked, but could not bring my self to spend $30 - $40 for a small pottery bowl, etc. I believe that the store manager feels that she can ask the high prices she sees at online sites, as I overheard her trying to convince a shopper that she saw the same Dansk teak trivet online and that's why she was asking $96 for it. A few weeks later I saw the same trivet on Facebook Marketplace for $15. I hope that they are making money and these high prices haven't impacted what they are raising to support Metropolitan Family Services.

I mean, there's more than you would think walking in. I found a FOUR pack of solid movies Repo The…read moreGenetic Musical a copy from Hollywood Video complete with lock on it lol, Phantom of The Opera, Phantom of the Red House and Ikiru. So I got some classics for like under $2 lol. Didn't see much clothes of use.

What a great find! Staff were so nice and everything was well curated and labeled, and prices can't…read morebe beat! I found an amazing dress for $8, a Nigella Lawson hardback cookbook for $2.50, and a huge candleholder for $5. We'll definitely be coming back here!

Stumbling around downtown Wheaton, we found this beautiful gem. This place has some of the best…read moreantiques that are honestly historic artifacts and they're all being sold at what I consider "fair" prices. You can own pieces of history from living legends like a signiture in prestine condition from "Joe DiMaggio, Ty Cobb, Babe Ruth", Worn jerseys from athletes, Hair from Marilyn Monroe, signiture from MLK Jr. The amount of history and historic artifacts compare to none. Definitely worth coming here!

From the owner: On Pawn Stars Season 13 Episode 2, we attempted to sell two 1368 Ming Dynasty banknotes. The…read moreearliest mass-produced paper money. In our store, you will find less than half of what has been collected since 2010. To view our higher end products, please use the QR code on the window, which will take you to our eBay listings. Note, if purchasing directly in the store, most items would be around 50% of eBay list prices.

Lovely shop with lots of things to browse through - home decorating, flowers/garden, jewelry…read more Would definitely stop in if I'm in the area again.

This place looks adorable and I loved the look of the event room. Unfortunately, the person behind…read morethe desk ruined the experience. She was rude, argumentative, and seems to get off by trying to prove a point. I was excited to bring my out-of-town parents here to look for a few specific items. When we got here we parked in the back and walked up to the entrance. The double doors would not open and seemed locked. We saw the sign that said to use the other door, so we tried pulling the other door and it wouldn't open. Another sign claimed the wind makes the door hard to open...but there wasn't a breeze to be felt. After verifying we were there on the right day and the store was in fact to be open, we walked all around the outside looking for the "other door". We found another door towards the front and walked in...only to be told by the woman that we came in the wrong door. We said the main door was locked and she was adamant it wasn't and asked to show me how it wasn't locked. I followed her to the front door and she told me to push. I did and it didn't open. She said no you have to push harder. I did and the heavy door finally opened a smidge. Apparently you're supposed to be as rough with the doors as she is with customers. After I went out to wait for my parents in the car, she then tried to show my mom that the door wasn't locked. FINE! We get it! Your heavy doors are hard for customers to open. I won't be back.