Large store but lots of things neither vintage nor antique . Lots of collector " toy" stuff from…read morethe last 20 yrs like tons of those bobble head sports and marvel and cartoon characters. Boring to be honest. It's Xmas time - no Xmas pins, no vintage ornaments . The jewelry was mostly new. I will skip this place and not bother next time I'm In the area

This place has nothing but junk ! Don't waste your time here!! everyone in the store thinks you're…read morestealing. l would be doing them a favor if I took something.

It may take a couple days to full go through what this place has. It can be dark in some rooms and…read moredirty, but it's worth it!

I love thrift stores, antique store, and garage sales. But in the Chicagoland prices are insane,…read moreeveryone seems to thing they have gold. On tv show you see people getting awesome things for very cheap, but I've never experienced it, that is until now. This place is absolutely amazing! This place is exceptionally dirty, unorganized, and has no rhyme or reason, and I wouldn't have it any other way! It is a thrifters dream. Don't wear something nice, you will get dirty. If you have allergies, take a Claritin before hand. It is worth a visit, trust me! They have furniture, China, glassware, lamps, art, kitchen stuff, old nuts/bolts/fittings, old tools, and more. They have a little bit of everything. It's a labyrinth of small paths, dead ends, strange rooms, all full to the ceiling with stuff, literally stuff hanging from the ceiling.

Lots of inventory with fair prices . Glass, China and art…read more I totally agree with the other reviews where it is not apparent where the store is and where the " behind the scenes " is..... there are unexpected " death stair" in the middle of the store that startled me!

First time coming here! I really wanted to check this place out since I learned about this place…read more We came here during the last hour and we walked in and shopped the whole time but there was nobody here it seemed throughout our visit. Overall it's a fair sized antique store though parts of the store aren't sectioned off well where you shouldn't be able to go. Prices did seem a bit fair. Most of the items are nik nacks, collectibles, fine China etc.

I love this store! He has such diverse pieces. I can always find simething that i want. This…read moreweekend I wanted a buffet for my dining room and of course i found it here. The store has antiqued pieces, strange and unusual asian type pieces, grandfather clocks, chairs, benches, equisite desks, wall decor plus loads of other things. Stop in and browse, the owner is wonderful!

I had been through this store before but just to look to see all the beautiful items they carry!…read more Nothing is "junk" - everything is on the upscale side. Yesterday (3/10/21) my hubby and I stopped to see if he had a dining table & chairs available - although we didn't see what we were looking for I did find a beautiful Bombay side table - perfect condition! My hubby and I love the table and it fits in well in our home. I highly recommend you stop by every couple of weeks - I'm sure you'll find something you just can't live without!

The event isn't accurately described or represented in their promotion or website. While this is…read morebilled as a place for those looking for vintage, antiques and salvage, it's really nothing more than a village supported street-side craft fair with two food trucks - one on each end of the street. Sparsely populated with some friendly people running their booths, it's not worth travelling more than 10-15 minutes away to visit, because you can get through the whole "fair" in about 20 minutes. Pictures on their website are out of date, and show when they used to be on larger space with a lot more vendors. Not worth the trip unless your driving by the area and need some handmade soap or a fresh baked loaf of bread or coffee cake.

Me and my wife recently visited this place to see what this place was all about. Rest assured, even…read morethough this address says it's in Minooka though it doesn't look like it on a GPS map, it will take you to the right address. You do have to pay $5 per person to enter which I didn't know about until I got there. There's a great array of vendors here too for all enthusiasts as well. We spent nearly two hours here. I will say if you're in the area and have been to the French Hens market in Morris, some of the same vendors are also there too. They do have small food and concessions here too. Overall, great place worth checking out

Meeting and evaluation of my fathers house and property were pretty straight forward. They said…read moreall the right things and checked all the boxes my siblings and I were looking for. Myself and my son did a LOT of organizing, cleaning, moving furniture. Communication once we hired the company was so so at best. A lot of things were "let me check and get back to you", which ended up with me having to reach out again to follow up. I walked thru my dads house and garage the day before the sale and saw how they priced everything. My dad lives very rural, in the middle of the country so we did not expect a huge turnout but there were people in line waiting with a constant flow of people both days. Day 1 is suppose to be full price as listed yet several of my friends went to the sale and were ready to pay the full price listed and only ended up paying 1/3. Seems like they were wheeling and dealing on day 1. Which we did NOT agree to. WHAT?? On day 1 you asked $20 for something listed as $60? My dads riding lawn mower was priced at $1400. It didnt sell the first day so I knew it would go for $700 on the 2nd day. When we got our itemized list of what sold we saw that the lawn mower sold for only $300!! a 12 piece oak amish dining room set sold for $100, that was a 1/8 of what it was listed at. We paid $1500 for their "fee" and a 65/35 split. Then told that we didnt have to pay thr $1500, that the fee was asked for if the home was determined that it would bring in a profit. When we received the check and itemized list the $1500 was taken out of the profits and the remainder was done at the split. We ended up after all the work and back and forth with $400. a full 3 bedroom home! The itemized list left out A LOT of pieces that were no longer in my fathers home but were not on the list as sold. I asked if anything was going to be taken for consignment at their store and was told no, so not sure where these items went. My father lived very simply so we were not expecting a huge result but really felt we were taken advantage of and it was a HUGE waste of time. I put in a lot of man hours and had I know I would have either A. let them do all the work or B. Did the work and held the sale myself! NOTE-I have been told by multiple people who frequent their sales and many others, as well as people who have hired them in the past, that they will have their regulars (*who resell) come and give them the deals on items. I cannot confirm this but hearing it from many different people gives me pause.

It was a huge place. I didn't like how no one talks to you ! You walk in and no hellos. Then I…read morefigure well the desk is not close to the door so maybe they can't here. It was not busy. I walked around went upstairs. And still nothing. When I walked by the desk not a hello or even acknowledgement. I did see some stuff I wanted to buy, but I did pass. I can look for these things at other places. I am not a fan of giving my money to people that don't want it. So try marketplace or eBay.

I've been to this store many times and I really like it. It's a hidden little gem. The parking can…read morebe a little tricky but it is jam packed with antiques and actual antiques not home goods items like most "antique" stores I have been to lately. The owner is very nice actually and she talks to you. I enjoy talking to her so I don't understand the other reviews. She lets you browse and shop around just fine. I always buy something. This is hands down my favorite antique store. Just wish she was open on Sundays. That's my favorite day to go to antique stores!!

I walked in and the lady working there was incredibly racist. She made a comment about people from…read moredifferent countries being disgusting. I kept browsing when another lady walked in to sell her antique Japanese porcelain, and after she had left, the lady said "this is so ugly, what am I supposed to do with this? It's Japanese, nobody is going to buy it" when I asked to see it, I made a comment saying I thought it was beautiful because IT WAS and she gave me a disgusted look and said "you're not Japanese" to which I responded "so? I don't have to be Japanese to appreciate and respect other countries art work". I'm appalled that this store has any business at all. It was bizarre and very uncomfortable. If you're not a white American, I don't recommend walking into her store.