A great place to poke around and find some really useful stuff. I've bought several…read moreMyself

Knotty Pine Design Is now my teen daughter's and my new favorite place to shop, hunt, and delight…read more KPD is located at The Landing at Hudson Mills and has over 6,000 square feet of display space. If I listed even half of the categories you can find at KPD this review would be WAY too long but suffice to say, if you collect it or dream of it, you will probably find it at KPD. The toy section seems endless with many high quality, highly desirable collectibles. Unlike usual consignment shops, some areas are rented by local artists with amazing art. Honestly, we could have spent 1/2 a day there and not have begun to scratch the surface of the inventory. The setting is great-super high ceilings, old wood floors and creative displays. The owner was super friendly, available as needed. We can't wait to return, as my daughter said, "We need to come back all the time or we will miss something!" While there check out Brooklyn +Rye & Infusion Art Glass. After you work up an appetite you can get a delicious healthy meal or snack at Good Earth Holistic Kitchen or Wild Hare (by the Medusa Brewery people) which will operate as a specialty coffee cafe and lunch spot by day and a sophisticated, intimate dinner spot and brewery by night.

Not overly impressed... yet. I agree with the only review to date... Until I mentioned I'm a town…read more"blogger/yelper" did I get a crack of a smile from the very cold and stone faced girl at the desk... Once I told her, she was quite lovely. The store is "missing" something, but the knicknacks and finds are cool details for the young and newlywed. I can't put my finger on it... but it's missing something. Let's give them some time, they are new to our very friendly and bubbly community. "Effervescence" was missing in this clean, open and airy shop.

Just drive to Crompton Collective or another similar locally owned shop. I shop here a lot and it…read moreis so rare to be spoken to by staff, that I'm not even surprised anymore. I have bought a lot of cute gifts and clothing there, but will just drive to Worcester to Crompton Collective in the future. I don't know how they are training staff so differently, but it is notable. Their hours keep getting worse too. VisIted today, Small Business Saturday, and they were closed until noon while every other business is open. I don't know, I just don't get it. Feels like a side business that is an after thought for whoever is running it.

What a bummer that I got here only 1/2 hour before they closed!! I had just made it to town on a…read moreSunday, and didn't have time to any more antiquing before heading back to the airport the next morning, so was very happy to stop in here, and do a quick lap. I saw so many things I wanted to get! Unfortunately, some of them were way to big to wrangle home, but nonetheless it was fun looking around. The place had a mix of authentic antiques and new made to look old stuff in a few booths. A number of booths featured vintage clothing, and home decor, with the full rainbow of small collectibles and ephemera. Also, as an out-of-towner, the directions took me to the front of the store, with only street parking, but there was a parking lot behind the building, and other fun shops in the building. This was on a lower level. Definitely a spot worth wandering around if you like old things.

Was in town for a wedding and several people recommended visiting the Crompton Collective...and…read morecollective is the best was to capture the essence of the place. Very interesting and unique locally owner stores and super friendly people!! I was fascinated by the store " Seed to Stem" which is described as a lifestyle and plant boutique. They had a fascinating array of plants and plant related books/items as well as a full array of interesting home related items...decor items crystals/incense, books and the like. It was easy to spend on hour in the store just taking it all in. We also went to the Aristide in the basement and enjoyed looking at the wide range of items...books, clothing, jewelry, knick knacks of various ages, and general home decor items. A fascinating place that you should try!

How can you not love a bargain? And repurposing history? A piece of something that belonged to a…read morestory, and the myths it hides? And the people behind curating and making history magic? Natalie's Piece of Heaven is one of those fun little places, stuffed to the brim with anything you can think of. Something for everyone and definitely the vintage fashionistas roulette - you just know what number lady luck will hand you on a cold and snowy day! Natalie is a gem of person, so much representing the welcoming and friendly vibe Hudson is known for. There are tucked away antique stores to send you on a fun scavenger hunt. Knotty Pine is another (other than one of the owners with this GORGEOUSLY STUNNING FLOW OF PLATINUM HAIR has one of the most acrid personalities I've come across in a long time. I don't know who kicked her cat, but her unpleasantries are forgiven because she keeps a very clean, interesting, approachable business going!) Hudson gem. While Natalie's is a bit smaller space, it doesn't lack for treasure troves of generous piles of vintage and fun jewelry and a stunning case showcasing unique local native indigenous woman's crafts - hair pins, necklaces, etc. all made locally and blessed with what we call "Wampanoag" (but that isn't their true tribal name) spirit. Come say HI to Natalie, and enjoy! Bring kids - vintage toys for them to choose from (just please keep an eye on them, the place is full of delicate glass and moving around is a bit tight). I'm so glad I found this place! I should have started this post as an epic essay: "it was a cold and peltering afternoon. The winds howled as I carefully took my life into my hands on the 20 long steps to Natalie's door..." (YEA, PLENTY OF PARKING close to the entrance! Entrance in the front if you're taking a stroll and go past the brewery on the rail trail or in the back- parking, next to the auto shop across from the gas station, at the light). "OH the challenges of the brave scavenger hunter!" (Ok, I agree, leave the prose to others. I shall stick to my normal hobbies of eating, cooking and eating. Wash-rinse-repeat...)

What a lovely shop for fun, funky, rare and unique finds! Bring your friends and daughters. It's a…read moregreat place to find unique gifts and one of a kind vintage things as well!! ..and who doesn't love spending the afternoon looking through treasures?! I love the vibe and Natalie is a gem!

First of all, the shopkeeper David is wonderful. Very knowledgable and personable, a pleasure to…read moredeal with. The selection of antiques and knick knacks and vintage furniture is fabulous. One of the best, and only, shops like it in MetroWest. Reminds me of the shops in Wells ME that we do not have enough of here in Boston. So happy I discovered this place!

Above and beyond incredible service! An employee noticed me and my sister looking at the purses in…read morean odd way and came over to investigate. When she saw us trying to guess if they were the right dimensions to be let into concert venues, she pulled them all behind the counter and brought out a tape measure to make sure. They have really great discounts for items that stay in the store past a few months and the original prices are pretty fair to begin with. Will for sure be back!

They have a lot of stuff for sure but quickly I found that what I was interested in was over priced…read moreor didn't even have a price in a lot of instances which lead to really awkward conversations with the owner who needed to look it up online for how much he bought it for ect and then tell me tbat story. If you have gone here in the past they used to be a lot less organized but now they have it dialed in where like things are grouped together. There are some booth spaces and some main shopping areas. There are also closed off areas and areas where the floor is all wet for no reason Decent selection of Japanese and Chinese items, also a decent selection of crap and an abundance of over priced items.

The service was incredible, amazing finds. Do check out each object, they have very much to provide!read more

Amazing collection of vendors and a great market to check out. Handmade crafts and soaps, wild…read morehoney and other gourmet food, antiques, vintage clothing and jewelry and even more. Well worth the price of admission you'll spend a full afternoon browsing the market. Food trucks, live music and beer vendors round out the mix.

Profound market is one of the best markets in New England. It costs $12 to get in but is well worth…read moreit for the shopping options, music and entertainment you can't go wrong. The parking is in a big field and is far from the vendors so being comfortable shoes and a wagon if you are planning on getting a lot of stuff. This is in no way a flea market so if that is what you are looking for be ready to be disappointed. Not a huge selection of 70s items or vinyl but tons of farm house and craft made items.

Never made it ; sounds good They were nice on the phone I was looking for a walker . There were…read moreclothes in their photos

If I could give the shop and owner Diane more than five stars I would! I have consigned with her…read morefor over 15 years -the experience has been phenomenal . Diane couldnt be more personable, honest, hardworking and fair. She goes above and beyond to accommodate her customers always. I have consigned with others in the past and have found my experience at Second Glance to far exceed all others. If you are considering consigning with Diane dont hesitate- I highly recommend you do so. Thank you Diane!!!! Nancy

I like to browse consignment shops sometimes, rarely ever buy anything, but it's just fun to take a…read morelook. This shop is large and filled with nice furniture, glassware, jewelry, and knickknacks. There were a couple dining sets that seemed to be priced very well. It's clean and most items seem to be in great shape. I want to check out their sister shop for clothing soon if I get a chance.

Gallery 56 in Clinton, MA accepted over 200 items of mine on consignment. The owners, Don and Nancy…read moreKoswieski, charged me over $1400. to pick up the items on whch they would collect 50% of the selling price of items sold but after a while they refused to complete the offering for sale of all the items after taking more than a year and half to offer for sale what items they did. They also damaged an antique clock of mine and were unwilling to reimburse me for its value and that became part of my original complaint to the Court.The Magistrate ordered that Don and Nancy Koswieski reinburse me for the value of the clock damaged while in their care. I took them to Small Claims Court also seeking "Specific Performance"--meaning that the Court compel the shop to finish offering my items for sale as had been originally agreed--but as it was a small claims action, the Magistrate did not rule on that specific issue. Instead, she ordered the items to be made available for me to pick up. I had not asked for their return nor for the associated pick-up charges in the original complaint, and because I had not done so, I could not later ask for the refund of the associated pick-up fees for those items. Despite my many, many requests, the shop inexpicably refused to provide me with a complete list of my items that had been accepted on consignment, that they had never offered for sale. The shop never refunded me approximately $300 in pick-up fees for the items never offered for sale. Nancy and Don Koswieski had filed a counter-claim seeking to charge me storage and other fees, but they did not prevail and the Magistrate denied their claim. No matter how many times I had asked the shop to simply complete the offering of my property for sale, they refused. I was obliged to take them to Court as a result. I would certainly not recommend consigning to Gallery 56 in Clinton Massachusetts