Stopped into this shop while in Lewisburg. The variety of merchandise both vintage and newer was…read moregood. The staff was friendly. Pricing was about average. Clean bathrooms are available.

This was a last moment idea after going to two other antique shops…read more Many vintage items here. I found a couple for my collections and a couple gift ideas. Good store.

Great place for gifts and yourself with a vast variety. Worth the trip from anywhere. Two thumbs…read moreup.

I have been to Rust and Shine a few times and I really do like the place just as I like the other…read moresmall businesses in the area. The problem is, I get off work at 5pm, and most of these business close at around that time or soon after. This is why the chain stores are getting most of the business. I would do all or most of my shopping at small businesses if I could. The time constraints do not make it possible.

Just stopped by here the other day. Friendly staff. Store is very welcoming. Well stocked with a…read moremassive array and variety of antiques, primitives, oil lamps, collectables, vintage clothing, dolls, books, toys, glassware, granite ware, art, crafts, furniture, and more. While you're here be sure to stop by Red Rose Antiques next door.

From the owner: Country Trader Antiques & Collectibles has an excellent selection of antique furniture, clocks,…read morevintage jewelry, glassware, and lamps along with a general line of antiques and collectibles. Country Trader is an eclectic cooperative store run by 20 dealers each specializing in unique merchandise.

We went on a lovely fall Saturday and visited Annie's shop, the antique area, Juniata Valley…read moreWinery, and Edelholz. In all, we bought some apple dumplings, fudge, a desk (which was priced very well), and a few bottles of wine. Annie and Miss Betty were so wonderful to chat with, and the gentleman at Edelholz and the guys moving the antiques in were very nice, too! They were also having a rummage sale in what usually is the greenhouse (but is closed for the season) and my husband found a beer growler to add to his collection. It seems like they have a lot of stuff constantly coming in for the antiques section so it may be worth a second look. It's definitely worth a stop and is one of those places where you could spend either a few minutes (if you know what you're stopping for) or an hour or so (if you are just browsing)! All in all, I'd recommend stopping!

Lovely little store, quilts, antiques, lots of Amish made purses, table cloths and jams and jellies.read more

Great selection of unique items. The store is orderly. The clerk was the owner and had lots of…read moreantique knowledge to share.

From the owner: Also open by appointment for your convenience. If you can’t make it in on Friday’s or Saturday’s,…read morejust call and I’ll gladly set up a day and time for you to come in. If you’re in the area, spur of the moment, I can come meet you as long as I’m available. Thank you! 717-348-1818

Lovely little shop in downtown Montoursville, PA. The owner is very friendly and helpful. The…read moreselection is very diverse and the prices are fair. I found a year book with my grandfather in it. What a treasure! Along with antiques they sell old coins and paper money, gold and silver.

Beautiful store and very kind owner. We bought a few things and he gave us a good price. Shop is…read morevery clean and well kept. It was a nice little stop!

Summer 2024 I have…read morealways enjoyed Studio 895 but lately the last several times I've been there haven't found anything. I know it's hit and miss with any antique type of a place. The store was reconfigured and it looks nice except for my favorite area is gone- the smaller area that had a cart of low priced random items and lots of bargain priced antiques called "salvage". There is a new space called "salvage"- but it's primarily doors and pieces of wood- minus the best part to me-low priced antiques. I asked about this and was told that those items are now sprinkled in the store (I hadn't seen any upon my last few trips) Many of the vendors I liked are gone too. I think the biggest disappointment to me was 2024 almost monthly promotion of a "flea market". I was really excited to check that out! I had expected vendors to be set up in the parking lot- there were cars even parked along the shoulder of 895. You can imagine my surprise when not one vendor was set up and the parking lot was vacant. I felt like that was a bait and switch type thing and it made me fall out of love (I hope only temporarily) with Studio 895. I don't think healthy businesses need to do that. I'm not saying I would never go back but this is why I have not been there and why I have discontinued bringing my friends here and meeting up here. The staff has always been helpful and friendly in the past. I look forward to going back sometime and elevating my review. I hate writing unfavorable reviews but- I also need to be honest. The fake flea market made me feel duped and I had been tricked into wasting my precious weekend time. Maybe something happened that I was not aware of. I'm not on "F" book and I think the business communicates through that channel.

Fun little shop with lots to see. True antiques to modern items with a winery to aid in your…read moretreasure hunting.

The size and magnitude of this antique mall is a bit overwhelming so take your time and be prepared…read moreto have a lot to look at. There is an upstairs and a downstairs with booths filled and well presented on both. These prices are not thrift shop prices, but well curated vintage items that are worth a look if nothing else. The staff are super friendly and they take visa, Mastercard, discover and am ex. Lastly, there is a huge parking lot to accommodate everyone.

We made a quick stop here and had a great time browsing the countless booths. The store has quite a…read morelarge selection of primitives, kitchenware, holiday blow molds, baskets, albums, toys, beer steins, etc on two floors. The prices were reasonable and there were a good number of customers shopping on a Wednesday afternoon.