Don't be fooled by the outside of this business. There are…read moretwo floors and the shop extends far back onto the property. With all of that space, there is ample opportunity to find something to bring home. There was something in every price range. The staff was amusing and knowledgeable. Almost every category of vintage item was represented.

My dad used to sell antiques and assorted items at a place like this, so finding this place was…read morenostalgic for me - his place sadly closed. It's set up so a large number of different vendors rent space and set up their area themselves and set their own prices. The system means that you can find a huge variety of stuff... it's the sort of place I love browsing through most. It's also a large space, with multiple rooms. I ended up dropping $100 that I hadn't meant to spend - but I also feel that it was half the price I'd have paid elsewhere for a similar item, so I'm quite delighted. (Note, however, that they don't take AmEx, and they're apparently not willing to cut you a break on the prices (or even the tax) if you pay cash. There's a similar place just two doors down called the Millbrook Antiques Mall. I didn't have time to browse there... but if you're not on a schedule, you definitely want to check out both!

I have tried to call this place several times and the mailbox was full. The $2000 purchase I made…read morehas not been delivered and the owner has never followed up. I can't reach these people for three weeks and the shop has gone silent. The money was given to them three weeks ago and still nothing. I should have never trusted them. I suggest avoiding this place unless you want to see you money evaporate.

A wonderful store that shouldn't be missed. The items are beautifully curated, priced fairly and…read morethe entire team is so friendly and knowledgable. I've made the trip up from New York City (twice so far!) and always leave with something interesting and unique. Milne also has amazing customer service and is a quick email or Instagram away. It's always the first place I look if I have something specific in mind --- or if I just want to get out of the City and browse in a wonderful store.

For furniture paint or antiques, a great place at 18 E Market St! The workshops are a fun way to…read morerelax with friends!

The workshops are wonderful! I've gone to a variety of them and whether you are a beginner or…read moreexperienced they never disappoint. Risa and Kevin, the owners, are friendly, helpful and are passionate about what they do. I always find something to buy when I walk in there. There's always something new and the pricing is very reasonable.

We truly value Bowen Barn and its owners, Judy & Brian Robertson. Their prices represent…read moreexceptional value. Their advice has been helpful to us for years. We restored a large, old house, originally a weekend house. At first, we needed inexpensive items to fill gaps and Bowen Barn was there for us. Later, when our finished house became a primary residence, we upgraded in quality and again, Bowen was there. We make a point to stop by occasionally because they might very well have taken in an antique curiosity that fills a need. We enjoy a neighborly greeting and chat with informed people who know and love antiques and vintage items. They also have been selectively adding new housewares like Mediterranean handtowels.

Wow! Unique eclictic items at astonishing good prices around every corner, nook, and cranny. I…read morecould have easily spent the whole day here enjoying the all the interesting heirloom items they have for sale. I left with a handful of pieces that have become topics of many conversations with our guests. The owners are welcoming and knowledgeable. Worth the trip, will be back soon.

love this place and Ann. been patronizing it since 1980?? I get a Christmas card every year!! great…read morestuff and bargains!

RWent there many times back in the good old days. A great Antique Store! Ann, have a Happy…read moreChristmas. John Horigan

Be sure to put the actual address into your GPS. Hitting the "directions" button took us to…read moresomewhere by McDonald's. They had very nice items at reasonable prices. We didn't end up making a puchase today, but will stop by again next time we're in the area.

Hmm my initial review disappeared so I'm reposting bc I was shocked to see so few stars on such a…read morewonderful place. Not sure what happened to Susan K. but the owner of this shop has always been inviting, friendly and helpful to us. I've been in the business most of my life and his prices are considerably less than most antique dealers in the area and competitive enough that I've considered buying pieces just to resell. He's always been forthcoming with advice and has sent me to so many other shops and restaurants in the area. Hope he's back in business soon so I can take advantage of his exquisite taste!

Moved Upstate last Spring and was picking things up from here every weekend. They really have some…read moreversion of the thing you need. It is amazing the variety. Most stuff a bit crusty and in need of fluffing up, painting or refinishing. But always great choices. And lots more every week. My go to.

These people are as crooked, outright thieves, as they come. I made a purchase after trying to…read morenegotiate the price with them. They would not let me see while they packaged the various components and when I got it home and examined the whole thing, the most valuable accessories were not there. DO NOT BUY FROM THESE PEOPLE , THEY'RE DISHONEST.

We noticed a bunch of cool chairs in their parking lot so we decided to take a look. Prices seemed…read morereasonable. A unique array of furniture, home decor, media, clothing and accessories. We ventured in on a Sunday afternoon and the shop was quite busy. Although it was quite packed with goodies, there was plenty of space to walk around. Although on this visit we only browsed, I will definitely return for a knick knack or two.

This consignment shop has quite a few items that were appealing. There was much more inside than…read morethere appeared to be when looking in from the outside. The prices were appropriate. There was a good selection of clothing, shoes, household furnishings and decorative items. Most of the staff was very friendly, however one staff member kept appearing as we were shopping, frowningly eyeing us. I recognize that shoplifting is an issue these days, but there is a way to monitor your business without making customers uncomfortable.

Kingston, NY - this place is an incredible treasure trove! It's like wandering around in grandma's…read moremega attic if your grandma is cool and has hip taste. It's full of vintage and thrift goods, antiques, collectibles, in every category (housewares, furniture, clothing & accessories, toys, music, decorative objects, utilitarian things, knick knacks, and more). There are two floors, both sprawling. I could get lost in here for hours. My toddler went wild for the vintage Hot Wheels and other cars (back when they were solidly constructed of weighty, real metal) so of course we had to buy a few. We were there just as the winter holidays were gearing up, and the owner was so nice and didn't charge us for the Christmas ornament. We started a tradition of each family member having a special ornament every year and this was the kiddo's.

Once a year when our family gets together in upstate New York, we come by the shop and I am amazed…read moreby the vintage selections that they have? Baseball cards, comic books, old Polaroids (working & nonworking Etc-a- sketch and old-school typewriters. Jewelry, books, Shepherd Fairey signed artwork. You name it they got it. You could easily spend $1000 here and still want so much more. This is the best consignment thrift shop I've ever been to.