I have been to Lettis auction several times and the owner Kevin remembers my name every time and…read morethanks me for coming. He has a wide variety of items, from everyday housewares to expensive art, furniture and collectibles. A treasure to the community, it is no wonder they have packed house every time. The customer service here is exceptional.

I like the business model that includes both an outside tent area and an indoor auction. It affords…read morethe individual to get more of a variety of items of interest. The co-owner, Kevin is most congenial, and knowledgeable. One very salient thing about auction. Examine what you're interested in, and determine whether your interest is personal, collecting or re-sale. In any situation develop knowledge not from the ending prices but from actual knowledge.

Incredible taste and a great eye. Both Gary and Sean are extremely talented…read more The antiques are well edited and the women's clothing is exquisite from the fabric to the design.

Cool place with some cool finds in a sleepy town, but shoddy service…read more Word of warning: when I visited the store, a nice but bumbling man behind the counter clearly had difficulty ringing up every single customer (didn't know prices, couldn't figure out the calculator, had difficulty bagging). He told us that he was the owners right-hand man. It was sort of cute and endearing UNTIL I got home and realized he didn't put something in my bag that I paid for (and spent time helping him add to my tab). I wrote the owner, or the email address tied to the owner on the site, with no response. Be very careful if you buy anything that all of your purchases are with you and rung up correctly.

This has been our family's favorite antique store for over 12 years. Before my father passed away,…read morewe would shop here together. I continued the tradition with my siblings and their families. Whenever we gather together, we stop and shop here! Prices are very reasonable. New merchandise is regularly added. Upstairs there are dozens upon dozens of wood chairs (many in sets). There is one step in the main room that is difficult to see. I almost fell. It needs to be marked with striped tape. Watch for it so you don't fall.

Lovely couple who display their varied wares in a 19th c 17-room house. Lots of civil war stuff!…read moreThe owners educate you with their vast knowledge. A great shopping expedience! Came away with 3 new things for our home. Highly recommend! 6 out of 5

Super-fun stuff, and lots of it, with reasonable prices and friendly service that make antiquing…read morefun again. An eclectic collection is spread out over many rooms in a sweet and funky old house just minutes from Oneonta. I got a fabulous, signed hooked rug in decent condition for around $50, and the prices on old matchbooks and beautiful ladies' handkerchiefs in pristine condition were excellent. Had fun rummaging through vintage photos, old toys and games, kitchenware, a massive lamp and lampshade collection, and tons of other cool stuff in room after room of ephemera and significa.

Great shop with awesome finds. Well curated, modestly priced. You'll definitely find some cool…read morethings here. The space also hosts events that are open to the public, which I'll describe more below. The owner Matt commissions local artisans to create some pretty fresh and unique items. A pic I shared is of my girlfriend holding a sign that says "madskills". I'm a hip-hop DJ living in the rural Catskills. I had to have it. The store also hosts special events: on Wednesdays (the day of the Delhi farmer's market) chef Antonio Mora makes special - usually pork-based - lunches in the courtyard that are not be missed. We go every week. I shared a picture of the muffaletta sandwich, but he's also done Pernil w/ Arroz y Gandules, Banh Mi (personal favorite), and one of the best burgers I've ever had in my life. John's Flea also takes place in the courtyard on Saturdays at 9 AM. There's a wide range live music and DJs (everything from metal, to hip-hop, to Tom Petty cover bands), delicious food, and of course a bunch of people selling their wares. This and That is a retailer that supports other retailers and businesses. It's a community hub. It's a business that is going above and beyond to foster connection and growth in the region, a place where people come together. It's a rare to find this. This is the kind of thing I want to support and be a part of.

An interesting little place, but don't neglect to go out back and check out the barn. The contents…read moreand prices seem to be set to "let's sell tchotchkes to Brooklynites on vacation" but there are some interesting pieces nonetheless. Honestly, I spent more time looking at the (somewhat more authentic) stuff in the barn out back. It is extremely clean, well organized, and well curated for an antique store.

Absolutely the best! The owner has an incredible eye for unique quality from antique and vintage…read morelinens to china, art work and jewelry. People in the know drive from great distances to come to her shop. Now that she has her new location, it is soooo easy to see the items and really shop till you drop. Wherever you might be, make the effort to visit, you won't be disappointed

The lady who runs the store is very knowledgeable about period styles. She can piece together…read morepretty much anything on a historical basis. The stock continually changes; which is a major plus. Some of the clothing shows it's age with wear; but that's what I'm looking for. I'm a local photographer and I use this shop nearly exclusively for a vintage look for my models. Also, the prices are completely realistic. I hate to recommend the place because I want it all to myself! But it's a wonderful store. She accepts most forms of payment including credit card. Hours are typically Friday-Sunday 10am - 5pm but she does open by appointment if you call ahead. Here's one outfit I purchased: http://www.flickr.com/photos/23859710@N02/10660872043/in/set-72157634652841529

This is my favorite shop to stop in when I am in town. They have beautiful items for men, women and…read morechildren as well as sewing notions and gifts. I love my new earrings! The saleswoman is kind and welcoming. It is always a joy to shop and see her. She is very helpful and has great gift ideas. I look forward to my next visit!

We love going in here because it's such a beautiful building, and they really have lovely things…read more Problem: We're in the front of the store, the only people in there, and there's a saleswoman standing in back, which is about 30-40 feet away from us. I ask a question about the product I'm standing in front of, and she says, "What?" but doesn't move from her spot. I wonder if the owner knows that the woman employed to sell isn't making the least effort to do it.

It's a consigners dream. The best attribute of Cornucopia is that as a consigner they accept most…read moreanything. I'm so used to Silks and Treasures long list of items and brands they don't consign as they only have so much room because everyone consigns there that they want only things that can bring a larger sale which makes sense but so many gently used or barely worn items I couldn't bring went to Cornucopia and always sells. I've gained some nice returns at Silks but more than trippled that at Cornucopia in half the time. My consignment experience with Shakedown Street was awful. I never saw even one item I consigned on the floor and things like brand new bags and shoes which would have sold in a couple days, a week at most at Silks and Treasures were never bought at Shakedown. I consigned hundreds of dollars worth of clothing, bags and shoes and got one payout for 12 bucks and another for 22 bucks. That's it. Pretty sure they made a killing selling my stuff online, at least that's what I heard. Cornucopia actually let's you have your items back too if they don't sell which is the major draw for consigning there. And the store looks nice for the most part. My only complaint is the new clothes they have are too expensive so naturally people buy the used stuff. I've bought many nice dresses and jeans there this past year and they don't take out anything so I find myself looking for tank tops by pushing past the turtleneck sweaters but it's worth it. No fuss no worries no list to remember and I either pick up my cash or pick up my stuff if it ends up not selling so I never loose or feel cheated.

I used to stop in here once in a while to see what they had. Every time I went there, I was always…read morea mess. Boxes of items never unpacked, and the 2 girls that work there just sit behind the counter on their phones. In the back room, there are clothes on the floor, and it is just an unorganized clutter mess. The clothing and shoes are in terrible shape and outdated and they smell. I will not go back, it is pretty gross.