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.

Great Service! Great Folks and fun auctions. The folks there are great to deal with and very…read morefriendly. They are very accommodating as well. I highly recommend Chandler's.

I was an online customer for their auctions. I WILL NEVER…read moreUSE THEM AGAIN. I had found a listing for a stack of vintage Magic cards. The listing stated they were, the photos showed a few (terrible quality) photos of a few of the cards, and the title was stating they were just Magic deckmaster cards. 90% of the cards were not Magic, but a defunct game no longer in production. The cards shown? ALL FAKES, and the two that weren't were in Korean and Italian. the listed the stack as 'unsearched', but the clear container, if flipped over and shown to the camera would have showed a clearly visible "Legend of the 5 Rings" card backs. They refused to acknowledge the misrepresentation of the listing I bid on, and am now out nearly $400. Better still, they doubled down saying it was MY fault for their misrepresentation of an online listing i cannot physically interact with, and completely blew me off, despite photo evidence. TLDR: dishonest listings online cost me $400, and now proudly own worthless fakes and cards from a defunct game. they offered no help, and told me sucks to suck.

wow, what a great store for vintage and antiques. My wife and I spent almost 2 hours there and…read morefound some of the coolest stuff we've seen in decades of going to vintage and antique source. The store is big plan on one to two hours minimum really friendly staff of cool old sports cards and one-of-a-kind art. if you're in Binghamton Charlie Brown, Charlie blonde whatever it's called is a must experience along with northern thrift nearby.

Stopped here on our way to PA. Large selection of many vendors. The space was clean, neat and well…read morelaid out. Easy to navigate and accessible for those with mobility challenges. Staff wore masks, hand sanitizer was available at the main counter, but no public restroom (I prefer to wash my hands). Staff did not say hello when we entered but did say hello grudgingly as we passed by each other a little later in an aisle. Four or five staff/vendors were happily talking with each other, but no one engaged us at all, so we wandered around. Nice mix of furniture, housewares, China/dish sets, some jewelry, some cases, toys and some crafty-country themed items. I bought a deep Pyrex pie dish for $3 and a small tin container for $4. We would definitely stop back when in the area.

This is a got to see that kind of store it is the Owner is a great person and if she does not have…read morewhat you are looking for she will try her best

From the owner: unique jewelry, mens and womens jeans, antiques, vintage items, fiestaread more

Wide selection of everything. But a lot of digging to find the treasures in a lot of spots. I don't…read moreknow if there are multiple vendors- it seems like maybe. Several stalls/areas packed to the ceiling and unable to look/purchase. Poor lighting in most of the places too. The second warehouse space seemed even more chaotic (the one to the right as you're facing them from the parking area). Lots of outdoor equipment/parts between the two and in the second warehouse too. It all depends on what you're looking for. The heavy heavy cigarette smoke within everything inside became pretty stifling as I walked through- esp the second one. A couple of open doors on the front and side does not help, nor did a few fans. I had to get home and shower and wash everything and even then I could still smell it. I do not recommend if you're an asthmatic.

Lots of selection and good prices. Plenty of parking as well. We plan on going back very soonread more

Massive antique store in a great walkable strip of cute shops and restaurants called the Gaffer…read moreDistrict. You can't tell the size of this place from just looking at it from the outside. Two floors (with an elevator) of tons of great things. Lots of Pyrex and glassware available (it is Corning of course!) and so much more. I found some vintage postcards, wooden blocks, a Christmas ornament, and some Fiestaware. Something for everyone.

Great place to check out while walking around the downtown. We stopped in after a visit to the…read moreCorning Glass Museum. My friend scored quite a trove of vintage Pyrex bowls with glass covers (no plastic yay!) and I grabbed a cool Maxfield Parrish book. Two floors of antiques! Great if you're looking for Pyrex or Corning ware!

A fun place to visit and shop. You'll find whatever eccentricity you're into, from vintage records…read moreto knick-knacks to home furnishings and fashion. I like how the vendors take pride in their merchandise and displays. It's also very friendly. The only thing that is problematic is the parking lot - where you'll also discover any size and shape pothole.

lots of interesting used items in 10000 categories well worth a look…read morenice hippy vibe good parking

This store and the people who run it are fantastic. I have been buying pieces from them for over…read more10 years. It's worth a stop and look even if you are not immediately in the market for furniture, lamps, art and accessories. They have everything displayed so well and it's fun to walk around. It's different every time you visit. If you DO see something you like you'd better pick it up right away or it will be gone. Such a great spot.

They are great people and made purchasing online easy and simple…read more Their delivery service is terrific and they were very helpful. I was able to purchase great quality items.

My husband and I are weekend antiquers, and this shop is probably our favorite. We don't get there…read moreoften, or I should say as often as we'd like, but that's probably a good thing. We'd be broke. We have bought furniture, outdoor signs, many lamps, a number of old appliance or kitchen-type items, and never go that we don't find a number of things we like. The perfect blend of antique and rustic. Sadly, they are only open on Friday and Saturday and by coincidence, tend to be closed on the weekends we can get there (like this one). Gives us something to look forward to. The only con is the location. Off the beaten path and if you didn't know it was there, you'd have little reason to travel that road.

From the owner: Wide selection of primitives and antiques and country decor. Beautiful gardens everywhere on the…read moregrounds.

Lots of interesting things to look at/buy....something for everyone. Prices range from higher end…read moreto lower end. They do have a layaway policy which is nice and they will let you pick up your purchases later if need be. The staff is very friendly and helpful and hours are good. They are closed on Tuesdays.

A really nice, large multi-vendor antique/flea market with lots of vintage finds. There is…read moresomething for everyone, including tools, toys, jewelry, home goods, rugs, art, advertising, lighters/tobacciana, even electronics. Little kids might be a bit bored but unlike many of these types of stores where it's a lot of old clothes and books, I found EOAC (may I be the first to shorten the store name to 'ee-oh ack'?) to be very diverse and was not bored at all while the rest of my family looked around. Prices can be hit or miss, and the sellers are not around in their individual 'booths' so there's no opportunity to negotiate, but given that this is a retail store, the prices were definitely not outrageous. Pro Tips: -We were there around closing time and they do shut down promptly at that time- lights off, doors locked. Make sure you buy whatever you're looking at before then. -There's a good amount of on-street parking along the side of the store, particularly the diagonal spots right around the corner, if you can snag one -The two-block area of Owego around the store is really perfect for strolling/shopping/hanging out. -The downstairs part is very clean and well organized, and not super-crowded with stuff. The upstairs is a little funkier, especially the side and back rooms (which look like they may have originally been employee break or stock rooms). Don't make the mistake of not at least taking a peek upstairs and seeing if there's anything you like. The only drawback I see is the second floor is not accessible; no ramp or elevator that I saw, only stairs (remember this was built as a department store in the 1950's). The first floor does seem wheelchair accessible though. So far we've been here twice and would stop by again if nearby. If you are a die-hard antique/collectible person, this store could be worth making into a destination all it's own.