These folks have some real nice objects in their auctions. I've been a successful bidder and have…read morebeen quite pleased with the purchase.

Buyer beware. Misleading with descriptions - listed as ancient and arrives as modern. When…read morequestioned, met with a wall of silence. Thieves & liars!!!

Spoke to the owner and they were extremely helpful to me that's for a couple of questions about if…read morethey were so nice thank you and I hope whoever goes there has the same experience I had which it is excellent

This collective vintage shop recently opened in Dania Pointe spearheaded by a super outgoing owner…read morewith an obvious creative itch. The old location was on Harrison Street in Hollywood. The Key West vibe was evident upon entry and the items were thoughtfully organized without clutter. Each section had a different theme with unique items at every corner. Everything from colorful jellyfish decorations to blinged out hand bags. The shop was a delight for any browser with an eye for eclectic art.

Walked around the cutest vintage store while eating my ice cream from next door. Each section was…read moreprivately owned by an artist or seller. One vendor runs the store each day to save on overhead and is an interesting concept. The bejeweled purses and the 3d art were my favorite displays. Beautiful store with lots of cool stuff but please lay off the scented candles or incense.

A stunning but insanely small bookstore that you can get lost in for a nice amount of time. On the…read moreoutside, there are a few bookshelves with a variety of cheap books that you can actually buy after hours and put the money in the mail slot to pay for them. Inside, it feels like you're transported somewhere magical. Books literally line everywhere you go and I loved being able to crane my neck all the way back and see books going upwards towards the roof. It is easy to figure out the sections, they have history, art, literature and a variety of other genres to look around at. I found a old edition of The Silence of The Lambs and had to buy it. The book was in very nice condition and very reasonably priced for what it was! I will say, if it's busy like it was when I was there, you will have to scooch past people multiple times because the two rows of books are basically only large enough for one person standing sideways. A gorgeous and reasonably priced bookstore that you need to see in person to truly appreciate it like I did!

So a friend of mine mentioned this bookstore as a must go visit and it was so badass! Tucked away…read morein a small strip mall in the corner is this small place full of books and books wall to wall. What an eclectic place of comfort and reflection as soothing music is played. Here you'll find William store owner and his cat (Tim?) Both low key and pleasant. It took awhile I did find a book which all books have the price on the first white page. Oh also he has other items for sale such as foreign currency and old post cards. What a nice spot. And a little bonus it's just across the street per se to other places like My Big Fat Greek weeding or The Field Irish pub! Well worth the drive to this bookstore. Lastly one of his clients took a photo of him with his cat and it's a great print job of it

The absolute WORST experience! Completely unprofessional. My communications thru email, text &…read morephone were not only ignored but we were basically ghosted for 3 straight weeks after a piece we owned sold $600 under the reserve, (4 ITEMS HAD RESERVES) I also had a Tarkay that sold under reserve. I notified them and the sale was cancelled. I emailed 3 days in a row as auction was going on NOT to sell this piece, that there was a reserve. I got zero response from Josh, Terry, his director or Cinthia. Auction closed on 4/19, piece was listed as sold. I spoke with Terry that Tues, she said she was going to talk to Josh. She never got back to me, 3 weeks passed & still no information regarding the whereabouts of our art. I would call/email & text Josh directly, zero response from him. What an immature coward! A professional, an owner would call their client to say we are sorry, we made a mistake & here is how we are going to fix it immediately to calm our concerns. Instead, he hides behind his employees who make excuses for him. Every single time I would call Cassie at reception to have Terry or Josh call me, silence! When Terry finally did contact me, our art had been sold & shipped but they were going to make things right. She would disappear again never giving me the amount of compensation I would be provided. It took me showing up in person to try to talk to someone to get Terry to finally call me. On 6/3 I went to go pick up the check & my remaining art & the check was wrong! Josh was not there, she was not there. I was furious, complete incompetence. I tried to call Josh from the gallery & of course it went to voicemail. They contacted Terry while I was at the gallery, said she would correct the amount & send me breakdown. That was wrong as well & she had to corrected it again. You can't make this up! I had another large piece that had a unique book showing the work of the artist that went with the piece & asked where is the book? Oh, we don't show it being catalogued. I gave them the book & they tried to gaslight me on that as well. I sent the book cover to Terry, she never shared it with any one & the day before pick up after all this time she said she would look for it. It was not there on 6/3. Cassie, the receptionist, asked me to email her the cover since Terry did not share it with her & low & behold she found it! TY CASSIE! So you did pick it up & carelessly again disrespected my property. So IMO this is the last place you want to trust with your valuables. There is no accountability, communication & total disrespect of the client & their property. Sadly, the example set starts at the top with Joshua Kodner whose family name built this business, not him.

Completely unreliable and not trustworthy. They sold my item and never told me. Promised pickup on…read moreanother item after the price was arranged and never completed the sale.

Dania Beach used to have a wonderful antique row but it seems to be disappearing. I spotted this…read morestore on the strip one day and wanted to check it out. There is a small parking lot on the side of the building. Unfortunately I had a very disappointing visit to Barber Jo Collectibles which started at the front door where I was told I had to put a mask on even though every other business in Florida stopped requiring masks for many months now. Once inside it looks like this business belongs to a hoarder. You can barely navigate the aisles crammed from floor to ceiling. There were interesting things but nothing was priced. I inquired about a mineral oil lamp I was curious about but couldn't get any indication of a price. I doubt it could have been reached anyway. The best thing I got out of this visit was the sales person telling me to go to the Cooper City Antique Mall which I did and was actually able to buy a few things. This place seems more like a museum for the items belonging to Barbee Jo. If you want to just look and you are able bodied then by all means come for a look but remember a mask. My experience was that they did not give off the feeling of actually wanting to sell anything.

We love coming here. Since the pandemic, we haven't been back. Today, we were driving close by and…read moredecided to stop. The place is packed with all sorts of things. It's hard to see everything there. From the antique to a kind of junk, you name it. I had to take one star as the owner still mandate the face mask.

This vast thrift store in Hollywood offers clothing, shoes, accessories, books, toys, household…read moregoods, furniture, trinkets and some new items. The store was crowded probably because the prices are low. A promo day sign at the entrance with different color tags for discounts. They have a huge collection of clothes but only three small fitting rooms. I found several great items for a good deal. Parking is easy in the strip shopping center.

It's one of the better thrift stores in the area. They have a wide variety of items, handicrafts,…read morehome goods, & unique American art pieces. The musty smell is overwhelming especially if you have allergies. I highly recommend wearing a face mask & gloves while you shop. They also write prices with permanent marker defacing and ruining some of the art pieces, which I find weird & destructive. The price point is in the middle, but many decent or quality items are grotesquely overpriced. I reccomend going on weekend evenings or weekdays. They replenish the store regularly, & it's easier to move around the store.

They lost my business due to not getting back to me. I have some very valuable items. They lost…read moremoney by not getting back to me. Gave them 3 chances

Worst Customer Service ever. After a week I finally got a hold of someone then they just ghost you…read more Go somewhere else to sell and even buy. Don't give them your service.

Alan's is a staple. Stop by if you ever want to see true antiquities. His prices are fair for the…read moreunique beauties you get to take home.

Alan really knows his antiques. I always stop by when I need a one of a kind piece for someone…read morespecial. Its also one of the few remaining Antique shops in the area so he must be doing something right!