Brought in an antique Pistillino lamp with Italian wiring that I had purchased while in Italy and…read morewanted to use in the US. Jerry was able to rewire it for American electrical outlets in about an hour for $75. Very glad to have his handy expertise in the area, as many of these skilled craftspeople seem to be retiring. It was an easy fix and not prohibitively expensive.

Fun is certainly the word! I had a blast hanging with Jerry while he expertly and efficiently…read morerepaired my lamp. Highly recommend!

This place and especially Steve knows it all,about jewelry and China,rare artifacts from around the…read moreworld. He is fair with his pricing for buying and selling. The shop is filled with amazing quality pieces.. The best is he is honest! As we all have our cherished (items)memories and think they are worth a fortune Steve will set you straight and just maybe:)

Still the best. I've purchased over 200 items from Steve and Joe. Both of them have been…read moreinstrumental in curating and building my collections. Excellent advice, honest service and pricing whether you are buying or selling. The only place to go

I am so excited to see that European Country Antiques is still going strong in spite of pandemics,…read moreetc! I furnished a house with their amazing products about 15 years ago. Just sold the place over Labor Day, and the furnishings helped me close the deal. They're the perfect combination of not-too-fancy but add-warmth that I like. In addition to the furniture, the service is great. They referred me to a moving service that moved big, heavy furniture in driving rain with good humor and success. I'll be coming back soon!

Large furniture pieces with price tags to match. Antiquers beware: a lot of the pieces are…read moremix-matched butcher block style tops attached to separate bases. Also, lots of the hardware is not original. That being said, this is still a great collection for what it is: large scale, drool worthy furniture cuteness.

Mel polished the brass weight shells on my Herschede 9 tube clock. Knowing that the weights are…read morehundreds to replace, I gave them to Mel knowing they would be in good hands. They came out with a mirror finish and are absolutely stunning. So happy with his work!

I wish to add my glowing review to all of the previous ones. The operative word here is "glowing"…read moreas Mel turned my old, heavily tarnished brass coat rack into a shiny thing of beauty. On top of the quality of the work, he also had it ready for me just a day after I brought it in.

Apparently they were on Newbury Street for 20 years prior to moving to their current location in…read moreBrookline, where they've been since for another 20 or so (the commitment, as you can probably tell, is impressive to me). Autrefois definitely did not share the crowded, dusty feel most antique shops I've been to -- I can't profess expertise in the area, but the store seemed pared down without being austere. The pieces were all wonderful, and I know that at least some were artfully restored, so well, in fact, that I even asked the owner about the great condition of most of the things, and she was happy to show me exactly where certain pieces were restored (she seemed to indicate that they are sent off for professional restoration). It's worth noting that I didn't see a piece that was obviously restored, and everything had a great patina. As I told her, if I had the money, I would be a frequent patron!

If you are looking for an antiques shop where the owner really knows their business, this is the…read moreone for you, even if you have to drive out to Brookline from Boston (not that far really.) Prices are very reasonable--they are not out to get you but to share their love of antiques with you--and the store encompasses a wide definition of what an antique really is. Sometimes an "antique" can be a lamp or table that is actually very modern in concept and history, but is not appreciated by many homeowners. The owner also has a very good sense of design, and if you tell her where the piece is going to go, she can advise you on whether it is the right choice. Highly recommended!

Not a large selection. What there is on display is pretty cheaply made and less expensive.read more

This store has only beautiful items in perfect condition. I wanted to take home at least 50% of the…read moreitems I saw and/or touched. I was impressed with the prices of the furniture and jewelry expecially. Thoough there were some nice vintage books and other items. Check it out.

I had to stop by Johnson String Instrument next door but spotted this nice smaller antique mall…read more It's got a few little shops (perhaps formerly offices) with individual vendors offering a variety of antiques, clothing, and local crafts. It can be a bit of a mess in the hallways but I guess that's the allure of antiques. The sellers are all rather friendly and will talk about anything antiques, even if you're just browsing (though I ended up with a vintage cookbook). It's a more chill environment, as the sellers all socialize with each other. There's one seller that specializes in paintings as well as Asian art. Some sellers will negotiate, as they go through a lot of goods. Nice spot to go for a browse if you're in the area. The operating hours outside of Saturdays can be spotty.

I love visiting the shops at the Echo Bridge Antiques Mall. The people are very friendly and there…read moreare some really nice finds at reasonable prices. Enjoy.

Great place! On the small side, but great anyway. This guy has a fantastic stock of antique…read morefurniture and he's very will to negotiate on price. In addition to the store, there is bargain basement that you have to walk around the outside of the building to get to... Lots of quality stuff at great prices. I think it might even be worth a drive (a couple of towns) to get to!

Stopped in a few weeks ago looking for furniture. The majority of the items are home furnishing so…read moreI was in luck. The shop is on the small side with only two rooms. The items are all in good condition and the prices are very fair. You can bargain with the owners as well and I didn't feel any pressure to walk out the door with a purchase. My fiance and I spotted an interesting bar table that we spoke to the owner about, she was happy to show us how it worked. I asked about the bargain basement which has since been let go due to the cost of the lease. I didn't purchase anything on my first visit but plan to check back periodically for furniture.