From Az, great customer service and neatly displayed. I even the bathroom had a theme of beautiful…read moreantiques! I would recommend this place to anyone! Love it

Very nice antique shop bigger than what I expected. They have a variety of items from house wears,…read moreChristmas collectibles, jewelry, trains, cars collectibles and odds and ends in between. Very friendly staff! Worth a stop!

I've been here twice now. It's MASSIVE and a lot to look at but it's laid out in an organized…read morefashion, which I appreciate. The owners are very nice and are eager to please. Don't forget to go upstairs! Warning for summer shoppers: it gets hot inside so wear appropriate clothing. Ports Potty outside.

Lovely place, reasonable prices. The service from the staff was great and they were friendly and…read morevery knowledgeable. Big selection of all types of antiquities.

I stopped in to see if they could/would replace the band on my Citizen's watch. I had a new band…read morebut had trouble attaching it. With friendly, efficient, quick, professional service I was soon leaving with a new watchband on my keepsake watch. I highly recommend them for all your jewelry needs. RW Moore

J Gorman Fine Jewelry was a surprise find for me. I was in a local shop and mentioned that I was…read morelooking for a particular stone. As fate would happen, Jess' mother was whom I was chatting with! She suggested I check with Jess at J Gorman. The owner and gemologist, Jess, has such a wonderful mindset. Her attention is on you, and she gives you the best, honest options. I left her store the first time with a beautiful vintage ring. I returned with an heirloom (my M-I-L's wedding band, which had been cut off her finger in the hospital). I asked Jess for custom solution for the ring that could become an heirloom in our family. Jess was thoughtful and considerate of what this piece would mean to us. She came up with a simple and cost effective solution to make it into a pendant. Upon first seeing the completed the necklace, my heart filled with joy. I'd held onto the platinum ring for years. Jess even made sure the original engraving was kept intact. I've worn it everyday since picking it up. Just as I think my daughter will when she inherits it. Jess is a true GEM, and I'm grateful for the chance meeting with her Mom in that little shop. She's terrific and her and her staff do fabulous work from start to finish.

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.

Though we didn't buy anything, my son and I both agreed this shop had the best sports memorabilia…read moreon Main Street. The amount of vintage gloves was impressive. Sports cards were reasonably priced and they had a decent amount of graded cards for sale.

Organized, lots of varied collectibles and cards. Owner seems like a genuinely nice guy.read more

Very nice people! The shop manager and owner were a pleasure to meet. Wide selection of true…read moreantiques. Well worth your trip.

was excited when we first pulled in. Tons of outdoor statuary and weathervanes. the inside was…read morealso packed. the place is filthy. FILTHY. everything is violently overpriced for the dampness that is inevitably seeped into everything in there and the filth it's covered with. the building is full of mosquitoes and I left with 8 mosquito bites. use the restroom before you go because you do not want to use the one there. the woman working seemed irritated and angry to even be there. Afyet we got home we immediately took showers ..::thats how dirty this place was.

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.

I've done business with them since 2004 and have great experience with them, and total confidence…read morewith the owners. An auction means that the highest Bidder wins the item up for sale! if you item didn't bring the price that you may have expected, then it is not their fault! If nobody was interested in your item, then so be it1 Stop your crying! Angelo Sbrocchi

Their slogan should be: shoddy service with a superior attitude…read more at the recommendation of a friend from Cooperstown, I entrusted an oil paintings by an artist whose work hangs in the Tate Gallery, a watercolor by a famous 19th century illustrator and two 18th century hand painted engravings, Everything fetched at the minimum $75. Read their terms: they have an 'innovative commission structure' whereby the lower your item sells, the higher their commission rate. which obviously motivates them to sell things quick and cheap. (I guess if you're looking to get something for a steal, go here!!!!) I had carefully wrapped the items to bring to them. I was a little put off by their total lack of familiarity with the artists or even countries of origin. They then gathered the art up in their bare hands including the unprotected watercolor and threw them in the back of a van. That should have been a red flag right there. Then, a week later, i got a commission receipt -- for someone else's artwork. When I emailed requesting my own receipt, I got a brusque reply instructing me to send them back the erroneous receipt right away -- no apology for their error or even an indication that they would be sending me the correct one any time soon. Truly shoddy work with a superior air. now i work with Fontaine Auction galleries in Pittsfield. Oh, and my friend who recommended them got similarly shafted not long after and no longer recommends them.