A wonderful, intimate shop full of unique treasures and run by the original owner's daughter, who…read morehas a great eye and is very knowledgeable about her inventory. We had a lovely time chatting with her, and will definitely be back the next time we're in Woodbury.

I love popping by this shop whenever I come to CT to visit family. The selection is always…read moreeclectic and the price are fair. I love wandering about the many rooms and seeing the amazing pieces. The owner is a wonderful, warm woman who is knowledgeable about the pieces in her shop and you walk with a little nice story about whatever you buy.

Beautiful antique shop in Woodbury. The grounds alone are amazing. The prices of the antiques…read morewere way out of my price point, but I had no idea until we went inside. The owner was very nice and down to earth. He told us how he travels to Europe and gets the items himself. They were all showcased very nicely and polished. Amazing if you have the money to burn!

really nice furniture and great service. Not to be missed if you want to see really interesting…read moreEnglish antiques

I adore this shop...the best in Woodbury! The people who attend the store are helpful, courteous,…read moreand knowledgeable. Rather than gouge the patron as do so many of the hoity-toity antiques shops in Woodbury, Tillie's prices are reasonable and equitable. Beautiful items! Heartbroken! The store's closing by April 25, 2015. Now, there is absolutely no other antiques store in Woodbury worth the visit. Well, an amendment and a reprieve: Brocante Antiques is gone from Tillie's, but Sue, Albie, Ro, and Ann will continue to offer beautiful items until the end of the year.

My sister and I were in the Woodbury Area this past weekend and stopped at a few antique stores…read morealong the way. This was the best by far! The woman who helped us out at the front desk was so friendly and helpful. The store was clean, unlike some that can seem dusty or musty. They have a wide variety of items: jewelry, small furniture, wall art, silver, china, Waterford, Limoge boxes ect. The prices were very reasonable for the items and they even had a sale going on - everything was either 20 or 50% off! My sister bought a beautiful serving set in perfect condition that came to $32, and when she researched it on E-bay later, it was selling for $150! I'd definitely take another trip to this store if I'm ever looking for a unique household item or redecorate!

I am in shock. I was…read morerepeatedly yelled at by Grant Pararese, the owner of Black Rock Galleries/Auctions. (Also owner of Clearing House Estates & the website Auctionninja.com) I was excited to pick up a TEAK piece of furniture I won through Black Rock Auctions, but when loading it into our trailer noticed it was not teak, but 100% particle board (painted to look like teak.) I called the head office to explain my situation & tell them I do not want the piece & want to be refunded... as it's not teak wood. (I was very kind) He proceeds to tell me that is how MCM furniture was made. I tell him no, I have real teak wood pieces at home & it should have said on the listing "made of particle board". I told him I would have never bid on something made of particle board made to look like teak. As he continues to yell at me... I said: "I don't want to be admonished for explaining the piece of furniture is not teak wood." His last words he yelled before hanging up were: "Do not ever bid on our auctions again." I just can't believe it. He answered the phone already angry. I put him on speaker phone for a short time... so I wasn't the only one who heard him. I told the workers I'm so sorry you have to work for him. If he treats his customers like he just did to me, I can only imagine how terrible he must treat his employees. I DESERVE an APOLOGY from GRANT PARARESE, owner of Black Rock Auctions. Shame on you. I have been refunded, but he has locked me out of their bidding platform, as they also own auctionninja.com as well. I have been buying items from Black Rock & Clearing House for years as it's a fun hobby. I posted my experience on Facebook & funny enough, I had a few people at tennis tell their negative experience. It did not have to go sideways. Even the homeowner smiled when I said I didn't want a particle board piece. She knodded her head & knew it was false advertising. He was probably upset the manager had already left & he had to deal with a customer. Customer Service Failure.

The nicest people in the auction business! Delt with several of their personnel over the past years…read moreand always received First Class Service.

Its surprising that there is actually an auction house locally, that carries a wide variety of art…read more You can get something for $1000, $20,000 or more. Its an easy place to locate, free parking, and both Gene and daughter Sandra are very knowledgeable and approachable with any questions. We've done business with them on the both the buying and selling side and never had a problem.

Prior to 2006, a piece of furniture that I now own was sold by this store. It had been through a…read morefew owners and an estate before I purchased th piece, and I called to get more information for a provenance. The owner could not have been nicer and sent me information and a provenance to go with the early 1700s slant top Boston desk. Only good, reputable dealers keep track of their previously sold inventory and are willing to work with new owners.

I find it funny the inside of this shop looks exactly as it did from the 6 year old photos…read moreuploaded, I don't even need to upload any. While there are a few nice pieces here, if you're just doing the antique trail for fun, you can pass it up, unless you're planning on dropping between $2,000-$20,000. The owner is incredibly rude as well, and took time out of his day to send me a caustic Yelp message saying that I couldn't afford to purchase what's in his shop after my initial 3 star rating, 9 months after I left it. Oh really? If you're actually looking for museum quality antiquities, I would suggest going to Jeffrey Tillou Antiques up in Litchfield instead. The owners are quite friendly, knowledgeable, and approachable. I'd prefer to do business with them instead. They have some lovely Queen Anne armchairs ready to be purchased.

Shopping there? It's an interesting walk through time. I haven't looked into selling there. But…read moreI also don't see enough cars in the parking lot.

There is a very good variety of items here and the prices, in many cases, are unusually low. I…read moreintend to return when I am in the area.

Steve has the right STUFF!! I was initially put off by this curiosity shop because many of the…read moreitems weren't priced. I'm not a fan of asking "how much is this?" each time I see a piece that interests me. But I was quickly won over by the owner's friendly, hospitable and inviting demeanor. He explained that there is so much turnover in inventory, and so much of it, that it's a challenge to price everything quickly. Ok, cool! Doubt alleviated! As we ventured more deeply into this cavern filled with treasures, we discovered lots of cool pieces that struck a chord! The shadow box filled with badges and medals was alluring, and the sports memorabilia piqued my nephew's interest. The furniture was fabulous, many one-of-a-kind pieces that would surely add flair to any décor. There's also a case of figurines and knick knacks that would make cool conversation pieces. Another large display case held teapots, teacups & retro kitchenware. Everything was well appointed with little vignettes hither and thither on every table and shelf. We were quite mesmerized by the place. It was clean, well organized and intriguing. My daughter gathered several copper pots and containers for her collection, as well as an unusual brass unicorn spigot/faucet that was delightful! My niece perused the aisles while my sis-in-law and I spied the jewelry cases! I found some sterling silver & turquoise earrings along with a unique kite brooch of onyx and mother of pearl. Sis found a dainty pearl necklace, a strand of long cultured pearls, & a pretty pair of vintage cameo earrings. I loved Steve's willingness to wheel & deal and he made our day!! The prices didn't put a strain on our purses!! We left this shop chattering about what a fun experience it was to enter this enchanting establishment! I dare you to leave empty handed!

They have a great variety of items at reasonable prices and Steve is knowledgable , friendly, and…read morecurtious. If you don't see it ask him, he has many items in stock. Well worth a visit!