This place ALWAYS brightens my day. I just went in this afternoon to find something for New Years,…read moreand they had the greatest dazzle dazzle rack I've seen looking for sparkly things in other stores. I tried on a bunch of items, which unfortunately didn't fit, but no worries there because these items are so vintage and authentic, you would never want to force it. I'm a college student who lives in Allston and this store has nothing on the other thrift stores I've been in. I could spend hours in here just looking at all the jewelry and accessories alone! I always find something here, and I've never broken the bank. The prices are extremely fair and the owners truly care about their customers and are proud of their collection.

When there is a special occasion to attend, I love to find that unique dress that no one else will…read morehave so I seek vintage. Wish List Consignment has an astounding collection of men's and women's quality clothing and accessories from about 1910 to the 1980s. This is true vintage and so unique. This is the place to find that beaded cashmere cardigan from the 50s or a classic little black dress right for any occasion whether it be a day at the office or a New Year's Eve bash. I could spend hours there and still feel like I didn't see everything. The shop owner , Gretchen , is knowledgeable and she really makes shopping FUN! They even have a growing selection of household items. I recently came in to pick up a working antique phone for just $25 that I saw on their Facebook page just before Christmas. I have seen people of all ages shopping for everything from prom dresses to Halloween costumes and having a blast. The prices are very reasonable for such unique items and the location is great. You can find the store at the Hanover Mall with its own entrance between Sears and Macy's.

What a fantastic new place for this antiques and interior design store that was formerly housed in…read morea tiny space in a random part of Hingham, and is now in a huge light-filled space in the pleasantly busy Hingham Shipyard shopping area. In addition to interesting items from the 19th century there is a vast array of mid-century modern furniture and accessories. You don't have to have a house or office entirely devoted to Mad Men sensibilities to appreciate this modernist aesthetic. The space is such that things have enough room to be clearly seen and admired. This is not like some antique stores which can be dark, and overly filled with items placed too closely together to get a proper perspective. The furniture, lamps, glassware, dishes, and art work are all spread out in a double-wide space with plenty of room and high ceilings making it easy to walk around and admire everything while imagining this or that in your own home. Peter, the owner, and his adorable assistant, the perky dachsund, make browsing a pleasure. Questions are cheerfully answered and conversation about art, decor and furniture flows. Right now I have my eye on a beautiful drafting table that can change positions allowing it be used as a desk. I just fell in love with it this weekend and will have to go back tomorrow for another look. Some of the prices are more on the high side than I think they need to be but I get the sense that the owner is ready to do business with the serious shopper. This store is lovely, the owner charming and many of the pieces are fabulous. I'm glad this place has been able to expand while still remaining conveniently in my neck of the woods. It's definitely worth stopping by but leave that drafting table for me.

Amazing inventory and value, owner Peter is exceptionally knowledgeable and provides amazing…read morecustomer service. Hands down the best!

Seller Beware! It's just super frustrating to be a consignor here. One of your items sold? Great,…read morebut oh no, we're holding back your $12. Just because. You saw funds drop into your consignor account after selling something? Great . . oh, but you might see the very same item on their in-house online selling account, and at a higher price than your item was "sold" for. No point in asking what's going on, because there are no answers, just deflection, deflection. When you finally give up on consigning, as I did, and ask very politely for the funds from your last sale, expect to receive nothing. Because "you don't have enough in your account so you'll have to ask the owner". Ask the owner for the funds from my own consigned items, but "it's unlikely he'll make an exception"? It's an interesting business model, I grant you that! For me, another hard lesson learned! If you're shopping for bargains, it will only benefit you. If you want to turn over a few of your nice things- nope!

So many beautiful clothes here!! Amazing selection, everything from vintage to dressy to everyday…read morewear... Definitely shop here before you go to the big stores! Very easy to consign with as well... just read the webpage thoroughly for all you need to know for consigning.

His inventory isn't computerized so that's kind of a bummer, but he seems to keep himself organized…read moredespite this fact. Also, he can be hard to pin down. The first few times I tried to reach him in the store (this was over 6 months ago) he wasn't in the store during normal advertised hours. His rules are pretty fair. He doesn't charge a fee to open an account. You can come get clothing after 60 days (or more - it's not a hard and fast rule). He prices everything on his own and the price does go down after 30 days. I managed to sell about half my things for $70. I did spend a fair amount of time trying to get in touch with him. On my second visit I texted him via facebook and he failed to mention that he wasn't taking in any more clothing which I brought with me to the store. I was little miffed. Overall, Ian is a nice guy and has a handle on Men's brands and what clothing is worth and what will sell. If anything, he could use a bigger space and perhaps a computer! One last tip - I guess people prefer older stuff to newer stuff with tags so keep that in mind when cleaning out your closet!

I have been consigning musical instruments here for several months, and Ian is WONDERFUL about…read morekeeping me up-to-date on my sales. I have also purchased items here and LOVE the "Band Shirts" and Classic Rock Memorabilia. Sometimes I just go there to socialize with the terrific staff and clients. I have run into some members of the South Shore Music Community, who enjoy this place as much as I do. The "Squire 2" Bass Guitar that I bought here has become my main axe even though my other bass was 4X as expensive. I also have bought some antique ethnic instruments that adorn my walls, and a Concert T-Shirt that I will be giving as a Christmas Gift to my Sister. So, as a consignor AND a Customer (and a FRIEND), I can't say enough good stuff about this place. MERRY CHRISTMAS!

Most of the store is very well kept in clean. The furniture selection is great and the prices are…read moremore than reasonable. I like to stop there at least every two months if not more often.

Whitman Furniture moved from Whitman to Brockton Ave in Abington. Love the items they sell. You…read morenever know what you'll find. The two guys who own the store are very friendly. It's my go to vintage/used furniture store. I enjoy browsing and never leave empty handed.

Lots of stuff but nothing I wanted. Not your usual thrift shop. More tools and housewares etc.read more

Interesting place to browse for used furniture and kill some time. If you don't want to pay…read moreexorbitant price for brand new you should come in to take a look.

Totally dishonest. DO NOT CONSIGN HERE! Kathleen, the owner, is lying about my clothing and…read morerefusing to return or compensate the article. Very deceptive.

I brought in clothing and 3 pairs of shoes to consign and when I called to see what was sold the…read moreowner claims there were no shoes. They also told me I had 1 year to sell my wedding dress and later told me no it was 90 days and don't have the dress! The owner lies I will never go there again!