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.

Stopped in on my way home from a wedding on a lark, and was impressed with the selection! In the…read morefront, interesting and fairly priced mid-century vintage pieces in wonderful shape, with local - beautiful - hand-carved wood dishware - and in the back/upstairs, a lovely selection of more traditional antique furniture and home accessories. There was also a HUGE selection of antique books - hours of browsing! I really wish we'd had more time!

The people are nice and they have a good selection. I find their prices high on some things but…read moreothers are very reasonable. It's worth a visit!

The store is very large, two stories with anything you can imagine from cabinets, cups, cables and…read moreclothes. Although it's called a 'thrift shop' the prices are a little high for some of the things people would be most interested in. And I feel the staff/owner could be more friendly when you go to check out, or at least smile. But it's a good place to visit here and there for needful things, I got a basket for fruit and a set of cups.

An interesting little place, but don't neglect to go out back and check out the barn. The contents…read moreand prices seem to be set to "let's sell tchotchkes to Brooklynites on vacation" but there are some interesting pieces nonetheless. Honestly, I spent more time looking at the (somewhat more authentic) stuff in the barn out back. It is extremely clean, well organized, and well curated for an antique store.

Great spot with an eclectic collection of antiques and random cool things. The barn out back has…read moremore than the shop in front.

The stuff is decent, but the prices are ridiculous. We're talking salvaged and vintage items, not…read morepriceless antiques. Its rusty steel, and old beat up wood dragged out of some old warehouse, or someones basement, but the stuff is priced as if its extinct Honduran Rosewood with hand gilding and King Midas himself sat on it and scratched his butt. Its kind of a shame, because if it was priced reasonably, it would be great and they would move inventory, but its not, therefor you find yourself walk in thinking "hmmm, thats kind of neat, maybe I could make that piece work in my place" then you flip over the tag and look at the price and think " F that! Are they nuts?"

Someday, when I am rich, I will partially decorate my home with the furniture that is sold here. I…read morecan never walk in without experiencing unrequited-inanimate object-love of some kind. Though I've only made one purchase (a tiny vintage desk lamp for my boyfriend) at the price of $60 (probably the least expensive item available), I can safely say that the owners/employees love the stuff they sell. I put the lamp on hold and when I came to pick it up it was *gleaming*. The gentleman behind the counter had polished and cleaned it for me, free of charge. My one complaint is that he didn't have anything other than a plastic grocery bag to put my purchase into.

I've been a loyal customer with an account with this business for the last 10 years. But as of the…read morelast two years the feeling and image has changed. Last 5 times I've gone in to consignment - appropriate nice items (seasonal, clean/used once/ name brand/ unique) I have been turned down. With a little snarkiness from cashiers each time. My items are just as good or better then flannel shirts missing buttons with holes And safety pins. I feel befuddled... buying a pair of Guess shoes with the leather wearing out on the inside..... to make the point! This is the first review I ve ever made .... Please go back to the original conceptual feeling of your business. Buying into only major brands and stock makes this like every place else, and unflattering to people like myself that love coming to your store for something unique and politeness.

Pretty cool place. A good deal of the clothing is over priced and lots of retail merch mixed in. Be…read moreaware of their consignment policies-they are far more in the favor of the store.

I loved this shop! It had a ton of random stuff for antiquing but the coolest part was the amazing…read morepieces of art with the baby heads growing plants. The person running the shop told us stories about various creepy things in the shop as well.

Beautiful store that is owned and operated by a collective of 40 artists. The store offers a…read morediverse selection of art from photography to jewelry and gnomes! You can find something for anyone. Also, beautiful ceramics.

We love this little store. The first time we came to this store was a little over a year ago and…read morewe very much enjoyed the arts and crafts and everything that they had to offer. Yes some of the items are expensive but they are all hand made products and local. I will gladly support local and pay a little more if I have the money rather than go somewhere else without the quality product. They have some local soaps that are made with essential oils and they are one of my favorite products to buy. I buy this place out every single year. The hand soap with orange essential oil is absolutely the best. We also bought a beautiful hand cut cheese board. Each year we come in and they have some newer items, all of which area beautiful.