Great place to hunt for that perfect treasure! Love the beautiful furniture. I find something…read moreevery time I visit.

This place is one of many great antique stores in Millwood. The whole store is clean and very…read moreorganized. It's really cool how it used to be a old school. Every piece is clean and in good condition. Sadly the prices are overpriced. Each room is not cluttered which is nice so you can see everything. Some items might be worth the price for how well they are in such good shape. But not for me. In the "basement" part of the store all items there are 50% off. Still a place to definitely stop by and see!

First of all, Bob McCann, the owner/proprietor is legitimately the nicest, most charming, and…read moreenthusiastic person ever. He loves what he does, and he enjoys talking about and showing off his numerous projects. Check out the book in his shop that shows the kind of work that he's done. This man is living the dream - he's doing what he loves, with incredible attention to detail. He's not doing it for massive profits, but because he really, really loves his work. And though he's an amazing restorer, he is most enthusiastic about repurposing older pieces to fit your current lifestyle. Ask him about his pump organ projects - something that was basically broken down and unusable was repurposed into a desk with hidden cubbies and secret panels like something out of that National Treasure movie. Which led me to basically dream planning having one of this pump organs be redesigned into a goth themed vanity of my dreams. Never mind that I live in a studio. And I was SHOCKED at how low the starting price for a project like that was - seriously, he is undercharging for the kind of work he does. I am seriously considering getting rid of my couch and tv cabinet just to make room for his custom vanity with secret cubbies and hidden drawers and expandable table tops. But if you're not ready for that and are looking for someone to fix/restore/recane/refinish cherished family pieces or even fix up that flea market find, Mr. McCann is your guy. He's a freaking treasure and he's absolutely worth the drive out to visit for a consult (or even just a chat )

I got Bob's number from a Pier1 Imports patron when chatting about having some antique furniture…read morepieces restored. I held onto his info and reached out to him to have him restore a 55 year old mid century one piece sofa sectional. It was my Dad's bachelor sofa. 10ft long. Over the years my folks had it reupholstered 3xs. When i inherited I had it done boldly in red Naugahyde. That was 21 years ago. Iron Gate Antiques just reupholstered in recycled leather and they added a lil height lift to it because she was a low rider. It's beautiful. The entire gang at Iron Gate made this project so much fun to do and I'm so pleased with the work they did abs the outcome

This guy is good-looking, knowledgeable, and a lunatic. You…read morecan find him only at the high-end east coast antique shows. If you visit Malcolm's store in Millwood VA, you will see thousands of broken, dirty, dusty and cobwebbed items marked with prices you will see only in an insurance claim. Hoards like these are where the good stuff is rotting away, and you can see some very beautiful items in those piles. Just don't try to buy anything for what it's worth, he doesn't like it. I have heard two Malcolm anecdotes. In number 1, a rich lady picked out two items totalling $4000.00. She asked him if he could do better, and I'm not sure what he said, but she left very angry, and without buying anything. The second anecdote is related by someone who saw Malcolm bidding at an estate auction. Estate auctions work like this: the items are first appraised at a certain amount, usually somewhere higher than retail, for tax purposes. The opening bid at each auction is based on this appraisal. No picker or antique dealer ever bids this price, because it is too high for them to make a profit at resale. After no bids are made, the auctioneer then lowers the opening bid to the point where bidding starts. The price realized is far lower than the tax appraisal, so the consignor gets to take a loss, pays no taxes and everyone goes home happy. At this particular auction, there was a set of four side chairs that normally retails for $150-200.00. The appraised value of these chairs was for $185.00 each. The auctioneer fully expected to get no bids at this price and that the set would eventually sell for $75-100.00. To the surprise of everyone at the auction, Malcolm bid the asked-for appraisal price of $185.00 apiece for the chairs. It is presumed he sold the chairs to a nouveau riche immigrant at one of the high-end east coast antique shows, for otherwise they are surely rotting on the front porch of his store in Millwood where no one who knows antiques will pay anywhere near a fifth of what he is asking for them. Enjoy your visit.

Bring a lot of $$$$$ Jam packed building with the finest…read moreantiques in the entire area.

They have done an overhaul of staff and the rude staff have moved on. I do not purchase…read moreelectronics, mowers etc. that are marked as untested, or simply "powers on." Most of these do not work. Overall, the best auction around.

I have been going to Hash auction for quite some time. I have gone to many reputable auctions,…read moreTrouts in Frederick, Cochran's. and many others. Hash auction miss represent things. I have purchased things that they said were gold and silver. The actual charm was silver and gold, but the chains on both were garbage. Very misleading in the description did not state or indicate that the chains weren't gold or silver. I have been charged twice on items purchased. When you try to speak to the women working there they are nasty and rude. Thank you for responding to my review. Contrary to what you believe, sir I was not upset at all. My bank had already put the money back in my account and it was minimal so there was no reason for me to be upset. I simply told your staff that I had done that at a courtesy. I was asked by your staff to wait because she needed to speak with the employee to find out what it happened. I sat there and waited for 15 minutes. She came back and explained to me once again that her employee made a mistake which I stated to her was not a big deal. Accidents happen. Your staff was rude and nasty and said because I called my bank and reported it that that was gonna look bad on her business that I should've told her about it when I came in. Not only did she attack me and was nasty even though I explained to her that it wasn't a big deal. She continued to talk rudely to me. Also another staff member of yours jumped into the conversation.. rude and nasty both of them. Didn't care it was an honest mistake, but I will not tolerate someone speaking rude and nasty to me when I was kind enough to tell her what happened. If she was upset, she should've taken it out on her staff the one who created the problem, not me I'm your customer.

Gorgeous curated antiques and design. The owners are so friendly and are interior designers…read more Fabulous!

there was no public sale of the contents of my parents home and we were not told they let another…read moreperson have everything including 3 beautiful bedroom sets , and cabinets, wardrobe, solid wood table and chairs ( and much more) all for $250.00 which they got 40%. and the so called contract was a handwritten sentence on notebook paper that they took 40%

I live in Nevada but had a family home in Cumberland in need of a clean-out in preparation for…read moresale. I was concerned about the valuable contents needing to be cleaned out. Honesty and integrity was a big concern and the local "auction" services there all seemed "dodgy". Several realtors suggested McDonald's liquidation service. I was impressed by their knowledge of antiques and collectibles and the fact they travel to metro areas where these items bring higher prices. Their commission was fair. They cleaned out the contents relatively quickly and I was pleased with the results of the sales. I highly recommend McDonald's Estate Liquidation Service.