Why would you ever buy cheap-o particle board furniture from Ikea or Wal-Mart? Buy something from…read moreCorner Cottage. The owner is absolutely wonderful, and she has connections to all the best local pickers, and then some. Everything I've ever bought from her (yow, I've probably given her several hundred dollars at this point, I think) is high quality, and it's made to last. There are three stories of furniture, fixtures, decorations and so on. She does take credit card (no minimum), and if you want, she can try and find specific items for you. The prices are great, for the most part, and the higher prices are justifiable, in my opinion. She will negotiate somewhat, but for the most part, her prices are firm. All of her prices are reasonable. She regularly has sales and discounts on various items. There's a parking lot next to her building, so it's easy to get in and park, but it's on the busy part of York Road with some of your view blocked on the way out - so it's an adventure leaving. The shop is directly across the street from Andy Nelson's BBQ (also a fantastic place to visit). I don't recall the specific hours, but it's not open on Monday. Call the store for their hours of operation. Key words, in case you're curious about the store's style: antique, shabby chic, country, vintage, picker, crafts, restored

I spent yesterday driving around with my wife looking for some furnishings for our new apartment…read more We started with the big one - second chance - but did not have any luck. Everything there was either beautiful but wayyy too pricy or really cheap. I've been there before and had better luck but yesterday was not great. So we decided to drive north using the GPS and searching for places along the way and this one popped up. We found the owner to be very helpful, and great to talk to. We both liked her selection a lot. It's certainly not the size of second chance (~1700 sq ft of floor space I would guess), but you can tell she puts effort into bringing good quality pieces into the store. I found the prices to be very reasonable, too. We purchased a handmade hanging cabinet with a glass door for $120 and a French style handmade metal pot rack for $120. There's a good parking lot out back, making it a nice, low stress trip even on a busy Saturday.

Mostly overpriced antiques and old furniture. You should definitely look over pieces for damage or…read moremissing pieces before purchasing, and you'll probably have to clean them once you get them home because it doesn't look like the store cleans them. I actually bought two pieces of furniture here (one was missing a decorative piece of hardware that I didn't notice till I got it home), but the most "curious" thing was the delivery policy. I was charged $95 for delivery. One of the owners said there would be 2 men to deliver a sideboard and a heavy cabinet, but it turned out that only one guy showed up. He said usually the owners of the store send an extra guy to help him but they didn't that day. He looked confused about how he was going to manage to carry the heavy pieces off the truck. Fortunately, my husband was home and could help carry the furniture into our house. Honestly, though, for $95, I thought my husband shouldn't have to lift a finger. I went back to the store and said that it was my understanding that they were supposed to send 2 delivery guys. One of the owners said, "Oh, it was a misunderstanding. I thought you said your husband was going to be home." I did say he was going to be home, but I clearly asked the owner if they would be sending 2 delivery guys, and he said they would. I thought he was just asking if someone was going to be home to open the door. Anyway, the other store owner clarified that for $95 they usually send 2 delivery men, but neither owner offered to compensate me for the fact that my husband had to "work" as the extra delivery guy. Seems like a shady business practice to me, so I will not be visiting this curious shop again! Next time, I'll stick to Great Finds and Design down the street.

I found a fainting couch from Curiozity Shoppe through a Craigslist listing. It was in amazing…read morecondition and the price was much lower than I would have expected. The actual piece was in their other location (near 11001 York Rd.), so I did not get to see it before I purchased it. Donna (the owner) was very honest about the piece though and let me know about a small problem with it before I considered buying it. I first spoke to her on 7/13. I let her know I wanted the piece and she was happy to reserve it for me until I could pick it up on 7/17. She even went to the location where it was after she closed the shop to allow me to pick it up after work. Overall, the service I received was excellent. Donna was not pushy at all, which I found some consignment/antique dealers to be. She was genuinely friendly and helpful. From the conversations I overheard with other customers in the shop, she is extremely knowledgable about the pieces she sells. Also, the prices were extremely good for the quality of the items being sold. I would absolutely go back to Curiozity Shoppe any time I am looking for furniture or unique decorations. Just a note on the location: my GPS sent me to the wrong place at first. 75 W Timonium Rd. is not in the same parking lot as About Faces. It is on the same side of the street that the Red Roof Inn is, just across the street and next to McCormick's Paints.

Lots of vintage garden pots and accessories. Shop houses four vendors. Very friendly staffread more

This place is incredible. About a week ago, it was raining heavily. My phone screen had just…read moreshattered and I was freaking out (I didn't listen to my Dad and refused to get a proper case) and I had to call for a ride home. Murphy's law I guess. Its a great story now but when I dropped my phone I was in a lot of trouble. Nothing, and I mean nothing... no stores were open. Except this one place that still had its lights on. I walked up to the store and I was soaked from being out in the rain. The woman inside was closing up and I knocked on the door and when she saw me she immediately sprinted to the door to let me in. Thank goodness she was there. I never would have stumbled upon this brilliant shop BENTON and BUCKLEY had I been able to actually call for an Uber...so I do believe everything happens for a reason. If you already know of this place, then you know how lovely Deborah is to talk to. She has so many great stories and is truly passionate about her business (and her 3 dogs!). The store has amazing antiques and all sorts of great dinnerware and furniture, pillows and some really cool lamps. Not to mention she pretty much has a story about each item she sells. She's truly just a caring, brilliant and kind person. The owner immediately got me a towel (one of the brand new ones she sells by the way) and gave it me to dry off. She told me her name was Deborah and I explained my situation. She never once asked me to buy anything, even though I offered to buy something in order to use her phone. But Deborah only cared about helping me get home. More than that, she asked how my day was and we got to talking while I waited for a ride. No one picked up so she arranged for an Uber to take me home and paid for it. I am writing this review to say thank you. And I will be coming back often to support the store and I'm telling all of my friends about it. America needs more genuine, small business owners like Deborah and Benton and Buckley.

Great addition to Antique Row in Cockeysville. They carry furniture, lighting, decor, rugs, china…read moreand crystal plus bed and bath. The store is interesting and funky with some serious furniture options.

Hedgerow is a tiny little boutique behind John Brown General and Butchery and John Brown Cafe (in…read morethe back of their shared parking lot). The little building is very charming (sort of English country shop vibes), so I decided to check it out when I over there for recently for a sandwich and a coffee from John Brown. It is tiny (I am not exaggerating), but it sells some charming products! They do fresh floral arrangements and then sell an assortment of home goods and decor (fancy candles, tchotchkes, linens, etc). Good customer service (they're sure to notice you and say good morning when you walk in since the shop is so tiny) and just a fun place to shop for a few minutes if you're in the area! Add it to your boutiques to check out list!

Hedgerow is a cute little flower shop next to John Brown's Butchery and coffee shop. Being a new…read morefan of flowers and herbs I was super excited to take a look around. They didn't have many floral selections, but they had every accessory that you'd ever need to see your potted dreams come to fruition. I will be revisiting again.

unfriendly and unpleasant people! not very knowledgeable and much of their items are junk. the…read moreprices are very very high! you would be better off going to flea markets or yard sales. even craigslist is a better option. I've been there many times, they never seem to know anything about their items but they sure know how to overprice things! I don't care to be stared at and always leave shortly after browsing.

First reviewer seems a little biased. The store has since moved to Timonium in a huge warehouse…read more Lots of antiques. I've sold several items to them and have always seen tons of antiques.

What Happened? It used to be my go-to place to find unique, up scale,…read more items. It's like shopping at target or maybe the mall. Very disappointing. Walked the entire store and couldn't find a thing that interested me. Maybe they need new / or old consigners.

Consignment experience not great. They Lost my item. I won't consign here again. Small claims court…read morenot an option, or I'd consider it. Seller Beware.

Easy and convenient plus items sold quickly and payment equally fast. Very friendly service…read moreoriented and quality furniture.

It seems to mainstream the taste, if you are looking for unique pieces, you will find they follow…read moretrends.