Love their clothes here, so much adorable stuff! I've gotten our outfits for family photo day for…read morethe kids the last two years and have been just so pleased. The owners/workers are wonderful ladies, and so helpful.

I was extremely pleased and impressed with the friendly and courteous service. Joan was right there…read moreand very helpful. She even wrapped my christmas presents for me and the prices are great!

I took my mothers 1950's highschool ring for engraving. I had called prior and they told me not…read moreall class rings can be engraved due to the shape, but mine worked. The owner recommended a great idea for engraving, which is done by him in house on just a few days time, same day if he has time. The price was very reasonable. He also buffed and polished the ring, it looked almost new! I had cleaned the ring prior to taking it in but his cleaning was much better. The engraving looked great! I had never been to this jewelry store before. They have a great selection. If you need a gift for a wedding, anniversary, baby shower, Mother's Day, etc....THIS is the place. I picked up a beautiful and unique frame for an upcoming wedding.

He gave me $100 on eight ounces of silver, and wanted to buy my 1/10 gold coin for $100. I said no…read moreto the gold, but I needed the cash so I sold him my silver.

What a pleasure to deal with. Responsive, professional and very good prices. A cut above most…read moreinternet sellers.

Great service Shipping and packing is GREAT…read moreI buy all my FX pellets from them Prices are fair

I love antiquing. If you didn't know any better, you'd swear I was an old lady. I get a serious…read morerush from bargain hunting and I love kitschy knickknacks. I especially love when they are affordable, which the majority of the things carried here seemed to be. They rent out space to various dealers, so there's a large assortment of vintage beer steins, art deco dish sets, tin signs, ceramic figures, books and much, much more. The store is spacious and set up in no particular order. I had seen a billboard on the side of the highway that gave vague directions (get off at exits 115 or 116 and turn left). I asked if this was the antique shop featured in the ad, because I had forgotten the name, and didn't even get the entire question out before I was corrected that this was *the* antique shop. I'm not sure if the woman working there is blissfully unaware that there's another antique shop just around the corner, but she was very friendly and eager to help me find whatever I might be looking for. I told her I was just there to browse and was left alone. Some of the items seemed a bit overpriced. I'm not sure if they think some of the things are worth more than they really are or if I'm not that good at pricing collectible objects. There was a 7pc Russian nesting doll going for almost $100 (that seems to be about right as an import, but I gotta scoff at it since I was able to buy them for ~$20 in Ukraine) and a few other things that caught my attention and held my interest just long enough to flip over the price tag and quickly walk away. However, I don't know how much the owner of the shop really has to do with marking things. As I mentioned, they rent the space out to people, so it's possible each person picks their own price and I can't blame Ruxton for having items outside of my price point.

Lots of useful used things to buy at reasonable prices. Not sure when it will open this season.read more

In the same building as the Antique Mall, is an equally interesting business whose focus is home…read moredecor, of a sort. There's art in the traditional sense in the upstairs area, but the downstairs is devoted to other forms of home decor: floral arrangements, wall hangings, decorative paper and calendars, some dog and cat-themed goods, and toys for kids. Although the main floor is home decor, on the walls near the stairs is art in another form: primarily pottery that frames the stairs leading to the art gallery. If you enter through the doors to the antique side of the building, it's an interesting dichotomy: beautiful things from a time gone past, that have lasted all these years, shown in subdued lighting befitting their age, and then the archway leading into the new, modern, brightly lit Cranberry Country Mall with its modern fare. As I walked from one section into the other, I wondered if the things in this new section would stand the same test of time as those in the section I left behind. It's not a stately store, but it is a cute one.

Our new "halfway stop" when traveling through Wisconsin on I94. Nice sitting area with fireplace.read more

Wide variety of hardware items; along with, variety of hunting items. To include, guns and ammo…read more The employees were very knowledgeable and helpful. While they didn't have an item I was looking for, they did try to see if they could order it for me.

They have everything you didn't know you needed in this store. They sell hardware, guns, USB cords,…read moreand the list goes on an on!