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Unfortunately, there aren't a lot of good quality furniture stores in the Baltimore area -…read morefortunately, Jarrettsville Furniture is one of them! We were in desperate need of furniture as we had moved and our existing furniture had not fit through the front door of the rowhome. My husband and I went to a few lower quality discount stores looking for living room furniture. We were VERY limited on what we could look at as we have a 28 1/2" front door which is 4-6" narrower than a standard door. After finding only a few couches that were going to fit through the door, we did some research on how well that furniture holds up, how long the fabrics hold up etc and decided that we wanted to look at good quality american-made furniture. The next day went to Jarrettsville Furniture. Our salesman, Mike, walked us around the floor and could not have been more knowledgeable about the brands, how they are made, pros/cons of each and what options & pricing they all had. Being able to see the interior of the cushions and examples of how the furniture is made right in front of you is very cool. We needed something ASAP and ended up finding a floor model that my husband and i both really liked. The moment of truth of course, was seeing whether it would fit through our front door. Mike called the head of the delivery department to come take a look and measure who came up, took the cushions off, measured everything and (thankfully) said that the feet could be taken off prior to delivery, but that it would fit! Because it was a floor model they could schedule the delivery for a few days later. The delivery team showed up on time, removed the front door, brought the couch in (and put the feet back on) and took all the plastic with them when they left. We could not be happier and haven't stopped talking about our experience since! Additionally, having just gone to High Point where you would expect a knowledgeable salesman and great customer service, we were disappointed that our salesman knew nothing about any of the brands on his sales floor, which only made us appreciate Mike and Jarrettsville Furniture more!

It will be 3 years in February 2027 since I bought my 2K Stearns and Foster mattress and box…read moresprings from Jarrettsville Furniture. My only concern at the time of purchase was whether or not my sheets would fit the mattress; the sales person assured me that they would fit, and they do. However, every time I change sheets, I hate myself for this purchase. The mattress is so very heavy that I cannot lift it to secure the sheets between the mattress and box springs! Should I need to buy new in the future you, can bet your bottom dollar I'll be lifting the mattress!

Been going to Olivia's for years now. Their selection of exceptional quality clothing, shoes,…read morehandbags and accessories is impossible to beat. I have never been when I haven't come home with at least one bag of clothing. I take friends and family there when they come to town, and my wonderful husband always gives me an Olivia's gift certificate for Christmas. I will finish by saying that the staff is also warm and friendly. I highly recommend Olivia's Shop!

Everything. Really nice people and quality items. I would go back! They carry a lot of high-end…read moreitems and all are in great shape. Staff is wonderful.

This is a lovely thrift shop with a good variety of quality housewares, furniture, knick knacks,…read moresome books, and clothing. The displays are pleasing to browse through and, although packed with stuff, is thoughtfully displayed and does not appear cluttered. I thought the pricing was good for upscale thrift. I stopped by on a whim and walked out with 3 items.

I've been going to this store for 25 years. My home has several items I bought from there, a…read morecanvas, some dishes, linen, figurines, there is always something interesting. The store feels unique, not cluttered, no old musty smell, but nice, clean and organized. Prices are not bargains, but retailer vintage store prices. Still, if you shop carefully, you can find some good quality items worth buying. Oh yes, the staff is often nice, sometimes I do get the, "Welcome sir" other times I get the invisible treatment. But I don't mind, my mission is always to find that unique item my home is missing or not!

Happened to stop by at this place on our way to Harrisburg. The cruise night caught our attention…read moreand decided to stop by. Bought an embroidered table runner and some napkins. They have some great and definitely pricey furnitures and a lot of knick knacks for the house. Located inside the Markets at Shrewsbury.

This is a great little antique, nick knack shop with a lot of nice antique and not so antique…read moreitems. and albums. boxes of albums to go through. the owner is very nice and is willing to round down his prices. cash only.

My boyfriend and I have passed this place many times without stopping in. Yesterday we decided to…read morestop in and look around. Turned out to be an extremely bad experience. We really liked a cabinet the shop had in the front and decided to purchase it. We thought it was small enough to fit in the car but should have really measured it beforehand. My boyfriend went in and paid cash for the furniture since the place doesn't accept any other form of payment. When we realized the cabinet was not going to fit we put the piece back where we found it and returned inside to talk to the owner. He flat out refused to give us our money back because he stated he already recorded the sale in his books. He said he had no way of knowing if we left and switched the cabinet out with another piece in the 3 minutes we were outside. I stressed that he was fully aware we never left the store premises, but it became pretty clear quickly that he was going to make a sale even if he had to steal from us to do it. When we stated we were going to call the authorities it was only then he offered to buy the item back from us to avoid the police presence. To be a nice guy he was going to buy the item back at less than we just paid him 5 minutes earlier. He stated he needed to charge us a restocking fee for the item we put back ourselves. He then insisted he write up a receipt stating how satisfied with the arrangement we were or we would not have gotten any of our money back. I realize as a business owner you have the right to decide if you will offer a refund, and with the small post card stating "all sales are final" in the front of the counter he legally didn't have to. It is not like we left and came back 2 days later wanting our money back. The Item never left his store. After I was practically forced to sign this receipt he pulls out a wad of cash from his pocket and hands me the money he had decided to return to us. All of this while trying to tell me how long he's been in business there, as if that is some sort of justification for his crooked behavior. We will never shop or stop at this place again. It doesn't cost a dime to be a decent human being, a quality this particular business owner clearly does not possess.

This is a great place to shop. You are greeted with a smile and the whole experience is friendly…read moreand uplifting. Crystal, Dennis and their crew do a great job from displaying all their great items (something for everyone), great prices, to customer service (helping locate items, packaging them for transport right down to carrying your purchases to your vehicle) They even recommend nearby shops and places to eat to make your day in the area complete. So glad I found them.

Great lady running the store and a lot of nice finds. I will definitely be back to visit again…read more Check em out.

Confession: Antiques stress me out. I'm a minimalist in my core. Less is more. With that in mind, I…read morethought I'd not enjoy Burning Bridge Antiques Market, but I left a fan. Inside a massive brick building in downtown Columbia, PA, three floors are filled with tons of treasures from records to clothes to toys. You can easily spend hours browsing each floor. I rarely by anything, but walked out with a $5 1911 postcard from D.C., where I live.

I heard about Burning Bridges Antique market from a family member and independently from a hotel…read morepamphlet and decided to take my parents along with me for a visit after dining at Hinkles. The market is in an old brick building with plentiful parking. As many have noted-it is massive. There is just so much to see on all the three floors-there really is something for everyone here. Glasses, plates, toys, Christmas decor, old electronics, telephones, and so, so much more. We had a wonderful time exploring, and I picked up a few things I had long been wanting. I'm not an expert in antique pricing, but it all seemed reasonable to me. I definitely plan to visit again when in Pennsylvania. It was a fabulous way to spend an afternoon, and afterwards we all remarked on what a great time we had there.