It was ok. Wouldn't go again. Overpriced. Lots of cashiers, no floor assistance. Was double…read morecharged for an item. No indoor restroom. Limited parking. A few good items.

Love this place! Lots of items to choose from. Antiques, handmade items and hard to find pieces.read more

The most knowledgeable and courteous employees. Great selection and very fair pricing. Can not…read morewait to go back! Mrs. Hurley, West Virginia

Wonderful antique shop. Has a great selection of items, all very thoughtfully displayed. Pricing…read morewas great and owner was kind and knowledgeable. A new favorite!!

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.

I stumbled upon this beautiful gem travelling to my sister's house. Lynn is so warm and welcoming,…read moreas soon as you come in a greeting quickly follows. I'm so in "love" with this place. I found so many items I must have to satisfy my creative side. This place is a must for a collector of fine furnishing. So plan to make a trip to the shop, I guarantee you will not be disappointed. I highly recommend this establishment.

I'm not a collector or a seller of items. We needed a gift for Jeremy's dad's upcoming birthday and…read morethe Bowery's FB page kept coming up in my feed and tantalizing me with interesting/odd items. Like they have one of those old Victorian bicycles, the one with the big ass back wheel and the smaller front one. Never thought I'd see something like that in real life. I saw a lot of things in that store that I never thought I'd see IRL, including two Emmys. In a dream world, where I'm rolling in cash and live somewhere more spacious than my studio apartment, that carousel horse would have been mine. We ended up buying a beer stein featuring the Constitution for Jeremy's very highly republican father. The owner agreed to ship it to North Dakota for us, too, for a fee, of course. And I bought two pieces of pink depression glass for $15 apiece. I had a delightful time wandering the store and discovering really weird, or really lovely objects. I feel like this may become my go-to store whenever I need a gift for someone who seems to have everything.

Great store with really cool stuff. Staff is very personal and professional. Met the owners…read more Really nice people. They have even more stuff available on Etsy and eBay. Worth a visit

One of the better antique stores in the area. The staff is nice and the products are quality. The…read moreprices aren't the worst I've ever seen either. The expansion really helps with displaying the things for sale. I have purchased twice from this location twice and will likely do so again.

From the owner: Tommy's Antiques is a locally owned and operated antique dealer. We travel all over the state of…read moreMaryland to purchase antiques and collectibles.

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.

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.