Duckpin Consignment should be your top destination for all things secondhand. Especially designer!…read moreThe quality is amazing, the value is the best, and the product and inventory any time of year is always packed. Duckpin takes only the best and highest quality secondhand items in the area. While the selection for selling your clothes can be picky, you expect fair commission and payouts in a timely manner. Service is always great if you're in the store! Commission when selling clothes is 50/50 which is pretty high for the area in terms of consigning. Your items, if taken by the store, are almost guaranteed to sell, ensuring you receive great money for your items.

If you love your high end designer brands but don't like paying those high prices, definitely make…read moreyour way to Timonium to shop at Duckpin Consignment for second hand items in excellent condition. I discovered Duckpin Consignment when I was looking to unload some highend handbags and shoes I no longer used. While the staff reviewed my items, I had time to explore the three floors and was so impressed with how the shop was curated and the condition of the offerings. They have clothing, shoes, sunglasses, handbags, belts and jewelry. The inventory is extensive and they are particular with what they accept for consignment, they review condition on all items so a lot of the stuff is very gently used, almost new. A great place to treat yourself to something nice!

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.

I've shopped and sold clothes at Uptown Cheapskate for years, and I've had several friends work…read morethere over the years. Unfortunately, after this experience, I won't be returning. I brought in a brand-new pair of Badgley Mischka shoes (retail value $139) that I received as a gift but couldn't wear because they were too small. They offered me $9, which I declined--no big deal. I planned to sell them elsewhere. The issue happened when an employee placed a pricing sticker directly on the shoe. When she removed it, it ripped part of the finish and left behind paper and adhesive residue. I pointed it out immediately, but I was told it was "just paper" and that it would come off. When I got home, I realized the residue wasn't coming off, and the sticker had actually damaged the shoe. I returned to the store to explain what happened. The owner looked at them and told me it was "no big deal" because the damage was barely noticeable. She offered me $40 for the shoes instead of taking responsibility for the damage her employee caused. These shoes were brand new, still in the box, and were only damaged because of how they were handled in the store. What disappointed me most wasn't just the damage--it was the complete lack of accountability. There was no apology, no acknowledgment that they had caused the problem, and no real effort to make it right. When I asked if they could offer $50 instead, I was told they would lose money. At that point, it was clear the focus was on protecting their profit rather than taking care of a loyal customer. I'm still shocked by how this situation was handled. A simple apology and an effort to make things right would have gone a long way.

I recently stopped by Uptown to do some shopping and while I did find some cute tops and a dress,…read morethe overall experience could've been a lot better. I was there on a Friday midday and was surprised by how messy the store was for only being open for 2 hours. It seems like it wasn't properly cleaned up before closing. The tops section was disorganized with a section for tanks that was oddly disrupted by regular blouses and then sweaters... and then more tanks. It was confusing to shop through and made it more difficult to find what I was looking for. I also noticed the prices being incredibly high for mediocre items (I literally saw a Gold's Gym tshirt someone probably got for free being priced at $9.99). A lot of items were damaged including a Free People top I would've totally bought had it not been missing beading and still priced at $20. I purchased a dress that was originally $12.99 but because the straps were safety pinned on and beading was missing, they were nice enough to give me a 10% discount. However, once I got home I noticed the sensor was left on the dress! Super disappointing and annoying since I don't live nearby. The dressing rooms were filthy with dust bunnies and clothes piled up all around the rooms with very few people working to get the area cleaned up. This place has boasted about how they weren't a normal "thrift store" because the shopping experience is supposed to be elevated thanks to the cleanliness and organization. But I'm afraid they've really lost their touch in both respects there. It's tough to justify paying the elevated prices when the customer experience isn't what it used to be.

Go with no expectations and maybe you'll find a good deal in your size. Staff is nice- nasty.read more

I was in the Cockeysville area and decided to pop in and was very pleased that I did. Prices were…read morevery reasonable and the selection was also pretty good. I am a plus size woman and found several items that I loved and you can't beat the quality. Very pleased with my purchase and will return

I went into his shop earlier today and he gave me a very generous offer. Much better than Smyth and…read moreother local jewelers. The owner was very friendly and chatty and we had a great conversation. It's a small locally owned business so I was nervous going in, but he was extremely reasonable and gave me a total higher than the other big names around. Great experience.

Went to the American Bullion Center a few days ago with a bag of silver jewelry. The name is fancy…read morebut it's a small house that's been repurposed to a storefront. Not that there's anything wrong with it being a repurposed house but sort of adds to the weirdness of the experience. There isn't much in the building indicating these people are in the bullion business. There's random antique furniture completely clogging the waiting area. If you aren't careful you can trip over something knocking over old lamps or vases or whatever they've got crammed into the building. The owner comes off as rather sleazy referring to his operation as the "shit show" and boasts about how he's going to give you a "shit show price". I gave this gentleman my business and now have deep regret as I've learned I could have got more from other providers had I taken the time to get further pricing. If you have metals you want to sell please do the homework and get several quotes. I would not recommend The American Bullion Center.

My friends love this location. I came to browse but it was…read moretoo crowded for me to shop so I will come back during the week. I found reasonably priced double strollers and the clothes were clean and inexpensive. I liked that some clothing categories were clearly labeled for example, swimwear was in a separate section. Some accessories were overpriced for 2nd hand resale because you could purchase new items from TJ Maxx for the same price. Bottom line- clothes, bassinets, strollers, and swings are the best priced items.

Came for their 30% off sale. Great items and selection, BUT and this is a huge BUT the "exclusions…read moreapply" exception with the sale announcement that was sent out via text literally was over 50% of the items I picked out. And you don't know that until you get into the store and see what colored tags and stickers aren't included. There are multiple colored tags and then different colored stickers on the tags for everything in store. So figuring out what was and was not included was somewhat frustrating. Some prices were much higher than expected and some were lower. So all that to say I won't be rushing back here like I did the other day.

I love it here it's really aesthetic the workers are so kind and the price isn't that badread more

The Thrifty Penny is the Neiman Marcus of thrift store! Located and operated by Epworth United…read moreMethodist Church, the proceeds fund mission and outreach projects in Cockeysville and around the world. The clothing choices include high-end item, some brand new. The jewelry collection is unmatched, and the household goods and decorative accessories are not to be missed. The staff of volunteers sort the donations, so each piece is clean and beautifully displayed.

Excellent Little thrift shop ran by very friendly old ladies. Good selection of Men's clothing & I…read moreeven found a bag of vintage Star Wars Figures once.

There is never a wait, the pharmacist and staff are always friendly, the prices are excellent, and…read morethe location is perfect. We left CVS at Target because it was a nightmare with a line over half an hour each time to pick up or drop off a prescription - no matter what time of day or night. Lykos is small and professional.

I am a prescriber. I love when patients ask me to call in their prescription to this pharmacy…read more Small business with great customer service. Always a better experience as a consumer also; I dread calling or visiting the large pharmacies such as CVS. We all need to support incredible small businesses such as this pharmacy.