Put an $1790 set of bookcases on hold for 48 hours to be able to measure before spending the money…read more Called right before driving in to purchase to double check the size. Get there, Christmas Eve, to find Jerry behind the counter laughing and says "you won't believe this..." and he sold them to someone else and then lied to Mary the owner that we had called to say we weren't coming when we had called to say we were. Spend your money elsewhere, absolutely shitty business.

Great place! Found a lot of nifty vintage products . Prices are fair…read more Take note when you put address in GPS it might misguide you out of no where. Keep going into town and it is located in the town of Carmel.

We are not antique seekers and that is the focus here, but there are a lot of rooms and a barn full…read moreof stuff, so some of it could be considered as just used. They carry items from many vendors, which make for a lot of variety. My wife found a couple of items she is interested in at a reasonable price, but she wants to give them a little thought. When we were there, one of the rooms and the barn had a 20% off sale, so perhaps they usually have specials of some sort going on. There is everything from trading cards and books to decor and furniture, so it is at least a nice outing on a winter day. It is on Stetson Road, aka Rte. 222 for us when we take that route to Bangor. It is on the corner where the three roads merge near the gazebo and the ATV trail crossing. It is not very accessible. My wife had to leave her walker a couple of times to check out vendor stalls, so I can't imagine a wheelchair getting very far.

Classic antique stained glass and furniture !! Near Lake…read moreGeorge in Central Maine; overnight accomodations available !!

this place is freaking amazing. It's like going through a maze as many rooms and vendors this has…read moreit's unbelievable. We spent several hours walking about finding unique things from the past and ultimately purchasing more than we probably intended on.

I will try to be measured in my words here but to say the least, I am disappointed in their…read morebusiness practices. Allowing Nazi Memorabilia to be sold is a choice that reflects poorly on the business owners. I have been buying odds and ends here over the years, and recently brought my mother to help me look for cute antique salt and pepper shakers. However I was embarrassed when I saw these items for sale, especially as my mother has arranged for a Holocaust Survivor to tell our hometown about her experiences hiding from Nazis during WWII. Again there is a lot I can say on this topic but I will leave it there. In general the items for sale are overpriced, and I thought it was good to support a local business anyway, even if the owners have rough personalities. But now I don't see a point in coming back. To me, they have rough personalities, bad stock, bad prices, and bad business practices. It's a shame but that's all I can say for now. By the way, the Gestapo hat is being sold for $475. That's a lot of money to make off this type of item. I will let the reader make their own conclusions.

The owner really knows his stuff! Free appraisals on Tuesdays and when they run an auction there is…read morealways a wide mix of items up for bid. They run a variety of auctions throughout the year from high end to the dude next door variety. There is something for everyone. They make it easy to bid online if you cannot be present. Shipping costs are reasonable and auction costs are in line with industry standards. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. It is a must to drop by and peak at the next group of auction items when in the Thomaston area. Their marketing campaigns are clever and epic as well. I have giggled aloud a few times when reading the emails.

Lots of quality items, extremely helpful and knowledgeable staff, easy to register to bid.read more