This is a hidden gem. More than ten thousands square feet of antique furniture and variety items…read more All pieces are in very good condition. Very friendly owner. The store is not very visible from the road and as a result suffers from lack of visitors. Would be such a shame if it will close.

As far as antique places go this was Avery large space with some great items. The owner is friendly…read moreand accessible, and clearly relishes being able to provide quality items. When we spoke to him he hoped to have a cafe going by the Spring of 2022, and additional areas with more items to see.

What a cool place to see a combination of... everything! From furniture, to sports gear, skis,…read morecenturies old cast iron cookware, statues, machinery, you name it. Including a ski gondola from Mount Sunapee. And motorcycles, bicycles, etc. And in a century old building and warehouse. Few places carry the memorabilia of this place. One interesting piece was a huge bronze statue depicting a battle between the U.S. Cavalry and Native Americans. Probably hundreds of pounds heavy. But a bit non-PC in today's world... Prices are as expected in a New England antique shop. Initially expensive and then you're expected to bargain. A Yankee past time and tradition Really a must visit. I may return and get some old cast-iron cookware.

This is a fun place to visit. I bought an anville here, a while ago. You can stop and get a hotdog…read moreand a coke at the grill, too. Also the prices are very fair.

I always find something amazing to add to my wardrobe. Great deals, and unique stuff.read more

I have taken my business to K-n-K since close to day 1 and I would return and take my business…read morethere even if I moved away (ideally to warmer climes). I expected to find a shop-owner, not a friend, when I began frequenting K-n-K. I found out that she drove her help to work when they were without a car. I like Laurie's story, which is going from banking/corporate to follow her dream of owning a thrift store (c'mon, haven't u always wanted to open your own shop?). And now her dream-come-true is literally bursting at the seams with deals and quality items (consignments must make it past her scrupulous eyes first). Some of the things she offers are Back to school needs, FRESH bedding, and Holiday must-haves. I could spend a gift card here in seconds, and next week too, as changeover is constant. I suggest you come on down and squeeze into the crowd of bargain shoppers at K-n-K. It's NOT an old musty granny store :)

I had no idea the amount of inventory they have. The owner and her staff were accommodating and…read morehelpful. If you're looking for used furniture, start here.

Great place to find pretty much anything. The prices were fair and in an affordable price range…read more The owners were also very pleasant. We were camping and needed knives, which we found sharp steak knives with the butcher block knife holder for $4. And it just so happened our electric wok died while here and we found the exact same one, which we purchased over 22 years ago...needless to say, we purchased it. Loved walking around and looking at all the things in there.

A small thrift/ consignment store that offers 95% women's and children's clothing…read more Some small consignment booths that offer some local artists note cards and photo prints. Not much else. I didn't find any treasures here.

A great place for bargain hunters in the middle of the Green Mountain State…read more This store has an immense inventory of furniture, appliances, Knick knacks, clothing and virtually everything household related. Why go to a dozen state sales when you can come here and save the gas. There were a few leather sofas, many dining room sets, countless recliners and seating chairs, and chests and bookcases. Another side of the store features clothing, while a separate section has small appliances. Quality varies, from almost new to fairly worn. Priced accordingly. Perfect place for a new college graduate to set up household without spending a ton of money, or folks who don't need to spend a lot of money in a sofa that will likely become the cat's scratching post when they bring it home. And for the bargain hunter looking for treasures.

The best shop in SE Vermont. As a professional buyer I'm happy to report that this place is…read moreexceptional! It's clean, friendly, and very dynamic. Things you may have spotted last week may be gone this week. Plan on frequent visits!

These old buddies need to stop gossiping about the customers!I heard one of them call a heavy set…read morecustomer a fat slob!The customer appeared neat and well dressed!On top of that the clothes should be used as rags!All junk!

I always visit this shop when I'm up with family! I scored three English porcelain trios at half…read moreprice and other items! Everything is CLEAN, artfully arranged and the staff is SWEET and VERY helpful! One time I found Holt Howard Pixee ware for a song! You can get porcelains, glass, silver, jewelry, household items and of course, gently used clothing MUST GO AND SEE FOR YOURSELF!

I used to like going in there when they had the other manager working there, now it seams that the…read moreprices on some things are a bit out there, they closed the twenty five cent bargain basement and now the little closet they use has nothing much in it. Sometimes change is not better.

Have numerous good quality items from recently deceased veteran. Where do your proceeds go..?…read more Please review your website and put some information in it. Thank you.