This is probably the coolest antique shop I've been in. Tons of actual antiques and a remarkable…read moreamount of inventory. Lots of nifty little nick-nacks, as well as many larger items. I'm glad I checked it out.

Exactly what I was looking for! Not a boutique like most of the "Antique" stores around here- true…read moreantique treasures and some artwork from local artists.

Wonderful store in Lovely Norway, Michigan. They have a knowledgeable, honest and friendly staff…read more This store is laid out in such a way that it pulls you into the wonder of history for the items. Some tens are repurposed in simple ways that offer a different perspective and taste. Tell them Jim & Amy sent you and watch them smile.

Fantastic antique store with a lot of fun gifts and friendly staff! We stopped through on our Door…read moreCounty drive and found this to be a great local store, surrounded by other great stores as well.

Great collection and wonderful spirit filled owner who is dedicated to sending kids to camp. Worth…read morethe trip!

Stopped in Christopher's on a road trip to Escanaba, Michigan. The owner, an older woman shared she…read morebought the shop more than 40 years and is the sole dealer in the 8-room shop. There was a good mix of antique and vintage with minimal, if any "yard sale" type merchandise. Owner had merchandised her inventory nicely and although we saw a few things we liked, we didn't make a purchase, because as fellow antique dealers, the prices appeared high. Overall it was a nice stop.

Buyer Beware: I stopped here looking for my WWII artifacts for my son who collects. I spent over 30…read moreminutes speaking with the seller who told me a fantastic lie about a flask he wanted to keep for his own private collection and he thought it was sterling. It had a price tag of $95. Then he also sold me a plaque from Bastogne. He "bargained" with me for $200 for the pair. When I researched them at home, the "Sterling flask" was aluminum and worth about $5.00 and the Bastogne plaque sells for $50. Shame on me...$200 for about $50-75 worth of junk. Deal with this dishonest person at your own risk.

I recently moved to the area and now my husband & I find ourselves at the Wishing Well once a week…read more (especially for the chocolate!) The owners, Don & Sharon, are such a delight. They make the experience so much better. The store is filled with antiques, souvenirs, candy, greeting cards. You name it. They have just about everything. Some of my favorite things I've boughten in my entire life are from the Wishing Well. No exaggeration. I'm obsessed with my bird bath, typewriter, antique snack bowl & wall art. There are just the few of many things we've picked up there.... =) The prices are great. They even often have sections with free stuff. I always stop here first before I even go to Goodwill or St Vincent's De Paul, when I'm looking for something used and chances are they have it. For weeks I was searching the Thrift Stores for a nice book shelf & then I went into the Wishing Well & found a huge, sturdy one for only $15. I'm also convinced it's perfect for anyone looking for rustic items for a Wedding or looking to decorate a house. (PERFECT place for a housewarming gift!) I've saved the best for last......CANDY. They have theeee best candy. It's ridiculous how much people will pay for a candy bar at the Gas Station, when you can get so much more at Wishing Well.....and better quality too. The chocolate covered peanuts & blueberries are just to die for. The jordan almonds. The razzles. The bubble gum. Everything there is so delicious. I just love the Wishing Well. Definitely recommend it to all.

Don Khoury is a blessing to the community and has been for years. I love his store, The Wishing…read moreWell is a classic, my favorite candy and unique treasures store. America was founded on the values that Don and his wife Sharon have always stood for. Let Freedom Ring, God bless Mr Khoury and America! Sharon is in the loving arms of her Lord and Savior now. Iron Mountain will never be the same without Sharon and The Wishing Well.

Highly recommended! Greg offered me a very fair price for my $20 gold coin and my silver dollar…read morecoin collection. I compared his offer to my CoinSnap app.

From the owner: I treat the customer the same way I like to be treated…read more A bald man named Greg Willett wants to buy your antiques. I have been buying antiques for over 35 years & I provide courteous, professional service. I'm looking to buy antiques, including --jewelry --gold --silver --paintings --furniture --toys --dolls --postcards --advertising signs --old magazines --crocks --fountain pens --clocks --hunting & fishing items --garden statuary & more.