Outstanding quality furniture and exceptional service from Sean and Bea made me confident in…read morepurchasing this furniture sight unseen and I have never been happier!!!

The worst experience of my life. We ordered a bedroom set. It took many months. The dresser had a…read moredefect that needs to be repaired. The bed came with the wrong slats and was installed improperly so the bed basically was destroyed when we tried to sleep on it. They sent the new slats and they were wrong again! Can you believe it! Please note that most of the positive reviews are 4 years old. This business is about holding deposits not delivering quality furniture.

I worked here in high school and summers when I was in college. The owners are insistent that…read moreemployees be friendly and available to customers above all else - you want something? Just ask. Anything. Seriously, ANYTHING. This is a high end boutique that offers locally created jewelry, glass, sculpture, pottery, wood stuffs, paintings, photographs, some furniture, and textiles. Attached to the shop are two more shops: 1. The Kitchen Sync - amazing kitchen store - gadgets, electrics, glassware, barware, tableware, cookbooks, tons of cool kitchen stuff, great for gifts. 2. Gallery 2 - the upstairs art gallery. Much of this is local art and some consignment. A couple other things... - Free gift wrapping. I wrapped SOOO many gifts in high school that I am totally a master at it now. I can make a seriously impressive bow with a couple feet of ribbon. Sweet. - Will ship your purchases anywhere you want. - If you see something you sort of like but not quite, say something to an employee and they will check if something more to your preference can be special ordered. - The bathroom is less than impressive and therefore supposedly for employees only, but if you ask the right person s/he will let you in it. Don't judge the lavender paint job - I did it myself.

When I first started coming to Brattleboro, I stumbled in this store. I had no idea what to expect…read more Greg, the owner, greeted me immediately. From the very start, he was so kind and very welcoming. He engaged in casual conversation with me in the most comforting and friendly way. He was adorable and sweet. I was just looking around and seeing what they had and he acted like I was the most important customer. I had no intention of buying anything - since I was just window shopping that day, but I really wanted to support him and his business and ended up purchasing a very cute pair of elephant earrings. Since then I've seen Greg around and have come to find he's just a wonderfully kind man. You definitely want to check this place out. It's full of fascinating, exquisite, and beautiful art and sweet little gifts. Support local business and the wonderful people like Greg that help to make this world a better place!

This place is AMAZING! There are so many beautiful things there to see that it gives me "analysis…read moreparalysis" trying to decide what to actually buy. Bonus is that the staff is super friendly and helpful as well. This will be a regular stop for me. :)

This is an indoor flea market, not an antique shop. Vendors rent "booths" and display their goods…read more That being said, it's awesome. Three floors of treasures and just crap to poke through. Something for everyone. The prices are fair - not cheap - but I didn't see much that was overpriced. It's a great place to meander through on a cold or rainy day. Lots to see. The staff was helpful and nice. I used the bathroom. It was in the back room and was a sight to see. But it worked for me! You should visit Whitney Hill Antiques if you're in the area. Leave yourself ample time. It took us 2 hours to see everything

Sawmill is a truly magical place. Located in Montague, Sawmill is located in the mill area that…read morecontains The Alvah Stone. It's a small but mighty and lovely shop that houses products from 15+ local member artists and 20+ local consignors. The artists take turns running the shop and are very proud of their co-op. If you're even so much as nearby Montague, you simply must stop here. It's really hard to describe such a place. Its jam-packed full of expertly curated paintings, photos, jewelry, scarves, knick-knacks, sculptures, cards and more. No two artists are the same. You can get lost for a very, very long time browsing the selections and getting to know the works of each artist. I mean, just look at my photos below. It is too much fun to turn the corner in the gallery and stumble across something new and colorful. I'm really regretting not purchasing a few wearable art pieces and a pen-and-ink art print of an owl. If you need a gift for someone (or you're like me, and every day is Treat Yo' Self day), Sawmill is a no-brainer of a stop. Not only are you getting an exceptional, handmade gift, but you're supporting local artists and keeping this interesting collaboration thriving. The prices range significantly, but everything here is affordable, and more importantly, uniquely interesting. Love, love, love!

Excellent selection. Excellent prices…read more Kind, courteous, and knowledgeable staff. You can't ask for much more.

So sad to pen a negative review of a local business.... we…read morebought 2 unfinished pine adirondack chairs 2 Summers ago, primed & painted them as directed, kept them indoors in the winter months. Both chairs have failed. The cheap pine rotted away where the armrest meets the back brace. When I brought this to their attention I was told "out of warranty" and replacement parts ( which I would be paying for) not available for 8 months. I asked about getting some sort of discount on 2 new chairs and was told " we don't do that" again, sad

My favorite kind of antique store, where there are a variety of things from mostly the mid-19th to…read moremid-20th century, just happily being old at reasonable prices. It's big (two floors open, hints that sometimes there's a third floor). It's arranged so that a person can browse comfortably -- aisles are logical and not too tight. Not super-precious, but not junk. Not heavily mid-century modern, not heavily country. One of the downstairs vendors looks to be buying dollhouse miniatures at estate sales, so if that's your thing, the prices aren't cheap but the selection is interesting.

I can remember pre Covid this place being amazing but I think between the collection of uninspiring…read morejunk, the dust/ must smell and the dim / dank lighting im not sure i would make a special trip to come here in the near future. Still a very large store with a lot of selection so if you are in the downtown area already and/or killing time a stop here makes sense. The rear of the store is all cloths and a lot, there are 2-3 booths with a lot of vinyl, some okay deals and some prices that make absolutely no sense.. service is ok, the typical checked out no super helpful checkout people that don't really know what is in the store or where to find anything other than what you could find easily by yourself.

Huge greenhouse selection and sweet kitties! Receive new plants in March and April including…read moreperennials, annuals, fruits, veg and tropicals!

I picked out a plant that looked exactly like the one in the photo, which was marked with a $16.99…read moreprice tag. However, the cashier removed the tag and charged me $39.99 without offering any explanation. I double-checked and considered returning the plant, yet she still didn't explain anything... it wasn't until I asked why I was being charged a higher price for the same product without reason that she gave a vague answer--something about one was a cut plant and the other being the original one they imported...? I like this store, but I was really unhappy with the cashier's attitude. I would have gladly paid for the plant if she hadn't removed and discarded the price tag and had clearly explained the reason for the price change before I paid.

This little flea market in Wilmington, Vermont, has been greeting summer tourists and locals for as…read morelong as I can remember. It is open during the warm months on Saturdays and Sundays and the number of vendors varies depending on the weather. People come from as far away as Connecticut and Boston to search for treasures The vendors are an eclectic cast of characters with wares ranging from antiques and junk to produce and baked goods. The days we visited there were about 25 dealers. Haggling is encouraged but these guys are pros. You want to get there early on Saturday to get the best selection of treasures. Sally, who run the market with her family, is friendly and keeps things organized. The restrooms are clean with plenty of hand sanitizer and flowers. There is plenty of parking as well. The coffee at the food trailer is good, we did not try the food.

I once loved to go to this small market and there are still good vendors with fun and useful items…read moreas well be as homemade products. However, in the last few years the market had become increasing politicized which takes away from the relaxing charm. A week after the last school shootings in TX, the market has several (I counted about four) booths selling gun-related paraphernalia, flags with AR-15 image saying "Trump for Guns", "F... Biden", etc. The market was more fun and charming when it only sold antiques, collectibles, handmade objects, and homemade/grown goods. Why can't the market return to this rather than increasingly represent the division, hate, and violence in the US?