I found Picky Pickers consignment and thrift store on Help,located in the antique store in new…read morelondon,ct.they have some nice pieces in there,alot of rare furniture also,I bought a nice end table for $50.00,well worth it,I left very happy with my purchase,great gentlemen working there,very nice and respectful

From the owner: Picky Pickers Llc/Pass It Along is an Antique,Thrift,& Consignment Shop. We believe that one…read morepersons trash is another's treasure so why not pass it along! We also specialize in Clean Outs, if you have an area that has become cluttered with things you intended to get around to,but never did,we will come and clean out the area to allow you to utilize your space. We do free estimates. Not only will we clean out your space,do dump runs,but we also will consign any quality merchandise that you wish to get rid of into our shop,and sell it for you for a percentage of the proceeds. Our goal is to establish great business within our community while being able to help others. We donate a great deal of items to charities as well as topeople in need

Wow, so this place is positively dripping in elegance from ages past. Do you need a masonic stained…read moreglass window? Maybe not but they have them. What about a gilded room that looks like it was ripped out of Versailles itself? I mean, who DOESN'T want that...? Or retro lighting fixtures from virtually every decade since the light bulb became a thing? The shop is overflowing with antiques and there are allegedly many additional warehouses of items behind the scenes. This does, at times, make navigation around all of the stuff hard, so this store may prove challenging if you have mobility difficulties or small children. The revolving nature of the items also means that not everything has an apparent price so there is also the danger of falling for something (literally or figuratively) to find out it is several hundred, if not thousands, of dollars more than you expected. However, most items appear to be quite good quality (staff indicated that they sell a lot of items to movie/television sets) and refurbishment + transportation is included in the price in some of the larger items (stained glass windows, for example). The rear portion of the shop also has a work area and I think they offer restoration classes. Definitely a unique place that fits in and adds to the eclectic vibe of Middletown. You might wander in to find yourself dazedly wandering out 75 minutes later.

Closed Permanently!! Stopped by hoping to find cool stuff and there is no sign of life in this…read morestorefront!!

I don't normally not recommend a place but want to note a few issues. It looks like they downsized…read moreand moved to the back of the building. That's why it took me three times driving by the building to figure out the entrance was noise in the back. To their credit they have a chalkboard sign in the front corner saying they moved. But in the sunlight and the sign being a little dark it was hard to notice. So we finally found the store. They share Parking lot with the next door laundry place. There are reserved spots for laundry patrons but I noticed that some of them were parking in the other spots next to the store so it was a little hard for parking. Going inside the set up was more warehouse styled. They had a few nice things but nothing resembling the pictures posted previously by others. Pictures and reviews are what led us to find the place. But we were disappointed to say the least.

Past to Present Antiques is an antique shop in downtown Niantic. This store is filled with…read morebeautiful artwork, ceramic dishware and furniture. I really loved some of the furniture pieces. They are very well kept and are a true bargain. At the very back of the store there are books and plenty of dishes. Here is where I saw one of the workers dump baskets and baskets of the items into the large dumpster outside. I understand they need to make room for new inventory, I don't think it's appropriate to do this in front of customers or during the time the store is open for business. They could do this during after hours, or better yet why not donate to Goodwill? This left a sour taste in my mouth about this business, seeing hundreds of dishes being splattered into a million pieces in seconds, that could have been someone's latest new treasures.

Coming down to the wire with the closings. Most booths are showing 50% off, there are a couple…read moreholdouts with less but the entire two floors are becoming sparse. Too bad, just wonder where all the folks will be moving too.

Pricey antiques/products but a cool place to go walk around and check out. Theres two floors with…read moretons a stuff to look at you could easily spend over an hour there. If i was rich id buy the giant animal displays for every room in my house just because i could, they're.....unique.

If you are looking for primitives & handmaids, mixed with a splash of antiques from some of the…read morenicest people in New England, this is the place. They have lanterns, corn cob Christmas trees, dried fruit and nut garland, gourds, candles, wreaths, gingerbread people, breadboards and a lot more. They have ducks that wander the property and some fenced in donkeys that are the little kind that are sooo cute. And you're probably wondering why it's missing a star if I like the place so much. Simply, there is room for improvement. It needs to have a little more room, a little more light in the side room, and take credit cards (to be completely customer friendly). And if your significant other wants to go here and you really don't, at least you can get a data connection on your phone (4G LTE Verizon). :-)

Full of treasures and Knick knacks, and old timely things and not so old timey things. It's worth…read morethe stop to check it out and spend a little time browsing through all the things they have. Tons of variety and seems like they have something for everyone.

For my brown folks,…read more You know that feeling of being watched by a hawk by a racist solely because you are a minority? Well, come on in - you'll surely feel out of place in this store. One would think security cameras in every corner would be enough, but no! My wife and I are pretty used to being watched in places where certain people think we don't belong in. But hey, this is 2021 and racist people just need to be called out. For my non-brown people, They sell good stuff here! They got a business card that offers 20% off once every week. Radical stuff that you won't come across in every thrift shop. Lady was super nice besides the subtle racism.

I had put off cleaning out 2 large storage units for far too long simply because it seemed…read moreoverwhelming. John at Estate Treasures was recommended to me and he was absolutely fantastic! I described what I had and then met him there with 2 workers. After taking a look at my items he made what I considered a very fair cash offer for everything I didn't want. His workers emptied out the units, loaded what I want to keep into my truck and the rest into theirs, and then swept the units out so they were ready to turn back over to the storage unit management. I drove away relieved to have a huge weight off my mind with cash in hand....Call John - you will be so glad you did!

Elaine and George have become friends. You will find a unique piece here, and top shelf service.read more

Shop lives up to its name with gorgeous couches, lamps, even jewelry. Got a homemade card for my…read morehusband and my friend for a print. Docking a star because the owner can be a little cold, but other than, he's got such an eye and has a lovely shop.

I stopped at Treasures before the holidays and purchased a beautiful Sansoucci teacup for a friend…read more Unfortunately the cup didn't survive the ferry ride and trip back to Long Island. I called to see if they might be able to send me a replacement, and it is scheduled to arrive Monday! Saving me the trip back to CT. Dana was SO accommodating, literal "service with a smile". I will make Treasures a regular stop on my visits to Connecticut.

Excellent place to browse. Lots of corners and hallways that keep going so there are so many items…read morehere. Everything is neatly placed so it's easy to check out the items. Some items are priced a little high, but there are bargains if you look closely at the items.

I stopped by Another Man's Treasure today, and wow--it was quite an experience! The place is a…read morelittle overwhelming in the best way possible. It's made up of room after room (after room!) of vintage finds and hidden gems. The store is actually a collection of different vendors, which gives it a unique, eclectic vibe. You'll find everything from clothing and collectibles to books, lamps, tools, and more. It's like a cross between a flea market and an antique shop--even some "sales" . The staff is very friendly. They also have a restroom available for customers. I needed a nap after I was done looking around.

Lot of Irans in such a small store. They maximized the rooms and have them organized pretty good…read more Some items were priced a little high for a consignment store n but off you looked closely you could find some bargains.

I normally really love shopping at thrift stores & consignment shops because it's fun -- I never…read moreknow what I'll find, I can often get better deals than retail, the quality of older items is often far superior to anything made in the 2010s+, and it's more sustainable and environmental to buy used with less packaging. So, I frequent a lot of these types of shops. This was my first time visiting this one in Montville. This shop was weird, though; when I approached the store front, there was a large table full of brand new Donald Trump hats and banners. It was only Trump, not any other celebrity or politician, etc., and it was all brand new, so obviously not used or vintage. We're not talking like vintage items from prior political campaigns, etc., which I do sometimes see at other antique and consignment shops. It felt really off-putting, and it made me not want to support the business, so I did not buy anything. I just wanted to shop, not be reminded of politics, and I didn't need to know the shop owner's political stance or preferred candidate. Awkward and weird. I would not return.