Nice cleaning store but noticed they had quite a few open booths to fill. Maybe in a year when they…read morefill the booths the place will have a lot of items. Now you are a little limited in the items. Staff were friendly though.

Really nice antique store. Between Troy and Bennington VT. Two floors. They had a lot of jewelry,…read moreglassware, some semiprecious stones including some nice malachite pieces and all your usual antique store items. Interesting selection of old cookbooks. They do now accept credit cards. I saw a sign saying they are under new management so maybe that is why. Easy parking and right off NY-7. Definitely would stop here again when passing through. Only minor criticism is that they could be friendlier and greet customers and offer to open locked cases when they see you peering and lingering at one. I had to ask to see things and one of their employees didn't seem very enthusiastic about working. Prices were reasonable but not remarkably high or low.

I am a frequent buyer at this venue. On one occasion, I sat down for a few minutes on a thick…read morerustic bench. The booth vendor confronted me, shouted loudly for me to " GET UP AND GET OUT ! " . I reported this to the shop owner, nothing done . On another occasion, this vendor shouted at me again for no discernible reason. Shop owner gave sympathy but no action. We don't know this vendor and never dealt with her before . So unacceptable !

Could spend all day going through the stacks upon stacks of treasures. A whole other floor we never…read moreeven got to! In response to another reviewer, 1 star seems a bit punishing when this place, like all antique shops, sell items AS IS. Cracks/ wear/ imperfections are the assumption, not the exception. If you're trying to fine perfect antiques then go to eBay auction. That's just common sense, no? Personally, I had a great experience. Side note- as a mom of small children, this place is definitely NOT for kids. Beautiful breakables everywhere!

Does business as "State Street Antiques", this is decidedly a junk shop. Think "Sanford and Son" or…read morepossibly a spinoff of "Hoarders". The insides are pretty cluttered - - it is physically hard to get around -- and the organization is pretty random. Also, they smoke inside and the place reeks. That said, if you're on the dumpster-diver end of the used treasure hunt, let me tell you there is treasure to be found here. There's so much random stuff I defy you to fail to find something at least interesting. Furnishings on the low end tend to come and go fairly quickly, but you can bargain on anything in this store (the owners are friendly, just hang in there as they tend to split their attention nine ways), and the price should end up being right for you. The "collectibles" are mostly not so much, but in the mix and match category, there's lots of pieces for projects here and it veers into the picker territory (old advertising signs, inscrutable antique objects, etc.) so it's worth at least a familiarization stop or if you're a serious junktique hunter. Go in daylight, though.

A nicely organized and clean place with lots of furniture, accessories, and tchotchkes, you won't…read morefind any bargains here. But, what you WILL find is a shop that's well taken care of, items that have been cleaned and brought up to their original luster. Stop in for a peek.

I love this place ! they are only open on wednesdays and saturdays . I do get a lil overwhelmed by…read morehow crowded it is in there because it's FILLED with stuff but it's filled with goodies!! there's so much stuff to look at and the prices are amazing! and they have sales on the sales ! there's an older women who's there on wednesdays when I go and she is very nice and I always make sure I go when i'm on that side of town , i always leave with something ! definitely check it out , but be prepared to be overwhelmed and overstimulated by everything , it's not a bad thing!

This shop has an amazing amount of new and old treasures. The owner, Judy, is also lovely. I…read morerecommend you give this shop a try.

Words that I would use to characterize this place might be "quaint" or "quirky", but I am not sure…read moreexactly how to describe it. It is located inside a couple's actual house, and they appear to live on premises. I contacted them several times about a custom glass repair job and when I finally got through they were helpful but many times the phone just rang or it went to an odd voicemail. Their hours are also quirky (M/W/F/S, 12-5) and I would strongly not recommend showing up at other times. Parking is in the back, and it is easy to miss the street entrance to their driveway. Then, you walk along the house and enter on the side. They advertise as an antiques store and I suppose they are, but when I walked in I found no rhyme or reason to their inventory. Some stuff was really nice, and other stuff was country kitsch. Moving about inside was cramped and in fact I didn't explore everything because it just seemed so awkward. I felt like I was imposing on their home. That all being said, they are friendly. If you have a sense of adventure, this might be a fun place to go to.

If you're a person of color you're most likely not wanted here…read more I collect a lot of trinkets so I am always very excited to find a store like this, however every time I find myself coming to the owners store i'm always given dirty looks or watched vigilantly as if i'd steal. It's kind of hurtful. It's happened multiple times, inside and outside of the store. I recall going to the farmers market and him being inside the store until I came around, he immediately came outside and followed me around :/ It's a big shame as I want to like the store but just can't

Very random and dense collection of vinyl, but it's not "curated" - the selections look for the…read moremost part like they're just culled from garage sales in the area. That said, the Re-Collector has picked up a few gems so if you're a hard core collector, you'll likely spend a little time flipping through the bins. There's some CDs, DVDs, cassettes, and even a shelf of 8-tracks, and then a bunch of completely randomized tschotschkes. While I'm a sucker for this sort of thing usually we haven't found anything interesting on repeated visits. The music and vibe can be interesting or annoying, which goes double for the Re-Collector himself; he seems to be a bit moody. The store's pretty cramped, too, so go in with your claustrophobia under control and I recommend not taking any bags in, either. Worth a buzz-by if you like random odd used stuff stores, but not a can't miss one-of-those-things IMHO.

The workers are always nice here. It's a really big space and is organized. They do try to…read moreseparate different types of clothes - like pants from shorts etc. It's usually semi messy with clothes falling on the floor off of the racks. Some other stores have clothes jammed in tight on each rack - but not here. It's full but not jammed full. Not sure if that's a good or bad thing. The stuff is really hit or miss. Sometimes you find great items and other times it seems to be lots of clothes that are torn or stained. Kinda just how thrifting seems to be.

This is the third time in three weeks I tried to donate housewares and other non-clothing items to…read morethis location and was turned away. I am finished with the Salvation Army!! I have for years donated items and money, but no more. For a charitable organization, they are too fussy as to what items they take. The brand-new toaster (gift) and brand new duffle bag could have easily been sold at the thrift store and brought money into the origanization and the money put to good use. The Salvation Army has lost their way and that's sad.