Horrible experience with these people. I spent over two hundred dollars buying several things at…read moretheir auction. This was my first time purchasing anything from them and it will definitely be my last. I showed up to pick up my items and was given cursory information about where in the warehouse things were stored. It was "self service" which could have been doable with more patience on the part of the charming girl behind the desk. I am being ironic. I was told I couldn't carry the bag I had brought for my purchases but had to use a shopping cart. As the cart bounced up and down over the uneven floors, one of the antique platters I had just put in the cart fell on the floor and shattered. No one came to help or apologize, rather the gentleman who seemed to be the nominal boss yelled at me that it was my fault and they weren't responsible for the breakage before I had even thought to inquire. Also the loud sound of a broken dish only elicited laughter from the charming girl. I should mention that I am a senior citizen. I will never return and I hope to discourage others.

Avoid this auction house. They do not respond to emails or phone calls about listings. Items are…read morenot properly stored to avoid damage. They pile the stuff up in their small warehouse and damage occurs post-auction.I watched this with my own eyes. They do not employ staff to move inventory around for pick ups and the "ladies" who work there are not capable. Most auction houses employ in-house staff to manage the inventory - typically young guys that can handle heavier items. I agree with other reviewers that found the staff curt - the head "lady" was rude when I asked a simple question. I made the mistake of purchasing an expensive Thomas O'Brien rug. Once I got it home and unrolled it I found clods of mud and leaves rolled up in the rug and bright pink stain on the back that had bled through to the front - this stain was not noted in the listing or visible in any photos so it must have happened while in the auctioneer's hands.

used to be a great store with a great prices. Now it's more like an antique store. too many…read morethings are overpriced.

I really liked the Katona thrift shop, but it was very small and the selection wasn't as diverse as…read moreI was hoping. They did have really nice jewelry, but the price was a little high. The service was incredible and the women who work there are so personable and kind.

We loved this place! The owner was so helpful and we were able to pick up something we've wanted…read morefor a long time. The owner even told us about another antique store to visit too.

This antique store is very small, yet it packs a punch. The antiques in this store aren't your…read moretypical 1980's vintage items. These items are old and in great condition. Definitely a little bit more pricey, but their items are definitely worthy of the word "antique".

He will come to ur house/apt if u r selling something, which is a huge plus, especially if what u…read morewant to sell is big or heavy. He does the evaluation on the spot. Unfortunately he didn't take any of my things, which was a bummer, but he only came to appraise -- no promises. I cannot report on buying from him since I have not done this. But I think he may have an actual shop/storefront somewhere in mid Westchester. U would have to call because I also believe it may have moved or else he has two locations. Nice person, straightforward, won't waste ur time.

This guy has exstensive knowledge and really treated us great! The selection, the quality of items…read moreshown are out of this world. Thanks for making our visit a great one! We love our table!

Helpful, honest, professional! I called seeking advice on how to dispose of furniture. Eric spoke…read moreto me for 20 minutes, generously giving me suggestions, even though he was not going to restore any of the pieces for me right now! Will definitely use when I need to restore something.!

I would highly recommend coming here to visit Eric if you have some old antique furniture or wooden…read moreitem which needs to be restored, repaired, and brought back to life. He is a master of his craft, and this is an art form that is all but disappearing since everything is being made by machines nowadays. He does it all by hand with a keen eye and experience. He's a very friendly guy who welcomed us and was easy to talk with. He gave us a history of his business, how he came about to doing this, and showed us some the items he was restoring. He does a wonderful job, and his work speaks for itself. It's such an old school type of shop and we loved his stories, along with chatting about business in general.

Such a charming, local spot with lots of Katonah flags and pillows and postcards. They've got great…read morelittle rugs, and we got a $10 doormat on sale that we use every day. Will definitely be stopping in every now and then for a good browse. 5 stars!!!

Out of all the stores in Katonah, Old New House is by far my favorite. While the rugs are pricey…read moreand awesome, you can also find reasonably priced and unique little gifts here as well. I especially enjoy the kind owners and sales associates. They're always eager to help and seem to genuinely enjoy speaking with/ helping their customers.