Love this place! A lovely couple owns and runs this storefront. They have beautiful antiques and…read moreare very knowledgeable about each piece. This is my favorite place to stop by when I am upstate.

We were driving through Warwick, NY, this afternoon on Route 17A, and saw this large corner…read moreproperty with a sign declaring it to be Warwick House of Antiques. (Parking is around back, accessed from Orchard St. - see http://www.warwickhouseantiques.com/ for more info.) When I walked in, I was greeted by one of the owners (well, I assume she is one of the owners), who told me that the store was the entire first floor, and to enjoy looking around. She said if I had any questions, I could ask her, but she wasn't pushy and didn't hover. So I really could enjoy looking around! The first thing I noticed was an entire cabinet of Skookum Dolls, from the 1920s to 1940s. I wasn't familiar with them, but having seen the name at Warwick House of Antiques, I googled it and now I know about them. (See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skookum_doll if you are as curious as I am?) This shop is well organized, and all of the merchandise is labelled, so you know exactly what you are looking at. They obviously know their business. Besides the Skookum Dolls, the other things I particularly noticed were: many vintage Japanese robes, jackets, and textiles; lots of Japanese paintings and other items; paintings; bottles; vintage lead miniatures of soldiers, ice skaters, and animals; some stereo viewer slides; Murano glass; a Stangl plate; furniture (both Asian and American); an antique fire extinguisher; Shenango China Inca Ware Nestle cups and saucers; crocheted doilies; jewelry; interesting expensive pocketbooks; Japanese swords; porcelain figurines; and even a carved jade figurine. Don't expect to walk in here and get something cheap because they don't know what it is; they know exactly what they are selling, and will sell it to you for a fair price. On some of the more expensive items (such as a Ward's Lime Syrup Dispenser) they have documentation to show what the item goes for on eBay and similar sites. Warwick House of Antiques is worth a trip!

Another great Warwick Antique shop, this one is housed in a big red barn on the east side of 9A not…read morefar from the NJ border--you cannot miss it. You'll need to be careful pulling in, as the slope down to the parking lot is a little narrow. Inside, you have the entire ground floor (~5 large sectioned rooms) full of various antiques, ranging from knick knacks to furniture. There is also a staircase not far from the entrance which leads to the barn loft that overlooks the whole store; the walkways up here run throughout the barn, and are also packed with various items. I especially like this place for the variety of different items (primative crafts, dolls, old toys, some pottery, etc.). I've even seen some trench art items laying around. The owners here are willing to bargain within reason (mostly on more expensive items), which is also very beneficial. Combined with the other 2 antique stores on this road alone--not to mention elsewhere by Warwick--this is a must stop and one of the best antique shops in Orange County that I've encountered.

Drove by today and found out the hard way that they are closed for renovations…read more Awarded neutral/avg stars since I have to select a rating to notify people.

I have never seen this caliber selection of antiques (particularly 18th and 19th century antiques)…read moreoutside of New York City. Every item is a treasure and the co-owners, Michael Bertolini and Jane Glazman are so friendly and welcoming.

Talented, smart and incredibly creative. The Red Shutters team listens to your needs and transforms…read moreyour space into something you could have never imagined!

The Red Shutters is a great resource for any home. Designer and owner of Red Shutters has helped me…read moretremendously. Excellent advice and direction.

Yet another solid antique shop located just outside of Warwick! This dealer has less…read morecrafty/country items and more items like glassware, brass items, and other classic items (Victorian too). It is one big room with a limited amount of furniture items, some pottery, old beer steins, and a cacophony of other items, with a few larger pieces in an adjacent room. Last time I was here, I picked up an old piece of iron fencing from the 1800's for $35; my Mom plans on using it with her garden. Beware that the couple that runs this place out of the building beside their house goes to Florida for the winter, and comes back up in the spring; if you're unsure of whether they'll be there, I recommend calling ahead. Otherwise theyre very nice people, and if you're on this road I'd recommend stopping in!

Very helpful in guiding me to another Yelp business that could…read more refurbish my Shaker web seat chair. Much appreciated!

I have bought a few pieces from Steener's Attic. Always pleased with the quality and price…read more Recently I had a platform rocker totally redone. Christine did a fabulous job restoring the original wood quality plus totally taking the chair apart to completely upgrade the cushions, springs, and fabric. I am so thrilled every time I look at or sit in the chair. Thank you Christine and Peter. Our entire family is thrilled beyond words for the restoration you did.

Cutest store in upstate New York! Stunning vintage and homemade items, and bonus points because it…read moresmells incredible just stepping in the front door. Lovely store owners too - the perfect pit stop before Holiday season. Do yourself a favor and head over!

Candles smell amazing - they are all made by hand! Great option for a last minute holiday gift!read more