This is a boutique antique in downtown Sun Prairie and a great little find in itself. The owner…read moreCindy was absolutely lovely and very welcoming and fun to talk to. The Wire Basket has little trinkets, glassware, Wisconsin crafts, greeting cards, and more. I even found a custard glass uranium bowl and an amberina pitcher. If you are doing an antique day or you are in Sunny P, go visit this spot and stop at the boutique across the way.

Stopped in to for small town Saturday. A good variety of antiques and homemade items. Cute shop…read morewith a friendly staff ready to answer any questions. Prices were reasonable.

Staff was very friendly and helpful, lots of variety... but also LOTS of variety and lots to go…read morethrough!

It's massive!! So many different antique booths to look through. The building is in pretty rough…read moreshape and there is no air conditioning. I'm a pretty young abled person, but even I couldn't handle the heat while trying to enjoy my antique experience!

Small selection of movies and electronics and the movies were higher priced than similar stores,…read morebut staff was very friendly

Madison seems to have 3 types of thrift stores. Goodwill, St Vinnies, and those run by churches…read moreand/or church ladies. This is the latter type, and they all seem to be very similar (Bethesda, Agrace, etc). Less crowds, traffic, anxiety, and clutter than Goodwill and St Vinnies, but also less selection. Check back regularly and you will find some treasures. For the most part the prices are fair. If I specifically need something, I start with Goodwill, because I have the best chance of browsing. But I dont always feel like stopping in Goodwill just to browse. Versus it can be very peaceful to stop in Boomerangs, or similar. I've probably been there a dozen times since they opened, and bought something 3 of the times. They have furniture, which not all thrift stores carry. The staff has always been helpful.

Lots of little treasures in this shop. A wide variety of antiques, something for everyone. The…read moreowners were helpful and friendly. A stop into this shop made my day, thank you!

I had a run in with the owners today. I had not been back since my previous review. During our…read morevisit I was approached by one of the owners and confronted about my review and I restated, without apology, my previous review. They were rude to my young son. I did not appreciate it. The owners proceeded to insult me in a passive aggressive way. "People see your review and comment to me how rude you are because everyone loves us" " What a bad person you must be" " Look in the mirror (I'm overweight) and consider the source" I had told them that I didn't want to argue but they didn't back off. We left with out our two purchases because "We don't need your pennies" I have an extensive history of successful retail management, 25 years, and was shocked by them. Here are some simple lessons: - The customers perception is reality. A simple discussion and apology would have prompted me to change my review. - Never argue with a customer. Let it go. Live and let live. I feel sorry for them and will include them in my prayers.... They do have a wonderful shop full of good stuff at nice prices. Merchandise 5 stars Emotional maturity 0 stars.

This vintage shop has a very fun energy to it, and I loved the section with old video games. They…read morealso have some nice clothes, some were a little pricey for what they were but you could definitely find some good items for decent prices. The employee working was friendly and kind.

A pretty standard antique and collectibles shop. There are some gorgeous things that I would never…read morebuy (like the lace and tulle wedding gown near the counter), some good finds if you know what you're looking for (my boyfriend came away with some good comic book deals), and a large amount of items that would probably be better suited at a rummage sale than an antiques store (80-cent unboxed Matchbox cars, records that came out in the last 20 years, crafts). As a kid I was a total weirdo and loved poring over the items that were older than my grandparents, lusting over the wrought-iron school desk that somehow never sold, wondering who wore the leather spats and pearl-buttoned dresses, marveling at the craftsmanship of hand-painted signs and hand-carved wood. As an adult, many of the items I've found at places like Cameo seem too modern, too junky, too common. Aside from the merchandise, the building was freezing. The book room has a large fan that feels like it's blowing air conditioning even though it's the middle of November, and the basement suffered from a similar breeze coming from a (de?)-humidifier. With a coat I was still cold - if I hadn't been waiting on my gent I'd have bolted much quicker. If you have something in mind to buy, this could be the place for you, but as someone just out to browse, it didn't take me to the same magical place the antique stores of my childhood did.

This place is fantastic! I saw it while driving by last month and insisted on stopping when I…read morehappened to pass again yesterday. We thought we'd take a little break and look around - we had no idea how HUGE the place is inside (relative to its outward appearance) and spent over an hour perusing the stalls! Impeccably maintained and nicely curated, this is a good antiques mall. Some prices are better than others, but that's to each stall owner of course. A really great book room and lots of small furniture pieces.

Smallish store, clean and bright. Volunteers are quite friendly…read more You can find some really good buys here. So it is worth the stop. The bowl and figurine I bought were $2.64.

This is a great thrift store to find unique items, whether it's decor, clothing, or a pet taxi…read more They also collect donations. Purchases benefit the Dane County Humane Society and I can vouch for this wonderful shelter. DCHS is where I adopted my first kitty in 2005!

Such a cool place! They have a really great selection of painted furniture and some home…read moredecor/signs/etc. I ordered some totes online through their Etsy site and they arrived quickly and with a hand written thank you. I haven't attended one of their makers' markets yet but the concept seems really great. I highly recommend Brass Tacks Resale if you're looking for a special, beautifully painted furniture piece to add pizzaz to your home.

This is a neat place for unique furniture and decor. They've got a mix of items on consignment,…read morehand painted furniture and other decor. I highly recommend checking out their website to see current items in the store, they have a lot of nice pictures showcasing what's currently in stock and it's great they seem to update it regularly. Prices (but not dimensions) are also listed on the website so it's nice to be able to check out the items before you drive in to visit. Per a blog post on their website, it seems the consignment portion of their shop will be ending in 2018 to be replaced by monthly vendors - they describe it as an effort to showcase local artisans and think of it as "Etsy in real life". So that hasn't started yet but could also be neat to check out mid-spring. All in all, it's worth stopping by because they certainly have taste for nice items. You could get anything here from a wall-hanging gift for a friend to a custom painted unique dresser.