It's hard to find a good thrift shop these days, Goodwill is garbage now and way over priced. THIS…read moreIS A GREAT THRIFT SHOP, the prices are so reasonable and there is always something new to find. Excellent staff and they treat you like family

From the owner: We have Vintage, antique and mid- century modern furniture, collectibles, home decor and more. We…read morealso have tools, books, Fenton glass, Pyrex, sports memorabilia and collectibles. And so much more!

A lot to look at, found a wallet I really liked. Even looked it up to make sure it was real,…read morethought i looked through all the pockets. It was marked $90. We went upstairs to look around. Twice had the lights flashed at us let him know we were coming down. Asked if I could purchase 1 item. Grabbed the wallet, went to pay he looked at me as if to say something, marked it down $10 then rang me up. I get out to my car open the coin area only to find the inside is coming apart glue and all sticking to itself. Seriously $90 when you know it is damaged inside. Least you can do is mark it as such. Of course nothing is returnable.

I was greeted upon entering by a friendly gentleman who asked if I was searching for something…read morespecific. The market is quite large and in a cute older huilding that could use a bit of TLC but wasn't uncomfortable. The prices were a bit high on some booths but very reasonable on others which is the nature of an antique mall. Give it a shot- you may find your treasure.

If you're looking for vintage or antique glassware this is the place to check out. They also carry…read morea neat selection of hand crafted yard art! Be sure to stop in!

I recently moved to North Carolina from Florida, and after selling off everything, I had to start…read moreover. Kirkman's was a gold mine. I got American Drew furniture for two bedrooms, and Kincaid for the other, and the prices were unbelievably low! I also got a pair of Clayton Marcus swivel rockers for my livingroom. I had shopped ALL of the new furniture stores in the area, as far as Jacksonville and was wondering if my budget was going to leave half my house empty. Kirkman's was a very friendly, welcoming place to shop, and by the end I was wishing I had a few more rooms to furnish! High quality and good taste in everything I saw. I would recommend Kirkman's to anyone looking to beautifully furnish their homes on a budget!

A wonderful antique and second hand shop. Beautiful things to choose from! The man who runs the…read moreplace is very helpful and outstanding in his service. I very much enjoyed my time there and came away with additions to my cloisonné dish/ashtray collection. Good parking, clean bathrooms, good service, great referrals.

Nice shop, reasonable prices and kind staff. We thoroughly enjoyed our stop there and love our…read morepurchases.

The prices are reasonable and it is for a good cause giving back. Each time you go in the store you…read moreget greeted with a smile and warm welcome!

The service was great. They had a little of everything for the house. Decorations, furniture,…read moreantique dishes, and knickknacks. Their prices were reasonable. Great find in Greenville. I will go back!

There's no lack of antique stores in the greater Wilson area of North Carolina, but Jean's Antiques…read morestands out as one of the best. Their collection of empire and early victorian furniture is simply without peer. And that's a tall compliment given some of the nearby competition. Prices are not the cheapest, but their selection often means that you're picking between a few strong pieces, and that's a bit of a rarity when you're looking for this sort of furniture. The people there are friendly and willing to negotiate, and I've been delighted with the four or five pieces I've picked up there over the past few years.

I found the perfect sofa in an online listing to match a chair that I already had, but was…read moreapprehensive about buying it sight-unseen (I live 10 hours away in NJ). I emailed with Janine several times and she assured me that if I saw it and it wasn't as described in the online posting, she would refund my money. They held the item for a few weeks until I could drive down to pick it up. When I arrived to pick up the sofa, it was absolutely stunning. Exactly as described and as represented in the photographs. The shop owners and workers were so friendly and I felt like I was a family member instead of a customer. They even loaded it into my truck for me, which was a nice surprise. The store is HUGE so there is a monstrous selection. The quality of their items is fantastic, and their prices are fair. I've seen similar items in stores in NJ and NY for double or triple the price. It was a fantastic experience, and I would absolutely buy from them again, even without seeing the item in person!

Wide range of furniture, lamps and dishes at reasonable prices. The selection of home decor is…read moretruly good.

From the riverside, I always thought this place was a restaurant but once I got closer, I realized…read morethat it was an antique shop. I guess The Purser's Chest would be a weird name for a restaurant. We walked in on the street side and it immediately looked like a small town furniture store but old school. Don't get me wrong, I fell in love with a couple of Settes that I thought I had to have, but for the most part, it looked like some things my grandparents would really like. Towards the back were some more upscale antique items, some french lamps, chest of drawers with hand engraving on the side, very nice items. I purchased a tray to sit summer cocktails on when we are hanging on our back screened in porch. I am not an antique expert but lots of the items were very pricey. There was a loveseat I fell in love with that had a clearance sign but upon inspection, clearance was $4000.

I love visiting this store, the people who work in it are super special, kind, pleasant, helpful…read moreand above all of a super human quality, they are wonderful people

I really wanted to buy a couple of things here, but everything was put back because one booth was…read moreselling signs that had the not so funny statement meaning "F$&@ the President." Totally cool that you don't like the current President; I loathed the former President. Yet, I didn't go around saying things such as "F$&@ the President." That is in total poor taste. Plus, if you are trying to sell merchandise, it seems like you might want to be Switzerland. And maybe the loss of my business is made up by all those who support those who say things like "F$&@ the President," but why take that chance? I definitely will not suggest anyone visit this establishment.

Lots to see, all different booths so prices varied. Cashiers were super friendly and knew when…read moresomething I'd chosen was on sale, so that was nice. They also have a selection of drinks and snacks up front. Highly recommend visiting to browse or look for something specific.

Cute spot. Bunch of stuff. Snacks, drinks, general store , crafts and more nice staff..read more

Antiques, antiques, antiques. It's not my thing, but some folks like it. This old tobacco warehouse…read moreis now an antique store, and my buddy wanted to stop by today and take a look-see at their antique farm equipment. They have a little bit of everything in this massive warehouse - old books and records, antique china and dinnerware, and the such-like. Like I said, it's not my thing, but it might be yours. According to the sign, they're only open on Saturday, so plan accordingly.