Always something new in stock. Great customer service. A stop for gifts before a retail store.read more

Me and my best friend went to this vintage store, thinking things were very nice and sweet. We saw…read morecute things and at some point I was eavesdropping on the store lady because she was just having a great time on the phone saying "I know you do not like brown people" while laughing hysterically making me extremely uncomfortable. I would never support such discuss in such a small business.

There is a private parking lot, but it can be somewhat confusing to access due to its location at…read morethe intersection. However, apart from that, it's a quaint little building that houses a variety of vendors offering a range of curiosities, from antiques to trinkets, toys, and comics. Yes, comics. Which is the main reason I came here. Shoutout to the lone comic dealer that is here. Your booth is amazingly organized! There are multiple floors packed wall to wall with vendor booths, so it's tough to tell one from another, as they are literally side by side. This makes manuevering around the space VERY challenging without possibly hitting something or knocking it over. So, if you're a rather larger individual, I might not recommend coming here. Some of the walkways are incredibly narrow. And because there is no sense of direction in there, it becomes quite easy to get lost. Which may not be a bad thing if you're looking to pass the time as you embark on your treasure hunt. Unfortunately, their times of operation are very limited. Except for Fridays. That's the only day they are open, later in the evening.

Great 2.5 floor antique mall with fair pricing and discounts and monthly sales! knowledgeable…read moredealers always around.

My favorite kind of home goods store! Lots of great items for personal use or if you need…read moreinspiration for gifts, there are a ton of options. The sales staff were really friendly and helpful. They offered samples of one of the jams, and so yes, they offered me a 32 cent cracker and between two of us, we blew $20 on the jams. SNEAKY! LOL! They have a new store in Haddonfield that is also excellent.

I was walking down Broadway yesterday afternoon when I noticed the window decals for Restored…read moreAntiquity and decided to pop in. It turns out they joined the Pitman business scene back in May at the spring craft fair. The shop is cute, minimalistic, and inviting. Unlike some shops, it's impossible to feel overwhelmed by the products. Everything is well-placed and easy to digest. They have signs inside and out front advertising upcoming craft workshops and even a scrapbook gathering. Later in July, they'll have a BYO wooden pineapple painting night also. I'd definitely be up for attending an event in the future if it matches my interests. The shop specializes in its namesake: restored antiques, furniture, and home decor. They have lots of those little wooden inspirational planks, plus a bunch of different candles and assorted gifts. I'd say the vibe is modern rustic. The prices are really affordable for the quality too. Now that I know the shop exists, I'm certain I'll be back when in search for gifts. Pitman sure is becoming a shopping destination in Gloucester County these days!

First off, I can't believe how big this place is. It's huge! Found something I've been looking for,…read moreold ruby red goblets that were sold by Avon. They had 5 mini goblets as well as some dishes, I just wanted the dishes. $4/each, which I don't think was too bad. It was nostalgic for me. Lots of cute things a lot is not antique just ppl wanting to get rid of their stuff. Employees were super friendly! Would go back

Waste of time, if you are looking for actual antiques. Large building with several vendors,…read morenothing from 18th or 19th century.

I love this shop! It smells awesome in there! They have two levels of great country decor and gifts…read moreand candles. Some of the items are pretty expensive, but they do have sales, and that is usually when I shop there, during the sales.

Antique stores are big treasure chests. When one shops at antique stores for home decor items, you…read moreare truly choosing a special way of creating a home that is all your own. You are sourcing items for your home that have a story.   Located on King Street in historic Mount Holly, my partner and I came today to this establishment looking for a small table in our living room.   Upon arrival at Center Stage Antiques, we were greeted by the staff, who gave us the layout of the building, full of French and American antique collectibles. This place is big, with an 18,000 sq. ft. showroom and warehouse that has a huge selection with much better quality and is reasonably priced. They sell top name brands such as Ethan Allen, Harden, Thomasville, Kittinger, Henredon, Hickory Chair, Pennsylvania House, Hitchcock, and more. They have 1,000s of new pieces arriving each month.   In the end, we were happy to find our Serpentine table and were able to exchange words with one of the owners, Amy.   If you are in the market for antique furniture, they have a great selection that we can recommend.

I discovered Center Stage Antiques through their ebay listings, but only live about an hour away,…read moreso my wife and I drove there and spent three hours there looking at all their stuff. They have a two-story warehouse full of antique furniture and unusual collectibles. Much of it wasn't to my taste, but they did have some beautiful things, and everything has character. We were looking for something more contemporarary, and found a cherry Ethan Allen curio cabinet and a nice mahogany console table, reasonably priced. Amy and Jeff were very cool, helped us with everything we asked, and personally delivered the pieces to my home several days later. On the down side, the inside of the cabinet smells like cigarettes, which was not apparent in the store or during delivery. I was able to clean it to only remove some of the odor. Wood is porous, so be aware of this issue when buying used or vintage items that's been in someone else's home.

Frank was so receptive and quickly responsive to my request to pick up furniture. We stayed in…read morecontact through the holiday week and he not only took all of my items, but he also volunteered to discard a broken table for me! He was prepared and professional, but also a lovely human being!

Always has what I've needed since I was a kid with my family…read more Helped me with a new used washer when I moved here and 14 years later it is STILL kicking ass and works great!!!

I love going whenever i'm in the area and just browsing leisurely. There is ALOT to see in here…read more They have some really cool things. The staff has always been friendly. It's just a fun shop to spend some time in and maybe find some treasure!!

Honestly, I'm not into antiquing, but I was impressed with the amount of items on display at Grist…read moreMill Antiques Center. The place is jammed packed ! We must have spent at least an hour inside looking around, and we did so at a pretty brisk pace. I know my Father-In-Law is planning to come back with my Mother-In-Law in the near future, I'm sure she'll find some treasures there.