You can see the antiques great furniture repairs services are great atmospheres good staffs…read morefriendly very helpful you can see all different variety's their great for community's

I stumbled upon Unique Treasures after my most recent pit stop at the Clintonville Farmers Market…read more After walking by as I was heading to and from the car, I was intrigued by the dusty window and old signage. I just knew there had to be something special in there waiting for me! I opened the door and immediately noticed the large amount of inventory crammed into this little store. There was so much to choose from, I didn't even know where to start. No lie! I ended up starting towards the front of the room and eventually worked my way to the back. After browsing around for some time, I discovered everything from full tea sets to old photos, tons of jewelry, some awesome wall mirrors (with a touch of paint they'll be good as new!), records, and so much more! The fella that runs the placed is named Bob and he was so sweet. He has his nameplate on the desk next to the register, which made it really easy for me to know who to ask for when I was ready to check out. I assured him that I'll be back on Saturdays after the farmers market and he said he's almost always there (unless he's visiting Florida, haha). After about 15 minutes of looking around, I found a handful of cool jewelry pieces that I wanted. I ended up narrowing my option down to a really pretty blue pendant that simply needed a chain to be turned into a bohemian style necklace. For only a few dollars, I practically had a brand new piece of jewelry that could go with just about anything in my closet. Absolute score! I can truly say that I'm eager to make this a more regular stop on my weekend trips to the market. If I only looked around for fifteen minutes and found something good, just imagine what I could find with twenty, thirty, plus.

I went to this business because they have shed all over the property for sale. the lady that's…read morealways there said she would email all the information to me on prices for what I quoted I wanted. I called there and left messages at least a half dozen times and never received the information email or a return call or the quotes prices or anything that was specified

I was sad to see Dutch Kitchen go, but I'm very glad that the building is being put to good use…read more Old 42 is associated with the auction house in Plain City, and they lease space to antique vendors with high-quality items. They just opened and are still filling things in, but there was a lot of nice furniture at decent prices, some odds and ends like ceramics, train schedules, etc., and a few books. It's not one of those dusty places with crappy trinkets tossed on tables- this is nicer stuff, but still affordable. There are half a dozen rooms, and it's an interesting building so it makes for fun wandering. I'll have to bring Sweetie next time we're in PC.

Not quite the shop I was expecting, and that's a good thing…read more I figured this would be dusty, and filled with random things. Instead, it is a fairly upscale shop, with great items, new and old, but at reasonable prices. I got some ceramics for Sweetie, and they had a lot of Christmas items that looked cool, plus local-themed stuff like signs, etc. The owner is super friendly.

Excellent Little Cozy ANTIQUE Shop in Marysville Ohio ... Found several items in here over the…read moreyears ..... Check it out if your are into Collecting

This place is mammoth! Rows and rows with rows off rows of everything. From furniture to toys. Lots…read moreof albums and even some at great values. Plan a couple hours for exploring. Make this a stop after the Springfield Flea Market.

This was the best trip ever. So much fun to go. Love all the fun surprises we found. We spent 3…read morehours and still didn't make our way through it all. Definitely going back! There are people working there that will take your special finds to the front while you shop. It's definitely worth the trips!

Oh, my goodness this place was lovely. It has a lot to offer for its small size! The lady at the…read morecounter was very friendly--had a nice conversation with her as we were checking out. They had a display case of some uranium glass--which I've never seen in person so that was exciting for me! Most everything is reasonably priced, in my opinion. They have two floors and I really liked the look of the stairs!

Stopped here with the family. We enjoy looking through antique stores. Alot to see and so many…read moredifferent areas. If your in the area this is definitely a place to stop and walk through.

such a lovely shop! Stopped by while I was in the plaza and left with a beautiful vintage watch and…read morebird print. The workers were super nice and helpful. I had a few different watches I tried on in different cases, and one of the workers was kind enough to accompany me to several cases and help me put the watches on myself! Sad I was visiting a friend from out of state and this isn't local to me!

One of the best around! Always seasonal displays, quality items and the staff are the best!!read more

Plain City Auction house has been in business for many decades and has been held in high esteem but…read morewas recently purchased by their new owner John Coffey who seems intent on squandering that reputation. John Coffey owns both Plain City Auction and Old 42 Antiques & Vintage Marketplace. In summary, I was disappointed that the final split was much different than what it appeared to be on the contract, it took a very long time to receive my payment, John was difficult to deal with at times, and items sold for far less than I expected. 1. Final split - Although the contract stated that the auctioneer was to receive 40% and I was to receive 60%, in the end I received approximately 47% and John 53%. This was due to a couple of items that were not mentioned in the contract, namely a 15% buyer's premium and the auctioneer charging me a 40% commission on items that were sold but never paid for. 2. Slow payment - Although the actual contract stated that I was to receive payment within 30 business days of the auction and John indicated that customers often receive payment quicker than this, I did not get a check for nearly 40 business days after the end of the auction. I contacted John several times after the deadline had passed, but each time received an excuse. To put this in perspective, although my parents' house was listed for sale after the end of the auction, we were able to close on the sale of the home and receive payment for the home two weeks before I received payment for the auction. 3. Demeanor of the auctioneer - It was critical for us that we complete the auction before the house went on the market. During our initial meeting we tried to impress this fact on John and we agreed in the contract on an auction date that was 10 days before the house was scheduled to be listed. Despite this, two weeks before the scheduled date for the auction, John asked my wife to move the auction to a date that was 3 days before the house was scheduled to be listed because he was having a staffing issue. My wife was trying to be cooperative and John had us over a barrel because it was too late to find a different auctioneer, so she reluctantly agreed. After the completion of the auction, John scheduled two days for buyers to pick up their items and the second of those days was the same day that the house was to be formally listed for sale. The realtor had showings for 10 perspective buyers already scheduled for that date. During the course of attempting to work out this issue, John became very difficult and at times downright rude. 4. Sale price for items - I realize that this is very subjective, but I was disappointed by the price that the auction house was able to get for many of the items. In retrospect, I feel that one of the other auction houses that we interviewed would have done much better in this regard and I regretted that I had not chosen them.

Company changed model data of item that I bid & won (at an inflated price). "Justin" (owner) will…read morenot return phone calls, text nor emails. The automated purchase/delivery software does not allow the winning bidder to correct erroneous delivery address. After a series of phone calls with the software developer, VM (4) to "Justin" requesting an address correction and now more than 10 days later and the purchased item still states "Pick-Up" tag printed. However, the criminal act of changing the product description and model after my bids without notification to me. As a former Federal Officer, I find the actions an ethical violation and one in which I will follow up with the department of Consumer Affairs for Ohio. D.Lewis - Carmichael, CA

Great value and selection. The owner is very nice and welcoming. Bargains can be found in the…read morebasement.

From the owner: I'm not an antique dealer but a picker that my daddy of 86 years old taught me how to do. I have…read morepicker prices not antique prices. You won't be disappointed!

We are privileged to have this family-owned shop in our hometown. We travel fairly often and…read moreusually try to stop at the variety of antique shops that we come across. This is by far the best displayed and cleanest merchandise we've seen and the prices are great. It's nice to walk through after a local lunch at one of the nearby restaurants in town, check out the new items and chat with the staff.

I came here to leave a review and found my wife is the only other person to review here so far =)…read moreThat's sad because so many more people need to experience this awesome antique shop! The staff is friendly, the store is done well, and we enjoy going each time. I have been to many "antique" stores that are actually inside yard sales with jacked up prices. That is not the case here. They have a wonderful selection of antiques and crafts and I go weekly!