You can tell the years of love and dedication that have gone into this place! Items are clean,…read morenicely arranged and yet not overpriced. Bargain area upstairs had some great deals. So happy with my purchases!! Thanks!

We have an entire house to furnish and so have been to about 5 antique stores in the area…read more Hoffman's is, hands down, the best. There's SO much to browse through - chairs, dishes, tools, hardware, beds, dressers, really, everything. The prices are very reasonable, it's organized well, it's clean, and the people who work there are so incredibly nice and helpful. We bought some furniture and they not only delivered it to our house but went the extra length - it turns out a table we bought wouldn't fit through our dining room door so they took the table apart, brought it in, and reassembled it. Holy cow! We weren't even there to ask them to do it, they just did. They seem to really care about their customers. Seriously, shop there people. I can't wait to go back!

Moved Upstate last Spring and was picking things up from here every weekend. They really have some…read moreversion of the thing you need. It is amazing the variety. Most stuff a bit crusty and in need of fluffing up, painting or refinishing. But always great choices. And lots more every week. My go to.

Amazing and unique vintage furniture like I've never seen anywhere else - wild old signs, vintage…read morefurnishings and architectural pieces galore!! It's like Brimfield for the other 51 weeks of the year :) I love this place!! My wife and I are flying back to NY for the Mary Randolph Carter book signing on Saturday and we can't wait to check out the new inventory too!! Check out the pics of some of their inventory on Facebook - simply amazing stuff: https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Hudson-Mercantile/596920753717378 Need a 12-foot sign that says 'A-OK' ? Or, hand colored, poured concrete molds of Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum's heads to use for bookends in your loft? Guess where you can find both? This place rocks!!

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This place is great! So many fabulous pieces at fair prices! Very eclectic and many mid century…read morepieces to choose from. Super friendly and great atmosphere. Store is in a quant little town with a few other like stores so definitely worth the trip for many reasons.

What I love about this place is the marvelous way Kent and Johnathan display each piece in the…read moreshop. You would want to have them stage your house! Thoughtful and eclectic, with a story behind each item. Highly recommend!

For furniture paint or antiques, a great place at 18 E Market St! The workshops are a fun way to…read morerelax with friends!

The workshops are wonderful! I've gone to a variety of them and whether you are a beginner or…read moreexperienced they never disappoint. Risa and Kevin, the owners, are friendly, helpful and are passionate about what they do. I always find something to buy when I walk in there. There's always something new and the pricing is very reasonable.

I was absolutely astounded today at how good this place looks now that it's under new ownership and…read morethe people running it actually know what they're doing! They are welcoming, friendly, attentive -without being over bearing- and also down for some fun and laughter. The place has lots of lovely items, designer-y and good antiques , good smalls and lovely jewelry and nice selection of mid-century too. Some very nice lighting! The freshly painted booths are great. I'll be back to frequenting this place often as I had pretty much given up! GO GO GO . You wont be disappointed!

Great Barrington Antique Center is no longer in business. The Berkshire Galleries of Great…read moreBarrington operates in that space and is a COMPLETELY different operation! Great quality, variety and friendly people to help!!

I love this place and make sure to stop by every time I'm in the area. I've found incredible pieces…read morehere including some really affordable vintage brooches, cute well-priced side tables and wall art. I recommend giving yourself a couple of hours to browse since the store is huge!! You will always find a treasure here!!

My husband and I had been introduced to this local business by friends. It is over 2 1/2 hours from…read moreour home. We shopped and spent over 700$ in our two trips. The last trip however, we were duped! We purchased items from an upstairs "antique" case from a bottle guy that were from the museum of modern art! We didn't see the very small marking in the very bad lighting until retuning home. We paid $54 total and called and asked to speak with the manager. We explained the way that the items were displayed were "very dubious and misleading!" The manager understood and said it was "unfortunate " to have a problem with this vendor, he was "hard to deal with!" This was a bad time also as they close out the monies to the vendors at the end of the month. This purchase was the end of February. I explained I could not return until mid March for a refund, which she agreed I should receive! She said she would have him, Mr. "Hard to deal with" give her cash for my reimbursement! We returned and to our horror I was given my refund and then told we weren't allowed to shop anywhere in the entire establishment again!!! Are you serious!! I wouldn't of wasted 60$ in gas round trip! I would of went through my credit card company for a fraudulent sale! We had purchased from at least 6 other vendors during our visits. How is it fair to them to not receive our future business!? How is it fair to our friends that introduced us to the business to be tossed out?! What is wrong with the management in this business? How do you not protect your entire umbrella of vendors? This is the first time being a customer I have Ever Been Escorted out of a Business and treated so unprofessionally! I'm not done with this business! I'm going to the BBB, the local newspaper and their local government officials! I was treated with complete disrespect and made to travel 2 1/2 hours to be completely embarrassed in public! They will be very fortunate if I do Not retain an attorney!! I'm including pictures of a few of our receipts. I'm including a picture of the refund receipt. They kept the original receipt which also had a purchase from another vendor. And including pictures of us at the business.

Parking is usually painless, either on Main (Route 7) or the cross street (Bridge Street). Though…read morethere's always something new (newly-offered, not newly-made!), there are also some touchstones that you can bet will be there. They have, for instance, a very impressive collection of artisan glass, a huge assortment of cameos from the Victorian period to the mid-twentieth century, a large offering of vintage kitchen textiles from the 1920s-1950s, and they usually have true antique furniture (meaning, more than a hundred years old) in their second room. I have been coming in to browse and buy at The Emporium several times a year for more than a decade. One of my favorite acquisitions is a wood and glass display case for a shaving brush company, circa 1920. The staff is pleasant and not pushy/snooty. There are many antiques venues in the area, but Emporium is a venerable institution that has stayed true to its quality without sacrificing on its customer interaction. I used to cherish the large collection of Bakelite from a local area vendor, but unfortunately, as of about five or six years ago, that vendor no longer sells there. I still pick up a few pieces now and then, but nowhere near the quantity I used to find, and that's not Emporium's fault (that vendor stopped dealing in Bakelite entirely). I have gone out of my way to visit Great Barrington just to stop at Emporium, and certainly if time permits, to then visit some of the other fine/small/contemporary arts stores on Main afterward!

They are thieves. I had mistakenly sold my Mother's jewelry to them. When I asked for it back they…read morehad removed the silver pieces and gave me back the costume items and denied they had any silver pieces which is a lie since they had commented on them when I first showed them the jewelry.

This country farm house is located in a small town. This place is an action house. We came to see…read morethe antique bikes and swap/meet. They also have auction now in live feed. They also auction all sort of things through the year. We came to see the bike ( big wheeled bikes). The road trip getting up here is 2 hrs from nyc and has great scenery.

Always fantastic service and quality Americana items, highly recommended. A stunning drive as well…read moreif you are coming from Connecticut.