Best vintage store with art pieces that are wisely curated. Took a friend who was decorating her…read morenew condo and found art deco pieces that work well with her place.

I enjoy visiting Ramble Market, always a hello when you walk in.My usual path is to the vinyl…read morerecord collection. Met Cal probably a year ago and because of his friendliness and making feel comfortable about asking any question,whether about albums or stereo equipment, I try and frequent as much as I can. He sold me a pair of vintage speakers and a vintage receiver at a great price. I am fairly new and learning as i go about audio equipment and Cal took a significant time to chat with me and walk me through certain steps about building a stereo system,and trust it helped! He is fair on album prices and because he has a turntable set he will play album for you before purchasing. Super cool place to visit with a wide range and variety of vintage wares.

Horrible service. Rude employees. Don't stand behind their product. Terrible experience all…read morearound. Will NEVER even step foot in here again

Unimpressed. Mediocre, pedestrian selection, indifferent staff. Look elsewhere.read more

2 Places you MUST visit!…read more Buy & Consign Waltham 1250 Main St Waltham and Buy & Consign Framingham 64 Waverly St Framingham Antiques, furniture, vintage pieces, mid century modern, original artwork, kitchen stuff, rugs and so much more!!!!!

This is an interesting place, but every time I go, I am shocked at how high the prices are for…read morebasically used furniture. Very few antiques very few real fines. But fun nonetheless.

Can't wait to visit them for help with our new living space! The showroom is bright and inviting…read more I need furniture, window coverings and closet fittings. I know that you will do a wonderful job!

A key to business success is setting customer expectations and having good customer communication…read more This business did neither. I called for information on Hunter Douglas shades and had a good talk with a woman here, after which we made an appointment for her and a technical person to come by the house a few days later to discuss details about how the mechanized shades work, and look at colors and fabrics.. About five minutes before the expected arrival that day I had a message saying "we" are running late but "we" expect to be there within 15 minutes. About 30 min later though, the doorbell rang and a man stood there. He did not introduce himself but his shirt was labeled "Hunter Douglas". I asked where the design person was with whom I had spoken and who had sent me that message. He didn't know. He came in and I asked if we should wait for her. He didn't know. No attempt to wear a mask or ask if I preferred he do so, and as he walked into the living room I saw he was wearing dirty tennis shoes as he walked on our Oriental carpet--no attempt on his part to remove or cover them. He was very terse (I could not tell if he was shy or upset about coming alone) but did the measuring. I asked what was going on, as I was expecting a designer to come with color books, fabric etc. He offered he had a color book in his car and could go get it, but I had expected to interact with a designer. He was in and out within five minutes. I called the shop, and another employee explained my contact was with a customer, and then, most oddly, proceded to explain to me what this other customer was asking about and was going to order. I stopped her as I wasn't interested at all in another person's order, said I had had a message that "we" were coming and who was this solo quiet man who turned up without ever giving his name even. I asked for my contact to call me back but was told they close at 2p and she would be leaving (heaven forbid they return a call past 2p apparently). I got the email address and sent off an email saying I found this all very unprofessional. I very well could understand running late with a client, but then why not call to say that and ask if we could re-schedule? But sending out this man alone, an employee who clearly was not at his best when speaking directly with customers and who didn't know what was going on even with his own workmate, was unacceptable. She had my email and phone number, but now five days later still no response. Very unprofessional and apparently don't like being called on it! The whole effect was very disorganized and unprofessional.

I'm surprised no one has reviewed this location, but I'm happy to be the first!! Excellent and…read morewell-organized HG at the very end of the plaza with Market Basket and Marshalls and it is also very clean without items tossed all over the place. I've been in during crazy holiday times as well as slower days throughout the year and have always noticed employees stocking and organizing. The BEST PART of this location is the woman who seems to always be at the registers: I think her name is Charlotte (not entirely sure though) and she has worked for the company for 15+ years I believe. She is friendly, keeps the line moving and the cheerful person every store needs!!

Just conducted an estate sale with Consignworks. I have nothing but praise for them. Deb and…read moreMarissa were a pleasure to work with. Made the process as easy as possible, responded quickly to any communications, had great suggestions, and were open to any "out of the box" suggestions. Would definitely recommend them to anyone considering an estate sale.

Most Professional, well organized, helpful, accommodating people and company ever ! This was only…read moremy second Estate sale and these folks had it down perfectly. Met all the people who worked there - Top Notch, wonderful and amazing to say the least. Made friends with lots of great folks in line - Super nice. Just a great experience, with great items, with great people working there and going to the estate sale ! Can not say enough good things about Consignworks honestly !! So happy I found them ! Ed Carp - Physed

I can't say enough good things about Florentine Frames. I popped in on a Friday hoping they could…read morefix a cheap broken frame with huge sentimental value. He wasn't sure if it was fixable but would give it a try and if unable to fix would not charge. Gave a estimate of 4 days but to my surprise he called the next day and said he fixed it! I'm so grateful. Amazing customer service and great job fixing my frame and adding glass and a hook/wire as well. The price seemed reasonable and he was a so friendly and sweet. I'll be sure to use them for any future framing needs! They have picture frames as well as some art for sale. Lots of street parking and a lot behind the buildings.

Outstanding. You will fall in love with Tony and his work, I guarantee it. This business is an…read moreabsolute treasure in Weston.

I have a beloved olde family heirloom lamp (the kind that your relatives try to weasel out of you…read morebefore you're mature enough to realize how lovely it is). Two weeks ago, to my utter despair, the little bugger shocked me; intervention was required. Enter Appleton Antique Lighting. It's a bit small, and Route 9 is a bit crazy, so keep your eyes peeled. The gent going through bills off to the side was a bit brusque, but the lady at the register was very sweet. They quoted an *extremely* reasonable price for the fix. They said it might take two weeks, but they got it done in one. And my lamp is back to its healthy, non-shocking ways. Go there. And bring your poor, your tired, your huddled lamps, yearning to be fixed.

I can't say that I know a whole lot about lamps. My bedside lamp had been bugging me for the last…read moreten years or so - I kept having to wiggle the switch to get it to work, and sometimes the light would go out while I was reading, it would go out and I'd have to get up and wiggle the switch again - one of those really annoying little things. Finally it dawned on me that there's people out there who fix these things - I took it to Appleton, and the rest is history. They are incredibly nice there, and while they said it would take a few days to fix, it turned out they were able to sneak it in between larger projects and the lamp got repaired by the next day. Not bad! Basically, I would say that they were very knowledgeable, extremely welcoming and affable people with excellent customer service, and as far as I can tell, they charged a reasonable price. I wouldn't hesitate to use them again as they certainly have earned a repeat customer (just hoping that I won't have any more broken lamps, haha).

Over all I was pleased with my experience in the store. The sales woman seemed knowledgeable and…read morewas helpful in helping me find the proper out door light - I needed something that would look monumental atop a granite light post, yet wouldn't overwhelm a small house. The light was special ordered and arrived in a timely fashion. I got it home- unfortunately it sat in the box for the past 6 months while I got around to calling the electrician. When my electrician took it out of the box, the round lamp has a round baseplate. The baseplate is slightly larger than the lamp post so slightly overlaps and looks stupid. It's too late to return it. And too expensive to throw away. With all the other advice I received - I wish I would have been told that you can't put a round lamp on a square post. It was an expensive lesson.

Beautiful items but pushy sales people. I like to shop local but mom, your lamp came from on line.read more