Duckpin Consignment should be your top destination for all things secondhand. Especially designer!…read moreThe quality is amazing, the value is the best, and the product and inventory any time of year is always packed. Duckpin takes only the best and highest quality secondhand items in the area. While the selection for selling your clothes can be picky, you expect fair commission and payouts in a timely manner. Service is always great if you're in the store! Commission when selling clothes is 50/50 which is pretty high for the area in terms of consigning. Your items, if taken by the store, are almost guaranteed to sell, ensuring you receive great money for your items.

If you love your high end designer brands but don't like paying those high prices, definitely make…read moreyour way to Timonium to shop at Duckpin Consignment for second hand items in excellent condition. I discovered Duckpin Consignment when I was looking to unload some highend handbags and shoes I no longer used. While the staff reviewed my items, I had time to explore the three floors and was so impressed with how the shop was curated and the condition of the offerings. They have clothing, shoes, sunglasses, handbags, belts and jewelry. The inventory is extensive and they are particular with what they accept for consignment, they review condition on all items so a lot of the stuff is very gently used, almost new. A great place to treat yourself to something nice!

Love it here! A great place for parents to bring kids looking to craft, and for adults to come…read morelearn new skills! They offer craft therapy nights and in the future, workshops! A very chill place with cozy vibes. Payment is sliding scale based on what you think is fair for both you and Aunt Hazel's. You can bring any supplies you have to donate here as well!

Wonderful crafting shop with an amazing staff. Aunt Hazel's is full of "new to you", repurposed…read moreand recycled supplies for all your crafting needs. Donate your stash of excess supplies and get a coupon towards your purchase! Pay what is "fair and equitable" for your supplies! Aunt Hazel is making crafting accessible to everyone regardless of your budget! Take a class. Check out their maker space. Participate in their monthly crafting competition (CRAFT SLAM!) Attend craft therapy! Aunt Hazels is more than just a craft supply shop - they are building a community for the crafty peeps of Baltimore!

I've visited Wishbone Reserve a few times (usually on my way or leaving from Good Neighbor, which…read moreis just up the block). Wishbone Reserve is definitely a cool store. Rather than vintage furniture (of which they have a little in the store), I definitely think of it as a shop specializing in decor and tchotchkes of a vintage nature. Fun to explore if it's open when you're nearby!

This vintage object, card and gift place is larger instead and more varied than it appears! If you…read moredon't know what you want--you will discover it after a heavy walk-around! From vintage to rugs to local cards and gifties to posters and paintings--you will find a reason to buy for others or yourself. Saw some great locally-made cool and funny cards (lots of Jewish or Yiddish-themed! A plastic coin purse that says "bagel money"!), a midcentury foot stool, a Woolworth's red baskets rack (!), flip books and lots of great home accents or possible gift items. Prices are reasonable. And, if you need help, the shopkeeper is knowledgeable about everything. Definitely a hidden gem of a place on Falls Road to browse for gifts or home accents that's easy to walk or drive by. But don't! Stop by--you won't be disappointed.

My first visit to Fia's Fabulous Finds was for their $40 bag sale. For anyone new, you get about 30…read moreminutes to fill a bag with items from the back section of the store everything from household goods and cosmetics to shoes, clothes (men's and women's), jewelry, bags, and even kids' items. I have to say, I was pleasantly surprised by the variety and quality of the inventory. Let's just say I ended up leaving with two bags Even though I came specifically for the sale, I couldn't help but notice they have a lot of other great items throughout the store. I'll definitely be back to take a closer look at everything else they have to offer.

We went for their $40 bag sale which turned out to be whatever was outside not inside the store-…read morethat's ok. We were able to still find some good pieces inside at decent prices. It is a bit of a smaller smack but there is a decent selection of items with men's and women's wear and home pieces as well. The employees working there are very nice.

Fantastic service, very enthusiastic and pleasant , ready to assist you into a beautiful fashion…read moreexperience. Shop in and Glam out!

The selection is awesome and the value is great for the merchandise! Fantastic location and very…read morefriendly service!!

Easy and convenient plus items sold quickly and payment equally fast. Very friendly service…read moreoriented and quality furniture.

It seems to mainstream the taste, if you are looking for unique pieces, you will find they follow…read moretrends.

8.11.23 This was my…read morefirst time shopping here. I generally don't shop at thrift stores because I am a germaphobe, but I was next door at Ross and had time to kill. This thrift store has mostly used items, but you'll also find new items with the original tags still on them. They have apparel and shoes for men, women, and kids. Additionally they have home goods including toys, kitchenware, appliances, electronics, linen, books, sporting goods, and much more. I was pleasantly surprised to see a number of designer and high quality apparel with the original tags still on them. While other apparel items looked only lightly worn. Among the brands I saw were Vince Camuto, Coach, White House Black Market. Most of the apparel were between $5-$20. In perusing the dresses, I was impressed at how stylish they were. Most of the shoes I saw looked worn and dirty. I wouldn't purchase shoes unless they were brand new. I didn't buy anything this time, but will definitely come back to shop for apparel.

This thrift store is massive. When you want to thrift, you should give this spot a try. Compared to…read moreother thrift stores, it is at least twice as big. This is well organized and has ample items to browse through. If you are in need of clothing, you can definitely find several different types of outfits while in here. Even though there is ample stock, it will take you a long time to browse through here. It is hard to know what you might find. I was in the electronic section and had to take my time to go through items to make sure that they had all the pieces. That was when I wasn't actively being pushed through aisles. Then there is the congestion at the registers. For some reason they decided to put the line to get to the registers right where you enter/exit the store. Making for some interesting movement within the store. They do have some wild pricing here too. There are some unique items they happened upon, but the prices for a donated item that they don't do anything with but put out for sale, is wild.

Had high hopes of consigning with these sisters, I did not do enough research before my…read moreappointment, At drop-off, I had everything inventoried on paper. They went thru my clothing/purses, took what they wanted and gave the rest back to me. Policy is they get 60%, you get 40%. (typically it is the opposite, seller gets the 60%). They did not give me a receipt of what they kept of mine. When I went to pickup my unsold items, I was absolutely sick at the commission I received. I gave them NWT (last years items) lilly Pulitzer dresses, tops, skorts, Coolibar skort/coverups, Wooden Ship sweater, Betsy Johnson dress, etc, all name brand items, I asked for a receipt of my sold items and unsold items, they answered "we don't have a printer". more iThey could not/would not give me a receipt of what sold and for how much. (this is a service available on every consignment software, they were very honest and said they did not want to do that for their consignors). Manually we went through some of the sold items. NWT L.P, dress, retail $148, I received $15. Wooden Ships, retail $145, received $11. etc. Several of my items were not on my inventory, and several items on my account were not mine, I received $236 for a batch of great and varied name brand items for consignment (total retail value $1200.00 consigned) Their lack of record keeping/accounting is a sign of not being organized and more importantly not honest with their consignors. I would not reccommend consigning at this business.

I have always had a great experience at the Shabby Button!! The salespeople are friendly and let…read moreyou look without being pushy. Cute little shop!!

Thomas was very helpful and was nice. he helped us with our…read moreselection by giving us suggestions about sizes, products are a little expensive but still affordable. Overall, a great store

Thomas was great. Super helpful and very friendly. He made this year's experience much easier for…read moreus.