Smelled really bad and the guy was rude. Unfortunate…read more -----------------------------------------

PROS: Many good items in this shop and they're all organized. The prices are reasonable and they…read morealso buy vintage items from people CONS: The guy behind the counter was a bit rude to my friend and I when we went in. Acted as though he didn't want to be there OVERALL: If you're looking for antiques or to sell some than this is the place for you. As long as you don't mind the lack of customer service

PROS: The guy that runs this shop is very nice and his collection is good quality. Fair prices and…read moreone of the very few antique shops around. Located near center of town making it a convenient trip for anyone. He also buys vintage items CONS: It's street parking and therefore spaces are limited. His inventory is also scarce because his shop is small OVERALL: I do recommend coming here if you like vintage items. He even has a consistent clientele which means he's a good businessman

What a wonderful experience it was spending time in this shop. The place is gorgeous, the owner is…read morean awesome guy, and I got tons of cools clothes and a guitar out of the visit. Out of all the vintage shops I've been to lately, I've never had such a personal visit like this one. The owner took me and my girlfriend on a spree of trying on different items that he hand selected for us after discussing our styles and preferences. Then, he gave us free reign to dig through items in the back, ourselves. On top of this, we got two bags worth of clothes and a guitar I wasn't even expecting to be able to afford for a wonderful value. Thanks so much for the positive experience, Ken. We had a great time visiting you and hope to come back soon.

" if you've nothing good to say don't say anything ", that's why you can't hear me...I've nothing…read moregood to say and that's putting it mildly...

I purchased a reproduction Tiffany lamp base for $25,000.00 from Ophir Gallery. An expert told me…read moreto get a refund. I confronted Jack Ophir and was ignored. Sothebys appraised my entire house. The only question to arise was where I had purchased that base. It was no surprise to the head of their 25th Century Department. Ophir's reputation had preceded him. My advice: have no dealings with the man.

I love the service that I received at NJ Antique Buyers it is truly the best I have been to in a…read morevery long time. Jack was the person who assisted me and he was so very helpful informing me of the unique pieces that I wanted to sell. He certainly knows quite a bit about antiques and their history. He gives fair prices and he is very honest which I appreciated. What I enjoyed mostly was his enthusiasm working and talking about antiques. It was so nice selling and parting with my articles with such a wonderful person. I have visited many Antique Dealers in the Tri state area and no one compares to Jack! The Best!

My sister and I were searching for someone to help us with my dad's estate I found this business…read morefrom a yelp search and saw the great reviews, and they were not wrong. He was honest in what he thought things were worth, and paid a good price for some silver we had. He even gave us advice on what things might be worth for things he could not take/did not need, and came back a second time when we found a new piece. Everyone buys to make a profit, but I don't think you are going to find a more honest business then this one-highly recommend!

PROS: This thrift store majored in clothing and the ladies that worked here were very nice…read more everything was also priced well, laid out great, and the place was clean CONS: Tough to find parking as you need to rely on street parking. Also, the variety is limited besides clothes. they really don't have anything else OVERALL: If you're in the neighborhood and want to check out a thrift store for clothes only, then this place would be best for you

Fun lots of great stuff ! Great prices and a great organization! Lots of brand new clothes and…read moreshoes!

they are very friendly and the prices were reasonable. they…read morehelped me to my car with my purchases. they had everything displayed nicely

This is the only call you need to make. The folks here are the best! They treat everything as if…read moreit were theirs. They are organized and efficient. Let Remember When handle your sale and you will not be disappointed!

My favorite! So glad I found Orleans Antique Lighting- I look forward to buying more lights and…read moreadding character to our home. The most beautiful lighting store and Lenny- is so knowledgeable and fair. So far, I have bought these chandeliers, but I will try to keep updating this post as I add more. The best lighting shop! Highly recommend visiting store as the lights are even more gorgeous in person. The toughest part is choosing a chandelier because there are so many pieces!

Very knowledgeable, professional and nice person. Did a great job of rewriting my antique lamps…read moreand has a fabulous selection of lamps and chandeliers for sale.

Amazing space filled with tons of treasures along with a knowledgable staff!read more

Let me begin by stating this is a review pertaining to an online order. I have never been to the…read moreshowroom in Yonkers, NY. Ironically, had I visited the store in person, I never would have purchased this item because I would have seen it and been able to judge in person whether or not I believed it to be authentic. Instead, I relied on the photo and description that was provided online: "Antique Green Glaze Garden Temple Tile. Late-19th-century Chinese green glazed ceramic garden temple tile from the Hunan province." The photo and description of the tile for sale online do not match the tile I received. I contacted Harlan Rose, the manager of the store to explain that I thought the tile was a reproduction, he responded with, "Well this is a he said-she said situation." I tried to explain that no, it was not, since I had three original antique tiles that I had owned for many years, and I was trying to replace a fourth one that had broken, so I knew what the authentic tile would look like, and the one I received from FEA did not look like the three I had. I know they are handmade, and I know the color tones vary. But it was more than that. I told him the one I received was smaller, thinner, and heavier. It also smelled like fresh paint or lacquer. I told him that in my opinion, it seemed more like a reproduction, similar to the types that are sold online as "tiki tiles." Again he said, "Well it's a he said-she said situation." The return policy of the shop is that the customer owes shipping postage, both directions. And, once the item is received back, the store will keep a 25% "restocking" fee. I paid $75 for shipping to me, and I know it would cost at least that much for me to return it. After the 25% "restocking" fee, there would be virtually nothing left to my refund. Harlan offered me some sort of a discounted amount of a store credit if I returned the item, which I declined since I do not live near Yonkers. His final offer was to refund my $75 shipping cost, allow me to keep the tile that does not match my other three, and be out $290. In my opinion, I had no choice but to accept. I did receive my $75 back, but I am in possession of a tile for which I paid $290 and cannot use. I personally would never buy online from this store again. I was not happy with the customer service treatment I received. I do not believe I received the item that was described online as being a 19th century antique--just my opinion, but I wish someone had warned me in a review prior to my purchase so that I would have saved $290.