We stopped there today. There were two signs on the door…read more One says "Location Closed". The other is a landlord vs tenant court document . Antiques can be seen through the window. Maybe they will reopen someday.

I stopped by on a lark after seeing some Facebook ads claiming they had a "big sale 80% off" going…read moreon. I walked around and was stunned to realize that not only were their prices way more than any antique store I've ever been in, but items were ridiculously expensive and many either damaged or reproductions. Definitely go here if you want to pay 5x retail

Your prices are outrageous. You're selling dollar tree…read moreitems for $3.99 and $4.99. This is a low income area, you're supposed to be helping people, not taking advantage of them.

PROS: This is a spacious Sal army that has nice staff members and good quality items. Large variety…read moreof items and line moves quickly CONS: Most items aren't even priced while other items are priced high. scarce street parking and not in the best area OVERALL: If you're in the area and are looking for moderately affordable items then come here. But if you're looking for a dirt cheap, safe area, spot maybe not the best place to go to

A larger Goodwill location…read more I won't bother going into the suspicious nature of Goodwill stores - but if you know, you know. And if you choose to donate to "Goodwill" in hopes that it will go to an actual charitable cause, make sure you do your research first. I was in the area and decided to stop here to check out the physical media. Sometimes you can find something decent and this place did have a good and sizable selection of movies - though plenty with damaged discs, plenty of bootlegs, and damaged cases. This place decided that placing their hard to remove price sticker sloppily and in random places on these DVD cases was a good idea - so while you can get some movies for a cheaper price, if you choose to keep them, you'll always have a reminder of where you got it from unless you change cases. They charge $1.99 for DVDs, while the closest Goodwill charges a $1 - I guess things are not the same in every location you go. As mentioned, this was a larger Goodwill in size, so they have seemingly a lot more to offer. The place was busy and the customers were at Walmart level as far as weirdness and such, so I wasn't in the mood to explore. They seemed to have a large selection of clothes if you choose to go for that - I'm sure the prices range. I dealt with only the cashier, who was fine. This place shares the land with several businesses, so there's plenty of parking. Overall, if Goodwill if a place you like to visit, this is a good sized one. If I'm in the area, I might return to check out their physical media (movies), but unlikely.

Can I just say as sad as it was cleaning out our moms house as fast as we did we are just so happy…read moreknowing that so many other people may be buying the clothes tho I spent time washing and drying and folding, as well as so may of her cherished household things that sat on selves for so many years. I love that places like this exist so all her good things didn't end up clogging up a landfill.

Great place for antique houseware and funky clothing. I got some nice jerseys! Last time I went…read morehere it was a bit different so they change things around a bit I suppose, which is great for new clothing arrivals.

They'll rob you. They don't give change back when I paid in cash. They said they "rounded up" my…read moretotal cost and got aggressive when I wanted my change. I told them it's illegal. They slammed a sign down and yelled I was being unreasonable. I had already paid cash and they had another no refund policy. They yelled at me on the way out. I never got my change. FTC violation. Super Sus. Also earlier I caught them typing in the wrong total, almost double the cost of the shirt. Seeing price difference isn't enough. Spend at a different location

Lovely owners and really cute pretty shop with great selections. They even have plus sizes which…read moremost thrift and consignment shops don't offer

Great selection of classy clothing and accessories. Why pay department store prices for inferior…read morequality? Put this place on your To-Do list...you will be the belle of the ball after shopping here!

These people have no idea what they are doing. They're crooks…read more They do not appraise items and have zero clue as to the value of items. They tell everyone that their property is not worth anything so that they can accumulate more items with ease for their auctions. Their "shtick" is that they have been in business for a while. Seems like they have only mastered taking advantage of the customers. They aren't knowledgeable in their field --and do not have the educational documents to prove so. Their "gallery" is extremely small and dusty. Most definitely black mold. There is a foul odor from all the old furniture and stuff that they store before "auction." I doubt the place has ever been cleaned. There is no parking at this gallery and only paid parking far away. Their buyer fees have also escalated over the years. I know people who stopped using them years ago (solely because of this fact.) Reviews on other sites have revealed that they have been stealing from people and even out of homes. I know for a fact that accurate records aren't kept and once they have your belongings- phone calls aren't returned and your antiques go "missing." People at their auctions are buying stolen items. The buyer is purchasing these stolen items and paying them an additional 20-25%. The owners (Steve and Donna) are criminals. I wouldn't trust this company with anything. They admit that other big name apps and websites have taken over. Therefore they admit that their days are numbered-- so they are stealing. They also advertise themselves as a family business. This is not true of course. Their last names are Kurtz and Glaubman. No "Berman family" as they'd like for you to believe. These people are grade A liars. Definitely not to be trusted. At the end of the day, these people shouldn't be laughing. Myself and others have exposed their dishonesty. They are a very small company that pretends to be some sort of "big shot" while they steal from people. They just have very cheap rent since Dover, NJ isn't an exclusive area. They only have this one small location-- they never expanded. The reality is -- they are nobodies.

As a dealer I have been dealing with Bermans Auction Gallery for over 25 years and during that…read more period I have come to know and respect Donna, Sandy and Steve They aren't perfect, no one is but they are certainly not liars and crooks. I have always gotten paid for my consignments which number into to the thousands some of the lots have done as expected many less and a few over but that is the nature of the auction business. If I could of sold it at the retail level I would have. They always did their best in in an industry which usually has no good news for the consigner. I believe a lot of this anger I'm reading in these reviews is a result from people not being aware of just how little their stuff is worth. You can find this sad state of affairs documented in the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times. As to educational certificates what would you expect to find? A NYU Fine Arts degree which would come in handy for the Old Master painting but then that person usually knows nothing of the vast array of the middling wares this industry is made up of. When you sell your things at auction you always take a risk because it is here that you find out what the market thinks of your items which sadly is less and less these days. The auction house is just the messenger and it's not their fault the the current generation of young buyer doesn't care about Lladros or any collectible for that matter. The Bermans crew work very hard, they write a good check and I'm very grateful their here. I think people should be more mindful of the words they use because its rude and just not true in this case. That being said there is room for improvement but the are a legitimate company well suited to handle many types of estates John K