Great selection of antiques but customer service is lacking. The owner, Edith I believe was her…read morename, told me no photos as I was looking at art, I said okay! She then rudely said, "did you hear me" my phone was not even on it was just in my hand and I was not taking a photo, I replied I had heard her and she waited for me to repeat back "no photos" as if I was a child, she then said "you can buy them but no photos" gee thanks but no thanks. Shame because they do have some beautiful things!

My daughter bought a "silver" "Tiffany" necklace from the Montclair Antiques Center. We brought it…read moreto Tiffany to be cleaned. It wasn't Tiffany. It wasn't silver. It was a COUNTERFEIT Buyer beware!!!i

I finally got to stop inside Valley Vintage a few weeks ago. Cute shop with great inventory!…read more From the outside, it looks like only one level, but there are two floors below street-level. Each area of the shop is well curated and items are displayed with thought and care (I thought the basement was organized well IMO). I spent about an hour and a half at Valley Vintage to hit all of the areas, and some time was devoted to flipping through their records. This was well organized and some good finds. I ended up buying a copy of the original soundtrack from The Man from U.N.C.L.E. on vinyl for around $13. It was in good condition and plays. If you like nostalgia and vintage shopping, visit this spot. You may find something one-of-a-kind that appeals to you.

As a vendor, i would not come here. It is shocking how rude the woman is. I wanted to buy from a…read morevendor but to see items brought in with no damage and then over time damagned from lack of care is frustrating. VENDORS BEWARE!

Fun, eclectic, interesting, funky-exactly the kind of store I'd like to own. Fair prices, and…read moreyou've got Holsten's steps away! Lousy hours, Saturday's only.

Every week the shop is filled with "new" estate inventory. Great prices on exceptional antiques and…read morefurniture. Rob will even delivery your purchase to your home. I have found a few unique for an unbelievable price.

This place is amazing so many treasures not really antiques more so architectural pieces and really…read moreneat things. Never seen anything like it. Huge fan. The owner is a ball of laughs

I really enjoyed my trip to the farmhouse. Patty's collection is definitely fun, unique and of…read moregood quality. The furnitures are beautiful and it's great they are giving second life to barn woods and some mid century furnitures. Will definitely visit the place again soon!!!

We lived accross from this store for about 9 years-and how tempting it always was! Ive purchased a…read morefew key items here for sure. Bill is friendly and knowledgeable and I hope he stays on Walnut forever!!!!

This is a great store with lots of fun finds!read more

Great selection of gift and home goods plus seasonal items. Also beautiful custom painted furniture…read morefor every room. A wonderful mix of antiques and newer items, it's hard to not find something here for your home.

This is such an adorable antique store. We came on a Friday afternoon just when the store closed…read moreand was pretty disappointed we didn't have a chance to visit. The owner, Jane, saw us and welcomed us in warmly. The antique store had many homely decors (candles, jewelries, kitchen towels etc) and Jane was exceedingly friendly, telling us all about Madison, the festivities, and when the best time to visit would be. All in all a super positive experience, and will be looking forward to come back in the future.

After reading some of these reviews, I would say the moral of the story is DO NOT BRING YOUR…read moreCHILDREN HERE. lol. I must say though, this is not a kid friendly store, everything is very on top of each other. On another note - the store is great, with great knick knacks and original holiday decorations.

This shop is one of the few remaining from the early days in Montclair center, when people loved…read moreunique antiques mixed with new items, never knowing what you will find each time you visit. I usually check out what they have when I am in town, and make a point to clutch my purse and other packages close so I don't inadvertently knock something over. This is simply common sense! I hope they continue in business for a long time to come, long after the chains have come and gone. A real Montclair institution.

I found this operation to be slick and highly dishonest. They claim "WE ARE NOW DOING IN HOUSE…read moreSHIPPING." (SEE THEIR WEB). t is a con job and probably a highly profitable one. Certainly, this is not the only low-end auction house on LIVEAUCTION that perpetrates this cheesy fraud. Before we purchased an item, we requested an estimate for shipping as we'd had problems with auction houses on LIVEAUCTION wanting 5xs what something cost to ship, and they would only give you the actual cost AFTER you purchased and paid for a lot. If something should cost $40 for handling, boxing and shipping, you get a bill for $200 or more. We rec'd an invoice from John Nye. !!! No shipping cost was noted in the form field!!! John said his partner, Ron, would provide one. Ron emailed that he could only provide shipping cost AFTER you paid for the lot. An auction house that claims to ship but does not know how much to bill?!?!? Same ol', same ol' that most of these low-end auction houses use. Then you get the bill for 5xs what it should cost or they keep/steal your purchase. We estimate that this con job could easily cover their over head. These people John and Ron operate in collusion. BEWARE!

Nye & company has what serious collectors call a 'great eye'. If you are a regular follower, what…read moreyou will see at Nye auctions is not only an interesting variety of antiques and art, but items that many times have a certain distinction in style and craftsmanship that sets them apart from the usual auction fare. Two of my recent Nye purchases illustrate this point: a Sheraton sewing table and a George III arm chair. If you search auctions for either of these, you will come up with a large number available for sale. A Sheraton table or a Georgian chair are easy to find, but what is difficult to find are outstanding examples of design. A certain turn of the wood here or the maker's attention to proportion there make all the difference between an 'average' antique, and one worth cherishing as a fine example of the period. Of course, higher end items are always found at big-name auction houses and always accompanied by big prices. Moderate budgets and serious collecting rarely go together. However, at Nye, if you pay attention and search their auctions habitually, you are certain to discover that special piece of art, or furniture, or porcelain, and surprisingly, you will also find it at a very reasonable price. Dan New Hamburg, NY