The private lot of chained off, not a good sign…read more On Yelp it shows they are open today. They are definitely not. Call ahead. You can see the wide assortment of glass items in the window for browsing, but can't park on the premises unless they are open.

This may not be a fair review, however I must rate this location only two stars due to incorrect…read morehours posted online and on the store. I dislike this trend antique stores have of having posted hours yet it is always a gamble whether they stand true to them. The store looks great through the windows i guess. Unsure of pricing. Will come back if and when i get to visit. and we'll see if any updates come to their hours.

UPDATE 12-2017: Wow-not sure what to say. This place was so near and dear for so long, but I…read moredon't want to mislead you. You can't really get into that massive main building anymore, it is so packed with stuff. The outside area as well. You will have to find someone to let you into both now. Mary does though have another building down the block a bit, and this is worth checking out. My Original Review: Well, here we go-Yelp Resale Shopping: Extreme Edition!! I have a "unique" sense of decor and a refusal to cough up designer scratch for my quirky finds. This demands copious garage and estate sale-ing, flea-marketing, and thrifting, and I've gluttonously indulged these passions all across our great, junk-laden land. Seasoned as I am, one magical day some years ago I walked into a nondescript place on Schoenherr in Warren and just about passed clean out. I distinctly remember the breath being sucked out of my chest as my peepers struggled to take in the largest assemblage of objects I'd ever seen, let alone for sale. Standing there agape, my mind stuttered, its circuitry blown. Eventually the shock subsided and I was able to delve in and begin exploring. Imagine thousands of estate sales piled on top of each other as far as the eye can see. Upon entering, you'll see a ton o' things sitting outside, though the lion's share is in the building on the left. There's another one at the back right (through a fenced area) that some people don't know is part of this emporium. There are main aisles with offshoots, though many passageways that once were traversable are too clogged with stuff now to get through. Furniture, tools, art, household items, electronics, clothing, all manner of everything. As if all this is not enough, the fabulous Mary is the undisputed queen of her domain and she reigns as such. ALWAYS put things back where you got them from-she will KNOW and never forget! Nothing is priced-you either take the things to her to talk price or bring her to it if it's big. Don't haggle too much-remember who is the queen! I've seen slick dealer-types try to get over on her only to be sent packing with their tail between their legs amidst a torrent of verbal abuse! Though Mary is a quirky character of a certain age, she's smart as a whip and takes no crap. Tax is figured in her head after you agree on a price, and be ready with a figure from jump-she often starts by asking what you want to pay. She often is very fair though, and I've found some wonderful treasures here for a steal. I adore this woman. When I was younger, Mary would sometimes make me tell her why I needed a particular item and if my reason wasn't up to snuff she'd say "What do you need this for save your money!" and refuse the sale! Once I was browsing in the sun at her place when I suddenly began to faint for real, an unknown side effect of some meds I was on. This was before cell phones, so she had me stay there with her til I felt well enough to drive home. Spending several hours with Mary in her palace o' stuff is something I shan't soon forget, and I'll always be grateful for her kindness. After caring for me all day, she said "Don't tell anybody I was nice I'll get a bad reputation!" Normally I would not think twice about giving this junky wonderland five stars, as I'd easily road trip across many states to experience this gem and here it is in our backyard. The only drawback is the ever-growing olfactory assault. Along with some serious musty smells, she has taken to feeding area cats and the liquid emitted therefrom has permeated certain areas to the point that I'm worried some of the stuff is unsellable. For years I've kept this place a closely guarded secret-for a long time there was no signage out front at all. So there ya go-if you're up for adventure, here's a wild corner of the world.

Yes 10 out of 10!! Not that good looking but once you find what you are looking for under the…read moretreasure pile it will be Ok a little cleaning out would be nice. Everyone should come here

Great variety of nice home decor. Lighting, chairs, cool cabinetry. Helpful, knowledgeable service.read more

The most amazing gallery collection of fine art, furniture, pottery, glass, and decor items- my 'go…read moreto' place to select quality pieces - whether midCentury, deco, industrial or fine European , for both my home, and for unique gifts. Prices are fair, and the friendly and knowledgeable staff take great care and pride in their showroom. I feel like I have a world class gem of a studio right I my own backyard!

I couldn't go because there was no parking due to the taco festival. The structure parking is…read morenormally free for the first 2 hours but they were charging $15. I checked the Royal Oak farmers market website and called the phone number to find out details. Nothing was mentioned about parking which they should have warned people. I drove 20 minutes to turn around and go home. Of course I wasn't going to the flee market on Sunday. I didn't want to go to the taco festival.

The best vintage shopping. Prices are great too! You want to find rare stuff come here! I swing in…read moreon Sundays and fine the best stuff!

This shop is an absolute must see and is filled with beautiful treasures for your home. I found Dee…read moreon Facebook, and I decided that I wanted to check out the shop in person after seeing beautiful pieces. Once I entered the shop, a lovely woman was working and asked if I was looking for anything in particular. I learned that she is a vendor, and others are as well. One other woman that has a shop on Mound used to also be a vendor as well. She gave me a lot of information and showed me around some pieces. I found an adorable stool perfect for our kitchen. I also found a super cute plant table perfect for my hall by the front door. It matches my bench there perfectly. I was super excited. She told me that some vendors are also willing to negotiate a little on prices, depending on the items. I really loved one of the night stands and I was going to buy one, but I could not decide which would fit best. She suggested I take measurements and see which would fit better. She did not push me to make the buy. She told me to think it over night and if I were to decide to buy it, I could always call to hold it. She was super sweet and helpful. She even helped me carry my items out to the car as well. Both pieces are painted beautifully, and they even sell the paint in store. I will 100% be back very very soon!

An excellent addition to the area. Mom and I were out and about when we discovered this store on…read moreHayes near 18 mile. It looked like a new store to the area so we decided to stop in and boy, are we glad we did. There is an array of fun and funky items for home, garden and gift giving to the person that has everything. I fell in love with all the re-purposed dresser drawers; they were so beautiful! The two women that were overseeing the shop for the day were very informative and pleasant. They are talented artisans that re-purpose much of the furniture that you'll see in the shop. Not only are they talented and friendly but they are generous as well. The owners and the employees give back to the community by donating furniture to Turning Point, one of the top woman's abuse shelters for the Macomb county area. You can even take a class so you can learn how to paint and re-purpose your own table, dressers, etc. The owner, Denise Schultz, provides music lessons to youngsters. This store and the people that oversee it are what is considered "the salt of the earth"; please come out and support them. If you live in the Macomb area please share this post so others can be made aware of this new addition. P.S. Their prices are very reasonable!

We were looking for some furniture for my kid's first house and Fred's did not disappoint! After…read moreseeing some great things on their website, we headed in not knowing what to expect. It's HUGE and it's FULL of tons of stuff. If you like digging through thrift stores, you have got to check this place out. We brought home a couch in great condition. It's *heavy* and should last a long time. We also got a patio set with seats that swivel and rock at a fantastic price, and a couple of medium sized shelving units. The friendly staff recommended snapping pictures of anything I was interested in to show them and get a price. They make great deals when you are buying multiple things. They helped us get everything home and load it into the house and yard. We'll be back when we figure out what we need next.

I love Fred's Antique Furniture Store! It's a one-stop shop & highly recommend this business. It's…read moreone of my favorite hidden Gems. Fred is amazing, thoughtful, kind, who is always helpful, and his staff is extremely helpful. They have everything you could imagine, such as wide variety of items like furniture, jewelry, art, and kitchenware, often sourced from estate sales, auctions, and flea markets, etc. If you are like me, I can browse for hours, and enjoying the adventure of finding gems, etc. Highly Recommended - 5 Stars

They don't accept Amex and charge a 3% for the use of credit cards here…read more Bought a Hummel boy violinist for $45 or so. I was going to get the girl with the daisy, but there was a small chip on one of the flower petal, it was $75 or so, took a pass. Wanted some signs off the wall, not most are not for sale. It's very different to explore vintage shops when you have something you are looking for, helps to keep you focused for sure.

Fun shop that is actually larger than it appears. We were greeted with a warm welcome which always…read moresets the mood for fun. They have a little of everything mostly smalls. I did find some albums, mostly asking top prices. A great place to get lost for an hour or so.

Huge collection with something for everyone. Everything is clearly priced, which makes browsing…read moreeasy. The owner is very knowledgeable and great to talk to--adds to the whole experience. Fun spot if you're into vintage and collectibles.

They pack a lot of stuff in a small space that for sure! The stuff however is priced as if you were…read morein New York or Chicago . It's a good place to kill a little bit of time , but don't expect to find any real bargains there :

I will write more in a future updates when I get all set with my boys. I loved them!…read more I seriously wanna take them out to the boys out and this very pretty girl who was working there!! These are MY kidda.people.... SO that means we expect respect AND we will give it in return...... you SAY anything bad in ur review then I get to tale my turn..!!!!.. jk or am I.... ??? THIS is MY lil shop of horrors I am attracted to this odd store of mythical WONDER.... be as you are boys..... @u{% the rest go to the BEST!!!!!!!! ANYONE have something BAD to say.... JUST DONT. I will forever promote the this store as my own. All good vibes. Cant wait to do busness boys.

From the Yelp reviews, we were expecting AWESOME and unique. Also a shop you could really wander…read moreand dig into. Sadly, this,was not the place for that. It's one, small room. There's no hidden staircase or door. Yes, they had a few mildly interesting things, but it was not an "experiance" to walk in to. When traveling or new to an area, I rely on Yelp to provide me honest reviews of local gems. Normally I don't leave a review if the place is less than impressive, but today I thought, other people rely on these reviews as well. Yes, we only drove a few miles for this and stumbled on an amazing shop a couple blocks away instead, but if we hadn't been in a wandering mood, it would have been an irritation. Not to say YOU might not find the perfect treasure, we simply did not.

Lots of items, jewelry, clothing, Hummels and kitchenware and sterling silver and so much more…read more There are two floors, so be sure to allow time to traverse each booth on the main floor and bottom floor too. You can hear the creaking floors below and on the main floor too. Interesting stuff for sure.

A unique antique spot inside an old hall. It's very tightly…read morepacked with some treasures. Oddly, you aren't supposed to travel the different floors with merchandise. No one seemed to follow those directions. I went after Xmas so there were lots of booth sales and good prices. There is a little something for everyone. It is very difficult to navigate when there is a large crowd. It was bustling tu e day I was there. The cashier was friendly and helpful.