I've been coming here for over twenty five years. There are so many beautiful things it is hard to…read morechoose what to take home. Hannah, the proprietor, is very friendly and knowledgeable. Some of my favourite furnishings have come from her unique collection of rare pieces, including this pair of spectacular, hand carved, mahogany, swan console tables. If you are ever in the Brockville area, make sure you take the time to visit, you never know what unique find you may discover.

From the owner: Quality European Antiques, Art, Fine Furniture, Fine China,Crystal Stemware, Art Glass, Estate and…read moreAntique Jewellery, Stirling Silver Flatware, Candelabras, Serving Trays, Chandeliers, Wall Sconces, and Table Lamps.

Love this antique stop! So many pieces to look through. The owner is super sweet and has lived in…read morethe area forever. Every time we visit we always see something new to add to our decor.

From the owner: The Adirondack Outpost concentrates on items most likely found in the Adirondack region. You will…read morefind vintage hunting, fishing and trapping items, along with vintage camping and picnic gear. Also, not to forget our kitchen utensils, tools, beverage items and much, much more. Also a repurpose area is set up for the DIY projects.

All types of great booths with many different options of great priced antiques, new crafts, jams,…read moreetc. don't miss upstairs. Great staff is very helpful and knowledgeable.

This may be an antique/shopping location but do not sleep on the MB(Market Barn) Deli. They pride…read morethemselves on being a Boars Head Provisions supplier and have a large choice of sandwiches, subs, and wraps. If it's meat by the pound custom sliced is what you are in need of they have that covered as well. Chips, beverages, and a few sweets round out their offerings. Just what I needed when I got to my destination!

A great stop in the Adirondacks, Red Canoe Antiques is rich with history and rich with a ton of old…read morestuff! Naturally I had to seek out all of the antique shops while I was in Saranac Lake for the weekend, and Red Canoe was one of the ones nearby (just 10 minutes from where we were staying in town). The antiques are housed in what was once a speakeasy, and a themed restaurant, which is very apparent when you step inside! The walls and ceilings still carry the remnants of the old restaurant that used to reside here, and the building itself is on the National Register of Historic Places, so it's such a cool sight in itself. As for the shopping experience, it was marvelous! There's tons of furniture pieces here, plus an assortment of smaller items, including china/glassware, dining sets, photographs and pins, jewelry, and some of my favorite things - antique Adirondack souvineers! The larger pieces (and even some of the smaller ones) are a bit on the pricey side as far as antiques go, but I'd have to say it's likely because of the location - they often don't get too much traffic during off-seasons (as told by one of the employees I spoke to) and a ton of the things I found here are pretty hard to come by as far as antique standards go. I actually left this place with some goodies! I found an incredibly cool glasses holder (not a case, it's velvet on the inside and only holds the lenses upright) from the 50's, and a vintage Saranac Lake penant. A friend of mine also ended up taking home a cabinet with still-working lock and key drawers for an incredibly great deal, and we were able to load it up into her car the next morning before leaving town (they were only a few minutes late to opening, but it wasn't an issue as the neighbors spotted us outside and offered to call one of the workers if they were getting to be incredibly late). All in all I had an excellent experience here. Only one of the two shops I was able to visit while we were in town (but I'll definitely be back!), I'd say it's probably one of the best shops to visit in the area. With a good variety of antique mountaineer goodies, it feels so good to be able to bring something home from this shop. The memories are priceless!

We bought two chairs here and had a lovely chat with the owner and his employee. That owner has a…read morewonderful eye and stages everything just right. There's a lot there, but it never feels overcrowded. He has curated a specific and lovely shop. Can't wait to return next summer and see what's new.

I can't speak to their actual auction services because I didn't get that far. I called today to…read morediscuss the possibility of selling the contents of my parents' house after their passing. I knew that they may be booked for the summer, as they have a reputation for being trustworthy and popular. However, instead of simply telling me that they don't have the bandwidth or that they wouldn't be able to help, I was told (in detail) about all of the AMAZING auctions they have coming up and how what I wanted to sell probably wasn't worth their time because it wouldn't measure up. No empathy, no recommendation for other options... just a condescending attitude and wasting my time to brag about their current clients. So if you'd like to work with them, come prepared with some names to drop and five figure price tags, or be prepared to be insulted and disappointed.

The owners, Kip and Sue Blanchard, are also landlords. Here's my story, so you can know exactly who…read moreyou're giving money to when you support this business. My apartment ended up with a severe water and mold problem and is not fit to live in. I'd been renting it since Feb. 2020 on what was originally a six-month lease that renewed every 30 days after that. I was never late on rent and got along well with my neighbors. Anyway, rather than promptly fix the problem, they refused to fix it until after my lease expired, leaving me homeless. I guarantee if this problem had been in THEIR home it would already be fixed. And the reason they did this, according to Kip, is so they can rent my home on Air BnB. Don't support these greedy, self centered, just plain awful people. They see people and the inalienable right to secure housing as nothing but capital, loose change in their pockets.

This was a really nice antique shop that we visited on the way back to Lake Placid. He was very…read morefriendly and helpful. I picked up an American Revolution plate from 1973. I would like to visit again when we return to Lake Placid.

Was taking a stroll around Saranac Lake, and came across this gem. The store has a big, simple…read morelayout (no separate alcoves), so it was cool to be able to see things with ease. Owner is super nice.

Today was my first time exploring this newly opened shop. The displays are inspiring and…read moreEVERYTHING is for sale. The owner is friendly and full of great ideas. The prices are very reasonable and the inventory fun and functional. I strongly recommend making the time to check it out. You won't be disappointed.

From the owner: Vintage, primitives, repurposed goods & funky finds!read more