Love, love, love this shop. It's a wonderful eclectic mix of the old, the new and that special…read moresomething you didn't know you'd like. You can find an antique treasure, a meaningful object of art, an unusual piece of jewelry(that you will be complimented on for years to come) or the perfect hostess gift that Florence, the proprietor, will help you pick out and wrap beautifully.

I went here with my mom a few weeks ago because I was looking for some nice thrifty finds. This…read moreshop absolutely had some amazing, old, vintage knick knacks. There was this stack of old children's books that were falling apart (I love those types of things) and two huge photo albums from at least the early 1900s. Along with a few old treasures, there were some nice modern kind of touristy trinkets, too. I would've left with a lighter wallet if they weren't all so expensive!!! The woman, I'm guessing the owner, wanted $200 for the photo albums and between $30-50 for the children's books that were hanging onto the binding for dear life! Maybe she had an emotional attachment to these items or something but if she wants to sell them, she should lower the prices. Overall, it was a nice store and had cool stuff but it was unrealistically expensive for vintage objects not worth that much. If the prices dropped I would happily visit again!

This thrift is a wild and crazy experience - the amount of long lost items are insaneeeeeee- you…read morecould probably find anything here if you dig long enough. I was super overwhelmed. I was upset to see vintage makeup outside melting in the oppressive heat - the furniture outside LOVELY - a cabinet with marble top was divine. Wicker chest of drawers. Records galore inside. DVDs outside. Piles of clothes if that's your jam. I overheard the more you buy the less you pay ??? I paid 20 bucks for 9 miscellaneous items.

A true vintage shop. As in, you'll actually find items here from the 70's and before, when things…read morewere made to last. This place is cramped to the max with everything you can imagine from decades past: costume jewelry, canvas paintings, sports pennants, it doesn't stop. They do have newer items such VHS tapes and DVD's stashed in the back. The manager will price everything when you go to check out, but his prices are very reasonable, and the more you buy the better deal he'll give you. He must be good at math. I like people who are good at math. Not a long walk from the Valley Stream LIRR station. Totally worth the trip from the City or Brooklyn. And yes, you can Uber back to the train station with your take! There's on one reason not to love this place: you're extremely claustrophobic. Oh no, what did I write?! Stay away, leave everything for me!

Still a great place to stop for that special hard to find nostalgic gift item…read more And also now the attached coffee and pastry shop, Elise's nieces Cafe. With the cozy outdoor patio. Shop, and then enjoy a warm hot cup of coffee and a delicious pastry!!

Lots of cool vintage and vintage inspired trinkets, furniture, and decor. Place is super fun and…read morereally well thought out.

I recommend this antique store for Great items, great prices, and great people. Happy customer.read more

My great Aunt passed away and left my mom her estate. She was a collector of things. We called…read moreAntique Equities and spoke to a delightful woman who informed us that some things were no longer wanted but we had quite a few things they would buy. The appointment was set, and we met with Helen Spiegel, who looked at the things we wanted to sell. Helen was knowledgeable and showed kindness to my mom. She offered us a fair price. We will recommend this company to others. They were fair and honest regarding my aunt's belongings.

They didn't return calls the address on file said its no longer there . Meanwhile when you call it…read more sends you to leave a message on there machine something isn't right!. We went there and another store owner said the original women passed away.

I use to go to the store when it was located in Northport. It was a lovely store with a large…read morevariety of many truly beautiful things. Unfortunately, the owner died unexpectedly and her daughter in law took over the business. The store moved . I recently went to the new place. The store is nothing like the old store. Very limited amount of things. The new owner is very nice but for me there was nothing I would buy.

Great job great prices amazing thrift stores I would go there any time again I drove an hour and a…read morehalf and still worth it

I love stuffffff. Odds and ends, sentimental knicknacks and tchotchkes all peak my curiosity…read more Everything has a story, and once had meaning to someone. Or..... perhaps many someones? Sort of like mini physical history books.... However, if you saw my place you might think I was a minimalist (depending on the day I last feverously cleaned, of course). I don't collect very much, but I like to look.... and unlike many situations I can look AND touch. Woo! Wandering in to LIFEC's space is like going through a giant garage sale in an senior apartment complex basement at the end of the month when everyone moves out. Sure, there's junk but you'll also stumble upon so. many. TREASURES! Do you have an empty bedroom that needs something of interest? They probably have a set of nightstands, or a bench to put your shoes on. Maybe even a swanky vintage dresser from the 40s? Live out your mid century modern dreams, or collect pieces to create your own story. I've wandered in to search for props for parties (maps, globes, vintage luggage for a bridal shower!), to fill the gap in spaces in my own place (unique beer steins are where it's at) and even to get some basics (A set of folding chairs! A must have PRE-COVID). Prices are higher than a garage sale, for sure. I know you CAN haggle with them but I honestly won't. They're a charity/nonprofit. The last time I spoke with the owner I could tell both him and his staff had huge hearts. They honestly care about people and need as much resources (and capital) to bring about the the most change... Stop in. You won't regret it! Even if you don't take any treasures home.

Awesome thrift shop with lots of cool vintage clothing and randomness. The woman working the…read morecounter was super nice and helpful, prices were very reasonable and worth the stop to explore

Love this little thrift shop. Great finds. The employee was super friendly. She mentioned the owner…read morewas closing this shop. I hope that doesn't happen

Lovely shop. You can def find some treasure. My delight was the little Star Wars selection. Went…read moretheir first a $10 dog crate and left with goodies!

Too bad there is zero stars…read more I purchased a PoE Network switch from William Werner. He shipped me the wrong model (a NON-PoE switch which was useless to me). In trying to work out the issue, he asked I return ship it to him, but did not reimburse my shipping costs (cost $53 to return ship this big heavy switch) even though it was 100% HIS error. I know we all make mistakes, but William took zero accountability for this issue, and despite my purchase being done in good faith, he took took advantage of my purchase not being local, and avoided all communication. So, when he gets a zero when it comes to integrity, business ethics and a zero when it comes to customer service.