I have been curious about the Three Ladies Antiques Store for a while. I finally made it in the…read moreother day. Upon walking inside the first thing I have to mention is the awful, awfully strong smell of mold. It's everywhere. The only way to escape it was to get out of the store. This store primarily sells rugs, they are beautiful rugs, they come in a variety of patterns and sizes. They are hung on walls and stacked on the floor. I couldn't help but wonder if I were to purchase a rug wouldn't I also be purchasing the odor that comes with it? The rugs are thick and made of wool, it's a process to wash them. They also sell some beautiful framed artwork. There was more downstairs, I just couldn't stay due to the smell. This store has a lot of potential, they should do something about the mold.

Wandered in to look around for furniture. Owners couldn't be bothered to engage with me. I guess I…read moredon't look west hartford posh enough? Even so, beautiful selection of Persian style carpets. Lots of antiques- hidden treasures.

I walked in to check out this thrift/ consignment shop and was greeted immediately with a smile…read more 10/10 customer savvy.

"Karma, karma, karma, karma Karma chameleon…read moreYou come and go, you come and go" (Culture Club) Karma's Closet is a well-organized, neat, and fully stocked thrift store and consignment shop. We were warmly welcomed when we walked in and spent a half hour or so browsing around in search of a black and gold gown and black and gold bowtie for a summer event. And where those hard-to-find items continue to elude us, we did see a ton of very nice things for sale. Some of the things were belts, purses, handbags, men's & women's clothing, shoes, boots, sandals, some high end sneakers, kitchen and household goods, small furniture, luggage, and plenty more. So, if you enjoy thrifting, you'll sure enjoy a visit here. PRO TIPS 1) The Yelp listing had an incorrect address. I put in an update today, and the proper address (still in Newington) is 27 Garfield Street. 2) If you're interested in consigning clothes here, Karma's Closet offers a 50/50 split on all consignment items.

We used to live down the street from this shop and had gotten many of our pieces of furniture from…read morehere. I don't know what happened with the staffing or the people that used to own the store but has gone terribly downhill! There are very few true antiques left in the shop the majority of the building was taken over by a person selling over priced records and music memorabilia. Do not go here if you are looking for a great place to find great selection of non overpriced items! There are so many better flea markets and shops located in nearby towns that are amazing and worth of your business.

Lots of vendors in one spot. Good prices. Big selection of uranium glass!!!…read moreHomemade and recycled items mixed... lots of crafts, sensory overwhelmed... you could spend the afternoon...

I had this brand new vintage shop on my radar after seeing them post online. They're located right…read morenext to the Plan B restaurant in Simsbury. It's a cute shop with plenty to look at. Everything was curated by the owner (also very nice). The items were great and they have good taste! Prices were pretty affordable too. I bought a handmade Canton sign for $33, handmade soap, matchbox toy car, candy, and some buttons. If you love vintage or looking for gifts or home goods, I highly recommend a visit.

This shop is amazing! Well curated and priced. The owners are lovely! Can't wait to continue…read morestopping in to see the new items!

They sell books and a moderate selection of movies. They also sell random assortments of items from…read moreclothing to anything knick knacks to kids related items in their own section for the little ones to browse.

Stopped in today to poke around. It's quite a big space and great deals! Books are free, clothing…read moreis a $1 a piece unless otherwise noted. Store is cash only, and parking is nonexistent to get in the store. But there is a parking lot right near by which my friends and I parked in and walked over. Will definitely be back to shop around some more and make some donations! Staff was kind and were seen all over store sorting out their many donations.

I want to love this place. I want to be able to proudly promote a small business. At the same time…read moreI want to be honest in my review. Ive stopped in a handful of times. Sometimes you will leave with a few things and sometimes you don't. The business' name makes you think you should be walking into a place with tag sale or at least low pricing. Unfortunately, that's not usually the case. Most of the selection is overpriced or "market price". I once purchased an item for the marked price, only after being told that I should be be charged more. Every time I have visited, the owner and an employee were discussing prices and what an item lists for. The loud discussions across the store are constantly happening while you're shopping. The chatter doesn't stop when you're trying to check out. I was taught that the customer comes first, before the phone and definitely before talking with a coworker. I think that I've made my last visit. I would rather shop where I feel that my purchases are appreciated.

Very welcoming people. Awesome amazing prices, you really can't beat the prices. Very trust worthy…read moreand sell clean gently owned items or even new. And I love the FB lives. A must stop by shop, something for the whole family.

From my initial visit to inquire about consigning some items I was met with a polite and warm…read moregreeting with a thorough explanation of the details of the process and contract. I've been very pleased with my experience consigning with perfect piece over the past six months and still have more to drop off!

"Nobody's perfect, how could anyone be? Nobody's perfect,…read moreespecially me" (Sheryl Crow) We were treated in a perfect, professional, friendly and very respectful manner by Geoffrey and Debbie when we brought in an old mahogany pedestal table for them to sell on consignment. Our table certainly isn't a fine antique, but unlike the way we were treated in a similar furniture store and a lamp store trying to sell other items, we were so impressed by the way we were treated here. Geoffrey has the bedside manner of an old country doctor, he was just fantastic the way he examined the table, pointed out various features to us, questioned us on its history, and gave us his assesment of the expected value. It was like being inside an episode of the Antiques Roadshow. He explained the consignment process to us and while we were walking around admiring everything in the store, Debbie had drawn up a contract and explained every step of the way to us. When the table sells, we split the proceeds 50/50 with Perfect Piece and that's fine with us. We were given a website and consignor number so we can check in on the sales status of the table. Regardless of how this transaction ends up, we had a FIVE STAR experience.

Such an awesome place! The service was great. We were impressed by the huge selection of things!!…read moreThe clothing items great value and clean! We will return for sure!!!

Allied's Attic is a thrift store. It is huge, there's a lot of clothes, everything is so tightly…read morepacked that it's difficult to see. From what I did see, everything seemed worn and not in good shape. Same goes for shoes and bags. They have a lot of knickknacks, like little figurines. If you're into that it might be worth looking at their collection. They also have books in very good condition. I love finding a good book thrifted! I saw a vintage high chair, that was in pretty good condition. There was another huge room of more things. I wasn't sure if things were ready for sale, or if they were there to get sorted. Overall, while this is a huge store, I wasn't at all impressed.