I was absolutely astounded today at how good this place looks now that it's under new ownership and…read morethe people running it actually know what they're doing! They are welcoming, friendly, attentive -without being over bearing- and also down for some fun and laughter. The place has lots of lovely items, designer-y and good antiques , good smalls and lovely jewelry and nice selection of mid-century too. Some very nice lighting! The freshly painted booths are great. I'll be back to frequenting this place often as I had pretty much given up! GO GO GO . You wont be disappointed!

Great Barrington Antique Center is no longer in business. The Berkshire Galleries of Great…read moreBarrington operates in that space and is a COMPLETELY different operation! Great quality, variety and friendly people to help!!

Please note that this rating is not for the owners or the building; everything here has a ton of…read morepotential. Parking is limited, but whatever. However, the asking prices on almost everything here is double or triple what a human being in this reality should be asking. I realize that vendors all set their own prices, but I've never been to a more off-putting array of nonsense. It's like everyone looked up the highest eBay asking price and tripled it, hoping to find an idiot. Dollar bin trash records are being sold for prices that insult your intelligence. The absolute worst instance of this up-your-own-buttness was a common Green Goblin trading card, worth about 25 cents, being sold for ten dollars. This is either stupid or malicious, and it compels one to just stop even looking around. If you pay these prices, you are not smart. You are the people these vendors depend on; don't fall for it. If you're a good vendor, sorry - you're surrounded by people who are killing your business by demotivating real buyers from even caring. And please, do not give me that asinine line that "something is worth whatever someone will pay for it". That's garbage. I've been in this business for 25 years. You're wrong. Flea at 99, get better vendors. Selection means nothing if it's all so far above reasonable pricing. I'm not even looking for a discount, just a fair price. Not here. I'd rather dig through the garbage than be insulted like this.

Large indoor antique store with over 50 vendors…read more I always have fun wandering around in here and usually find something unique to take home. Prices are decent, and the vendors have different styles, so there is something for everyone's taste. Vintage dishes, clothes, carpets, excellent and unique design-oriented home furnishings. Check it out! I think they are close Mondays & Tuesdays.

A true find! With all the art and antique auctions around, Conall and crew can make your treasures…read morelook brand new. The shop is a repurposed dairy barn that is cool to visit, and were very helpful when I called, even helped me unload when I got there. I had a shaker chair that was damaged, and they did such a beautiful job, you cannot see where it was repaired. When I asked him to repair a picture frame that had come apart, he showed me that it was composite paper, and gave me a price on a new, custom made picture frame. What an improvement! It fits the style of my painting perfectly, and elevates our living room. The eye for the woodwork and the craftsmanship is spot on. With friendly banter and flexible hours for pick up, these guys can't be beat.

Kudos to Conall Haldane, the owner of Tri-State, and to his associate, Mike. Great work,…read morereasonably priced, and super service oriented. Repairs included creating a missing drawer in a library table ,with intricate carving. Painted finishes, burl, locks, rosettes, vintage hardware, mirrored doors - all beautifully restored. They are accommodating with deliveries, understanding delays, and offering solutions in the most courteous and gracious manner. They work fast and are conscientious about their actions, regarding pick ups and deliveries.

We started in the Canton store run by Ron, who told us the sister store, run by his wife Annie, in…read moreEast Canaan just received a large order of recliners. It was an approximately 30 minute extremely scenic and pleasant drive. The entire store is really interesting and fun to walk through. The selection wasn't huge, but there was enough variety that I found one that was perfect for me. Shipping is free and I can expect my new chair in 2 days. :)

We bought an Amish table that is fantastic and what a great deal. This place sells fantastic…read morecountry-theme pieces of great quality for bargain prices. If you want very high quality furniture that has a rustic theme and want to pay fair prices, this is a true diamond in the rough.

My daughter bought me a gorgeous hutch here, as well as a beautiful large mirror framed with the…read morenicest wood. And a few years ago she and my husband found my dream buffalo skull hanging on the wall and immediately purchased it for me. Now I have some rooms to fill and I will be paying a visit this week to do so. This place has it all and the prices are so reasonable. Do not pass it by. Stop in because the owner is as friendly as they come.

Habitat Restore has moved to this location, was previously on route 66 in Claverack…read more It seemed smaller than the old store and definitely very busy. They have plenty of things to purchase still. Today I bought a small piece of jewelry and mentioned something I was looking for. They seemed very helpful in comparison to other ones I have shopped at. I enjoy the thrill of the hunt.

Great way to support Habitat for Humanity and find super values on vintage and antique items.read more

I love this antique store. I've never left empty handed. There is a large variety of antiques. They…read morehave great vintage jewelry and a lot of glassware. There are plenty of booths to wander through and and upstairs. There is a taxidermy fox that has been there forever. He has a derpy face but I wish someone would take him home. There is no need to be on the fence about going, you will not leave disappointed

I used to love this place but we're breaking up. As the resurgence of vinyl caused the prices to…read moresoar, so have the prices in this shop. With one caveat ... their grading in regard to condition is worse than on EBay even. Essentially, if someone tap danced on a record while wearing a set of golf cleats, it would likely be graded a VG+. NM records I have purchased here play VG/VG+ at best. The final straw was when I purchased a record here last weekend which was graded at VG+. Took it home and played it and at the top of the scale, we are talking Good, more likely it should grade as Fair. On EBay, even the VG+ copies sell for $10-$12. I was okay with paying $15 here to support a local business. Just to let you know I am not a cranky curmudgeon with Howard Hughes-esque perfectionism, the record had a scratch which caused a 'bang' each time the needle hit it for 40 seconds of the FIRST song on Side 1. Then, it sounded like someone was slowly crushing a bag of crackers and shaking the bag with the pieces for the remainder of the first side. The second side wasn't much better with a hissing throughout and one series of scratches which made two songs sound as if a roman candle was going off. The records are in plastic sleeves so you can't really inspect them. This is not my first issue. The last 5 records I purchased here, 3 were junk, graded VG+ to Excellent. That would be fine if they were decent buys ... each time, they were pretty expensive. $20 for a Stones album I could buy new for $30. I get the draw of nostalgia ... but honestly, I will take a newly pressed album, even with remastering, over an original pressing with more popping sounds than you wear on the 4th of July. The store moved from the big, Victorian house on Main Street, which looks like its reopening as a chocolatier/confectioner. Its smaller now and tucked away in the ally with the little restaurants. I'm all about supporting local business but I'm sick of throwing out records that I pay $15 for because they play 2 or 3 levels below their graded level. I've bought my last record here.

I really liked this place. Completely random store. Not sure if it's an antique store, second hand…read morestore, or what. There were some random novelty items, CDs, tin signs, political bobble heads, and stuff I don't even know. My aunt and uncle bought an Arlo Gunthrie CD and I bought 10 postcards at $0.60 each. I think that was really spendy for postcards. Especially postcards that were obviously separated from a book that I KNOW was less expensive than $0.60 each. But still. It was convenient to buy them there rather than hunt them down online. The store itself was also really random. It was kinda crowded, kinda junky, but in an artsy-fartsy way. There was an upstairs, but I didn't make it up there. I loved how they used a Boston Globe newspaper bag to bag my purchases. My aunt got a different re-used bag for her CD.