There's no lack of antique stores in the greater Wilson area of North Carolina, but Jean's Antiques…read morestands out as one of the best. Their collection of empire and early victorian furniture is simply without peer. And that's a tall compliment given some of the nearby competition. Prices are not the cheapest, but their selection often means that you're picking between a few strong pieces, and that's a bit of a rarity when you're looking for this sort of furniture. The people there are friendly and willing to negotiate, and I've been delighted with the four or five pieces I've picked up there over the past few years.

I found the perfect sofa in an online listing to match a chair that I already had, but was…read moreapprehensive about buying it sight-unseen (I live 10 hours away in NJ). I emailed with Janine several times and she assured me that if I saw it and it wasn't as described in the online posting, she would refund my money. They held the item for a few weeks until I could drive down to pick it up. When I arrived to pick up the sofa, it was absolutely stunning. Exactly as described and as represented in the photographs. The shop owners and workers were so friendly and I felt like I was a family member instead of a customer. They even loaded it into my truck for me, which was a nice surprise. The store is HUGE so there is a monstrous selection. The quality of their items is fantastic, and their prices are fair. I've seen similar items in stores in NJ and NY for double or triple the price. It was a fantastic experience, and I would absolutely buy from them again, even without seeing the item in person!

I bought this house in 1982 as an investment. It had not been painted at least 35 years and was…read moreabout to fall down the paint with peeling off Andy House as serious Support problems were the support owner of the house had rotted and was sagging really bad. I loved this old house. I could see the potential in it, but it needed a lot of work. I bought it from the nephew and niece of the man who passed away that owned it. I started working on it with my younger brother who was a great Carpenter.)RIP) We went in head first and started working on the house every day in the night until midnight. I work on this house for seven years. I bought an old railroad jack from the flea market and my brother jacked up the porch with my ex-husband and replace the rotten support system to level it out. It had original radiator steam heat from the boiler that was in the basement in the whole house, but it didn't work. I heard a good Plumber to come down and repair the boiler system and get the heat back on. It was a big job. I put my heart and soul in this house and a whole lot of money. I loved it. And was so proud of it. Seven years after refinishing it, I submitted it to the historical study and in two years later, they selected my home to go on the national historical register in my name! I sold it and I wish I still had it but one of my friends has it as a consignment shop. And keeps it up nice

For those of us that really enjoy off the beaten path discoveries, this is a gem! We sorta just…read moredrove past it, loved the home and discovered it was actually a business! Really a lovely home if you love older homes like we do (we live in a family home built it 1920) . Awesome selection of antiques! Gaynell was very kind and knowledgeable!

When I need new (to me), affordable shelves to custom paint for my home office? The Rummage…read moreWarehouse. When I need furniture and home decor to help an acquaintance who is starting over? The Rummage Warehouse. When I need office furnishings to stage a rental space? The Rummage Warehouse. Huge selection, great prices (everything is negotiable, and new inventory weekly. What more could you ask for?

I had the BEST time rummaging around this warehouse! So many things to see! The staff Ms Doris and…read moreMs Joyce were so nice and helpful and at checkout I was very pleased with the negotiation! Definitely going back and taking friends!!

First this is not an antique store. That has been closed down since 1991. Second this is a train…read morehobby shop. The display of trains is only open on saturdays. Not daily like the flyer states. Tons of trains, kits and scale in n, ho, and o. Had only a few things on G scale. Prices are ok. Lots of building stock and rolling stock.

If you are going there for RC car stuff, save yourself the trip. The staff is also completely…read moreuninterested in their customers. It seemed that I was more in the way of the guy sweeping the floor than anything else.

Walked in told they are closed. Sign states they are open. Very unfriendly. Pushed us out and…read morelocked the doors. Never had that happen before.

From the owner: Fine English and American furnishings from the 18th, 19th and early 20th centuries and exceptional…read moreEast Asian screens and accessories

Beautiful furniture and accessories for a wide variety of taste ! Very helpful , knowledgeable…read morestaff. Always a great inventory and fair prices. Always a friendly and inviting atmosphere with great music too !!!

From the owner: Furniture,interiors, interior design, rugs, lighting, accessories, artworkread more