Imagine my surprise, logging into this Hell Site for the first time in years, only to find nasty…read moreDMs in my inbox from the owner. All I said was that the staff was cold and unfriendly to us and made us feel unwelcome in her store. Well, Renee, thanks for proving my point! Really wondering how we could have come across as "rude and obnoxious" when we spent all of 10 minutes in the store, were almost totally ignored by the staff, and these messages were sent months after my review. This woman couldn't pick me out of a lineup. As a full time antiques dealer, I'm totally horrified to have another business owner attack me, a perfect stranger, in this immature way. If any customer of mine has any problem whatsoever, I always apologize and try to make the situation right. I would rather eat a dog turd than treat someone this way.

The owner is so friendly and kind. She is reasonable with her prices. She will work with you. And…read moreyou become part of their family. I have been going to her for 15 years And recommend this place highly.

2 Places you MUST visit!…read more Buy & Consign Waltham 1250 Main St Waltham and Buy & Consign Framingham 64 Waverly St Framingham Antiques, furniture, vintage pieces, mid century modern, original artwork, kitchen stuff, rugs and so much more!!!!!

After driving by several times and seeing it on Yelp, I went in yesterday to see for myself what it…read moreis all about, and it's a fascinating place. Everything you can imagine from 10-cent golf balls to gorgeous hardwood furniture for $100's, and the three women that were working were really nice and one gave me the rundown on where everything is, how markdowns work, etc. I was oddly attracted to the Target dog (see photo), but it is still there for anyone who has "just the right spot" for it (ha, a little Target dog humor there with "spot"). I went in on a Wednesday right after they opened at noon and there were already several people browsing, I imagine it is pretty busy in here on the weekends.

Best vintage store with art pieces that are wisely curated. Took a friend who was decorating her…read morenew condo and found art deco pieces that work well with her place.

Had my eye on Ramble Market for a while and finally got to visit on a lazy Sunday. We came around…read morenoon and it wasn't busy at all so we got to wander around at our own pace. There are a ton of interesting furniture, art, and decor pieces of all sorts of styles. We were especially wowed by the selection of rugs. Prices are obviously not "cheap" but I'll definitely be back! Next time with a moving van.

I cannot say enough kind words to express how genuinely wonderful my experience here was. New to…read moretown, I was looking to furnish my apartment with some antiques (better than IKEA, not as expensive as CB). I found myself at Past Prezence a few weeks ago, and I'm surprised I ever left! Past Prezence, run by Gina and Herb, is a true haven of wonderfully eclectic home furnishings, purses and articles of clothing. Each item has a rich story in its past, which I'm sure Gina and Herb will tell you about if you ask. Aside from the antiques, Gina and Herb also sell (and make!) original coffee tables from unexpected materials. Brimming with creativity and stocked with the right tools, Gina and Herb make custom pieces, too. I can claim, with absolutely no hyperbole, that Gina and Herb are artists. And, at that, some of the kindest, most interesting and inspiring people I have ever met. Visiting Past Prezence, from a completely selfish perspective, got me so much more than I bargained for: an artful coffee table, a beautiful mirror, a mellowed dresser, and a few of Gina's vintage purses (that already lived a memorable life, but are in great shape to live again)! Find yourself tired of mass-produced, low-quality furniture, purses and people? Visit Past Prezence for quality furnishings at great prices, interesting conversation and a little bit of inspiration. You will not be disappointed. And lastly, an important note on location-- it is in an industrial park (Building 5, I believe?) and is listed under "Sensation Wear" (for now) on the sign near the fire department. Follow your GPS, and when you get on the right road, take a "right" right after the fire department (you'll see the sign on your left) and continue down the road. It will be the building on your left. It may be a little difficult to find, but if you're lost, give them a call and they'll kindly help you to the right place. To Gina and Herb-- If you're reading this, thank you thank you! Wonderful meeting you. Best of luck :)

From the owner: We sell vintage, antique and custom accessories for the home as well as make custom furniture right…read morehere in our workshop. We carry a vast amount of one of a kind housewares, vintage clothes, and vintage purses. Call first, as we live just across the street and can meet you at anytime just in case we are out. Weekends you need to call first because the front door is locked.

Stupendous shipping - my purchase of terra cotta pot and saucer was packed as though it was a…read moreChinese export tureen. Thank you again!

From the owner: New England Garden Company offer an extensive collection of European garden antiques, English lead…read moreornaments, and fine handmade reproductions. Bringing beautiful objects to American gardens for over 30 years. New England Garden Company imports fine English and European garden antiques and architectural elements including fountains, statuary, planters, pedestals, finials, cast iron antique gate and furniture, sundials, troughs, sinks, obelisks, etc. Come Visit or Browse online!

I can't believe this place isn't on Yelp yet - it's a great find! I went in today and bought a…read morebeautiful steam trunk (at an amazing price!). The owner, Eugene, couldn't have been nicer and his showroom consisted of about seven rooms! You can find anything here: furniture, jewelery, relics, crystal, etc. I feel in love with a pair of antique wood snowshoes - but one thing at a time... I'll be back soon enough. Tip - not sure if he owns two galleries. I went to the one at 381 Elliot Street in Newton.

Also can't believe this place has only one review on Yelp, it is really great, I bought some wooden…read morefurniture here at an amazing price. The owner is super nice and helped me put it in my car. I will be back!

Very helpful, knowledgeable expert. Honest about the hours required to fix the problem; it was done…read moreon time and under budget. Can't ask for any more !

You will not be disappointed. You will be dealing with an expert, a craftsman, a committed…read moreconnoisseur of authentic antiques, a delightful person. I've brought every kind of problem you could imagine to this shop: rewiring, refitting, missing parts, fabrication. No problem is too complicated and all is delivered with a can-do attitude and a smile. Rare and wonderful. I cannot recommend Jon and his talents highly enough.

Nice guy who works here (owns it, maybe?) but it is just STUFFED TO THE BRIM in the back room with…read morestuff... and not in a good way either. Kind of like you are watching an episode of "Hoarders", and then found yourself standing in it. I found them on Craigslist because I was looking for a chair, and they always seem to be posting (maybe not a good sign), and while I was looking for a wood chair, it was just too hard to see them way in the back/hoarder room. Also, the overwhelming smell of must/mildew would make anyone thinking of buying anything upholstered say NO.

I have a beloved olde family heirloom lamp (the kind that your relatives try to weasel out of you…read morebefore you're mature enough to realize how lovely it is). Two weeks ago, to my utter despair, the little bugger shocked me; intervention was required. Enter Appleton Antique Lighting. It's a bit small, and Route 9 is a bit crazy, so keep your eyes peeled. The gent going through bills off to the side was a bit brusque, but the lady at the register was very sweet. They quoted an *extremely* reasonable price for the fix. They said it might take two weeks, but they got it done in one. And my lamp is back to its healthy, non-shocking ways. Go there. And bring your poor, your tired, your huddled lamps, yearning to be fixed.

I can't say that I know a whole lot about lamps. My bedside lamp had been bugging me for the last…read moreten years or so - I kept having to wiggle the switch to get it to work, and sometimes the light would go out while I was reading, it would go out and I'd have to get up and wiggle the switch again - one of those really annoying little things. Finally it dawned on me that there's people out there who fix these things - I took it to Appleton, and the rest is history. They are incredibly nice there, and while they said it would take a few days to fix, it turned out they were able to sneak it in between larger projects and the lamp got repaired by the next day. Not bad! Basically, I would say that they were very knowledgeable, extremely welcoming and affable people with excellent customer service, and as far as I can tell, they charged a reasonable price. I wouldn't hesitate to use them again as they certainly have earned a repeat customer (just hoping that I won't have any more broken lamps, haha).