What a fun place to shop. It's full of treasures and vintage finds. The employees are very nice…read moreand helpful. Some items are pricey and some are not. For unique items stop by Wrentham Mercantile on your next shopping trip, you won't be disappointed!

At Red Sleigh she's got a lot of items that are for the kitchen or maybe for dining room…read moredecorations. Decorations may include colorful glass bottles, lamps,pillows,blankets etc. This place has nice furniture pieces. Also a variety of wall hangings. if I was going to decorate my kitchen or a room in my house I will definitely think of this place.

My wife and I were driving through, looking for antiques, and we happened upon this gem…read more Most antique stores are full of frilly porcelain knick-knacks and ugly jewelry, but this was full of completely authentic primitives: beautiful furniture, rugs, and furnishings. The house/store was beautiful, it felt like we'd stepped back in time. And the owner, Judy, was wonderful to talk to and hear her story.

Can be a bit of a mixed bagged. But, unlike Skinners they are polite and down to earth…read more They answer any questions and seem fair. Their quality can vary but they seem to have a nice selection. It is a small auction and they seem to know the back story of their items. Just ask. Plus, they have a good bar with small sandwiches and goodies which is nice.

Brought some items to them worth thousands (est. $3k+ and didn't even sell near close to a…read morereasonable price absolutely devastated made less than $500. One piece I had was worth $2k retail real gold and silver and at auction it sold for less than $100 how does that even make any sense?!! Another was a $400 crystal & two $600/each furniture. They told me based on what it was in regards to one of the items that it would probably fetch a couple hundred if not more. I truly do not understand I thought the whole purpose of auctions was to make money not give your stuff away and incur a huge financial loss in potential profit. You can request an amount you need to at least reach but if it doesn't sell you pay 10%. Want advice sell the items yourself on EBay at least you have more control and a far more diverse audience. Do not recommend but that choice is yours to make but be willing to not make nearly as much as you expect.

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).