I always love visiting this place. It's like a treasure hunt, you never know what you'll find. The…read moreonly thing that bugs me is that they don't seem to care about their phone customers. I have some stuff I want to get rid of, but they never pick up the phone or call me back. I wish they would at least tell me where I can sell them. My parents enjoy coming here too when they're in town from the South.

I was extremely put off by the condition of the store. Everything that wasn't in cases was dusty,…read moreif not downright dirty, poorly organized, and very overpriced. Most of the items weren't arranged nicely, but just jumbled together. Compared to the large mall next door, which is wonderful, it's a place best to be avoided. No bargains, and just creepy.

My office is doing an Alice in Wonderland theme with Christmas and I was looking for a teacup and…read moresaucer. This store had quite a bit to choose from. Phil was quite helpful and the prices are a bargain for the antique. The teacup and saucer I bought had 24K gold painted lines. I browsed the rest of the store out of wonderment to see what other hidden treasures were preserved over the decades. He showed me dishware made of uranium. They glowed green under the light. He explained the dishware were made in 1888. After they learned uranium was dangerous, no more dishware were made. Whatever you find will only be for collection purposes. He has a good amount well kept as pictured along with other blast from the past cameras for the photographer aficionado. Stop by and see if you find something worthy for your taste in decorating, staging and collecting.

Philip is very friendly and very informative! The selection of antiques is very good as well! Will…read morebe coming back for sure, five stars!

They decided that shipping an antique lamp didn't need anything but styrofoam packing peanuts and a…read morelong skinny single-ply cardboard box. So instead of responding to my communications about shipping, they just sent this one of a kind antique on its voyage as if it would be safe being thrown in and out of Fedex trucks in such flimsy packaging. As if it wasn't enough to destroy an antique, they chose to damage the environment (and my home) by using styrofoam packing peanuts. Using styrofoam in an age that has hundreds of biodegradable options for packing fill is inexcusable. I get it if you have to buy something from their store since they're hoarding all the good stuff, but please don't ever trust them to ship anything for you.

Not bad not bad. Great find. Found these guys...well guy and a girl...online and I couldn't be…read morehappier. The wifey and I were looking for some "new" mid century furniture for our new place, and the name says it all. They have a great selection ranging from tables and chairs to lighting and storage pieces. My wife settled on a beautiful Credenza. It will look great in our new home! I couldn't be more pleased with the customer service and knowledge of these guys. We will be back for more in the near future.

Great place, whether you are a buyer or a seller. Nino is super knowledgable about vintage and…read moreantique items and showcases them well on his auction site and past pop up stores (like the one in Los Gatos that recently closed. If you are selling things, he has lots of techniques to help you get the most out of your items and does a lot of research to catch the buyer's interest. He's got customers from all over the world. We used him to handle a lot of very unique and valuable things from our family estate. If you are buying, he has an amazing collection of items that might be right for you!

It's always a treat to visit this antique store, and as years passed by, we have made quite a few…read morepurchases from the owner Nino. He is a man with such knowledge and taste, and most importantly, such generosity and integrity when it comes to doing this business. He is especially generous with his knowledge, passion and love for antique collections and various materials, and it warms our heart every single time that he shares all he knows with us young people. He has such great eyes for items, so it was so easy to spend hours browsing endless collections in his store, and more good ones come out from his storage all the time. He is very reasonable in his pricing, and doesn't inflate the price waiting for people to cut it down and negotiate. I have come to cherish not only doing business and collecting art from Nino, but also making friends with this cool person with stories to tell. Thank you Nino. I will always be your store's loyal fans. Thanks for enlightening young people like us in the fascinating world of antique collections.

Great options, great prices! Beautifully remodeled and well organized. They have quality options…read moreat great prices!

So I was hoping to find good furniture for a good price…read more Instead I found used, beat up furniture that smelled like Vicks vapor rub and old cigarettes.

Livingston & Sons Furniture Restoration has high standard of excellence quality work, superior…read morecraftsmanship and highly reliable and trustworthy. Antique parlor set, 1920's dining table 8 chairs + buffet, Antique quarter-sawn bedroom set, 1950s high quality dresser, antique smokers cabinet, a WWI era radio, modern Bob Timberlake all were refinished in superior fashion. He even REcreated the top of the antique footboard. Many of his customers are repeat clients. They will pick up and deliver in EARLY morning hours. Make sure you have him show you a few WW2 relics!

I had some refinishing done, and I had to think about what tips would be useful to fellow Yelpers…read more Ok here's the deal: the craftsmanship is very good, and the prices are reasonable. I think you will be pleased with the outcome, provided that you don't expect this is Nordstrom's in terms of service. Just remember that you are there to get the work done well at a good price. Don't expect: friendly greeting, to be called when your piece is done, any kind of chit chat. You may even feel that they are being downright rude. Just ignore that --they are old school woodworkers. I'd say, support your local craftsman and go to the mall if you want someone to treat you like a customer. My work was very good and they seem like salt of the earth folks. The older fellow is actually hard of hearing.

Love Abbott's. Always a great vibe, good music, friendly staff and one girl who works there and…read moresometimes sings along to the music and has such a great voice! Ive also found some really great scores there.

Great customer service. No one is hovering around you but if you ask for help they are ready to…read moreanswer your questions. I love the color organization makes it easy to find what you are looking for. There is so much to choose from and a great selection of jeans. My gal pal and I will have to come back again! Can't wait to find a new cool find.

It's a pleasure to shop at this amazing gallery. The selection is remarkable. You will find whole…read moresets of china and myriad tea cups and saucers. If you have broken part of a set, this is is the place to find a match! Also, the choice of any kind of serving piece is there and Carol will know where to find it. Remarkable too are the textiles, artwork and truly lovely picture frames. The jewelry counter speaks for itself presenting remarkable pieces, many of historical value. The shop is easy on the pocket book. Parking is not a problem. there is free parking on the street as well as in the large lot behind the shops.

Walked in with my blind daughter. We were immediately greeted by being told it was a "no touch…read morezone," before we were even fully inside. We literally go to antique stores all the time. I guarantee my daughter is more careful and has a softer touch than the woman that so warmly greeted us. That's how she sees the world and decides what she wants to buy. We immediately turned around and left.