Moved Upstate last Spring and was picking things up from here every weekend. They really have some…read moreversion of the thing you need. It is amazing the variety. Most stuff a bit crusty and in need of fluffing up, painting or refinishing. But always great choices. And lots more every week. My go to.

These people are as crooked, outright thieves, as they come. I made a purchase after trying to…read morenegotiate the price with them. They would not let me see while they packaged the various components and when I got it home and examined the whole thing, the most valuable accessories were not there. DO NOT BUY FROM THESE PEOPLE , THEY'RE DISHONEST.

I have tried to call this place several times and the mailbox was full. The $2000 purchase I made…read morehas not been delivered and the owner has never followed up. I can't reach these people for three weeks and the shop has gone silent. The money was given to them three weeks ago and still nothing. I should have never trusted them. I suggest avoiding this place unless you want to see you money evaporate.

A wonderful store that shouldn't be missed. The items are beautifully curated, priced fairly and…read morethe entire team is so friendly and knowledgable. I've made the trip up from New York City (twice so far!) and always leave with something interesting and unique. Milne also has amazing customer service and is a quick email or Instagram away. It's always the first place I look if I have something specific in mind --- or if I just want to get out of the City and browse in a wonderful store.

For furniture paint or antiques, a great place at 18 E Market St! The workshops are a fun way to…read morerelax with friends!

The workshops are wonderful! I've gone to a variety of them and whether you are a beginner or…read moreexperienced they never disappoint. Risa and Kevin, the owners, are friendly, helpful and are passionate about what they do. I always find something to buy when I walk in there. There's always something new and the pricing is very reasonable.

Went there when covid restrictions eased a bit. Filthy and dusty with really ugly stuff and not…read moremuch stuff. Two people chatting to each other no one fixing up the dumpy place. Has since closed.

This is a very experienced couple who know the area, know antiques and collectibles and are happy…read moreto have potential customers browse the shop. Down to earth, helpful and open to bargaining. Cool stuff from the world over...not a posh shop, but rather a collection of interesting items in as is state. Very good connection in the area if you are looking for something specific...Pete and Mary are very knowledgeable and connected. They have three buildings of treasures. Definitely a go-to.

I unfortunately had an extremely unpleasant experience due to Kathy, who I'm shocked to learn is a…read morepartner at Annex. I hope the owner, other partners and dealers whose business is surely suffering because of Kathy see this review. She mistreats customers - to the point where you actually feel as if she DOESN'T want you to make a purchase. I made a $400 purchase on 2 items and was treated incredibly rudely. Greatest hits include "If you don't like it, you can go somewhere else" - and this was as I had $700 worth of merchandise on the counter, which I might have purchased if Kathy hadn't treated me so poorly. Whoever owns the booth with the Jadite - please know you missed out on an additional $350 of business thanks to Kathy. I purchased 2 canisters that I was initially told were $175 for the set of 4, and at the last moment, I was told they were actually $175/per. I'm an experienced Jadite collector, and while these are collectors items, with chipped lids they were actually a bit overpriced. She tried to imply that I was being dishonest about the value of the pieces, and when I corrected her about the current value, she said, "Well, you know how the old saying goes, 'If you don't like it, you can go somewhere else.' " Excuse me? I asked if I could at least swap the lids on the canisters I was purchasing, which Kathy said no to, and as I was carefully handling them to inspect them before I made my large purchase she said "This is how the lids get chipped." I firmly told her that I knew how to handle the items. Then, I was told that the canisters actually go for $400 each - which is just incorrect. I suggested they look at the eBay "Sold" section to see a more accurate representation of current prices, and was told by Kathy. "Well, this isn't eBay. This isn't an auction. And that's the problem, too many people use eBay and think they know better." Actually, I've never purchased any Jadite auction-style on eBay - I've purchased it with set prices, exactly like an antique store functions - minus an incredibly rude person. Kathy has zero customer service skills and should not be in a customer-facing role. It costs nothing to be nice - and if being a decent person isn't enough, getting $400 of my business would be a good reason. If I knew I was going to be treated like this, I would have walked out, but after being lured in with the promise of $175 for 4 canisters, which turned out to be inaccurate, I had already grown attached to these items. She is incredibly lucky I had the good sense to hold my tongue. Magically, once my credit card had been swiped, Kathy's tune changed dramatically, as if the clouds parted on a sunny day. "Did you want anything else? You might find something else you like." Saccharine, fake. Skip this spot and shop at Rhinebeck Antique Center instead. Danny, on the other hand, at the front was kind and helpful and was great with me. However, I would suggest avoiding this place altogether.

I found an awesome Monty Python record here. Lots of cool stuff! Would definitely recommend…read morechecking out.

This is not an antique store as the name led me to believe. There was food/coffee, etc. but no home…read moregoods, furniture or clothing for sale.

Amazing place to shop for all types of antiques. Affordable prices. I found this mid century item…read morethat is worth repurposing. We shall see.

Friendly, helpful and did a magnificent job restoring my dining table. I could not be more pleased…read more He is in Rhinebeck and I am in NYC and he did it all from photos on my phone. The people he uses to pick up and return the furniture also happen to be friendly and competent. Just by the way!

From the owner: Featuring fine custom furniture as well as expert antique restoration, repair and refinishing…read more Furniture maker and designer Michael Gregorio has the knowledge and experience to handle all phases of repair and restoration and with his attention to detail, he can reproduce any piece of furniture in any style with great accuracy. He is frequently called upon by other restoration shops for reproduction, restoration, and custom projects. He is also a published writer featuring his accomplished woodworking.

Perfect spot for some affordable "shabby-chic" furniture pieces. I purchased a white high back…read morewooden chair, and a rustic stool for less than $70. There's a mix of furniture and vintage clothing like dresses, fur stoles and petticoats from the 1950s. This shop seems more curated than other antique stores in the area, which saves you time and energy. The proprietors were a lovely older couple who were so friendly and offered some other antique location recommendations.

I walked/drove by the Boulevard several times before I made the trip inside. I can't believe that…read moreit took me so long. If you are into vintage (especially clothes) this place is a must! The space is split up between the few venders that sell there but the front is by far the best. They have everything from crushed black velvet coats with bunny fur collars to 1960's halter dresses and everything in between. If you are hesitant about buying already used clothing there are plenty are dresses which were made using vintage patterns and fabric but have never been worn. It's almost impossible not to find something you have to add to your wardrobe.