Store closed but never forget them. Both she and her daughter were wonderful. We loved emread more

A picturesque example of what an antique store should be. Great selection of different classic…read morepieces, well organized and easy to walk through. Ladies there are quite helpful if you need their assistance or information on an item but you could happily browse at your own pace without fear of being bothered or pressured to purchase something right there and then. A little old-fashion but quaint nonetheless.

Dovetails has been and still is my go to first before any other search for Estate sales …read more The owner has always been professional- fair in pricing and nice.

When in Cranford, NJ , make this quaint Antique shop a must visit. And if Estate Sales are your…read morefancy then checkout Dovetails Estate Sales. You won't be disappointed . Jean is awesome.

There is a part of me who would love to be on that show American Pickers. So, Heinemeyer's…read moreCollectibles is my kind of place. It's in Morris County, a mile or so off of Route 22 on Terrill Road. The further you drive off 22, the more greenery you'll see. It's far from what you think of when you hear Route 22. You may miss it on your first trip there. The shop is not close to the road. Plus, there's a loose pebble, circular driveway on the lot. When driving down Terrill, keep an eye out for a small, green and white sign with the name of the place on it. Heinemeyer's looks straight out of a rural area, and very Americana. There's an interesting collection of items inside. If you like antiques and things from he past, it's a cool place to check out if you are in the area.

Full of overpriced junk. It's so packed in there that you can barely turn around.read more

Everything about the Care and Service received is amazing. It's a small business and has been…read morearound for years. I have been using the family to repair chandeliers, lamps, brass issues, etc., for the past 35 years. I have also bought vintage and antique lamps here too. Very reasonable, affordable pricing. A+++++ service with care.

What a find this place is! The Brass Shop has been in business for over 50 years and that was a…read moregood omen. We needed to have an old bell jar lamp rewired and cleaned up. It was done within a few days. Frank, the owner, was great to work with and very helpful in having us video how to reassemble our pendant. And, the price was a quarter of what a store in Summit was going to charge for the same work...with no attitude.

Smelled really bad and the guy was rude. Unfortunate…read more -----------------------------------------

PROS: Many good items in this shop and they're all organized. The prices are reasonable and they…read morealso buy vintage items from people CONS: The guy behind the counter was a bit rude to my friend and I when we went in. Acted as though he didn't want to be there OVERALL: If you're looking for antiques or to sell some than this is the place for you. As long as you don't mind the lack of customer service

For the Amber Feather, they do NOT accept any clothes. The owner searches for clothes herself and…read moredoes not accept donations. I talked a little bit with her, and from what she said, the store is not for people who wear petite or small. It's for women who wear medium or large clothing. The fashion is for older women rather than younger women. The aesthetics of the clothing match bigger, flowery patterns like a table cloth. I wouldn't recommend this place if you are a teen or young adult, but it is for older women who wear mediums or larges. That being said, I would recommend 2nd Ave Thrift store in Union (very cheap and fashionable) or Anthem off North Union Avenue (for fashion and in-style clothing) for those younger and smaller women looking to go thrifting.

I would really have loved to give a great review. I'm a big vintage/consignment shopper and I was…read morereally disappointed today. I went out of my way to Cranford to check out this store (in celebration of National Thrift Day-- today). I passsed by around 4:30-ish pm and there was a notice on the door saying the shopkeeper would be back at 5. The notice said: "Stepped out to Laundromat and Post Office. Return 5 pm." It doesn't make sense to me to go do laundry during business hours? Shouldn't errands like that be done during the lunch hour if anything? But it didn't bother me at first I just walked around and came back at 5. And waited. And waited. I waited 1 hour for the shopkeeper to come back (until 6pm) and still no sign of the person coming back. After a while it was kind of hot to wait outside and I felt really weird standing outside for so long so I stepped into a café and watched from the seat. By the time it was 6, I couldn't even check out the vintage shops in other neighboring towns I was hoping to. All in all a disappointing day. It was just kind of unprofessional and disrespectful of customers' time and energy. In total I came, spent 90 minutes, energy, gas, parking money, etc etc just to come see this one store and waited outside the store for a significant amount of time kind of looking like an idiot...not a great impression. I was really patient waiting an hour and a half and I just don't want other customers to go through that. To be clear stuff happens and so I don't take it personally but it was just unfortunate. If I'm in the area again I'd still love to still swing by and try giving it another go.