Awesome high end industrial salvage. Lenny drives a blue van and said to stop in anytime he's…read morethere. He also has another property full of industrial salvage up the road. Truly amazing place. Owner lived in the Bronx where he founded this type of industry back in the 60s!! Now living in berks county this is most definitely the premiere spot for found objects! This is not for casual antique collectors. Items are expensive and authentic but definitely worth stopping by. He had an armored snow tank parked out front for a couple years that has now been moved to Adamstown.

3 floors of stuff. Nicely organized!…read more Good prices. Area for 45 (records, kitchen area, magazine area, furniture and nicknacks galore! Staff was nice enough. There is an area for items prices at one dollar. Port-a-potty. ( restroom is located out front )

Not so much an antique mall, more of a typical roadside antique shop. More vintage items than…read moreantique furniture. Coins, cash and even guns for sale. Lots of vintage erector sets priced fairly. They have two outbuildings. One with $1.00 items (lots of 45s) the other 50% off with an eclectic assortment of items. No bathroom (port a potty outside). No AC. Not one Im likely to stop back into.

11/23/2025 I checked the hours before coming and they are supposed to be open at 11AM on Sunday. We…read moredrove 40 minutes to visit this store and at around noon yesterday they were closed. The sign said something about inclement weather closure but there was not one snowflake or raindrop in sight. The surest way to not do business is to not be open. . . very disappointing, my friend was so eager to see this store too.

15,000 sq feet Emporium- Vintage, Antiques, Thrift, Clothing. New & Used Designer Brands For Less…read more Building is very unique with fabulous energy.

The Picker's Junction is a big place filled with so many interesting gems. Just when you think you…read morehave looked at everything, there is another nook waiting to be discovered full of even more treasures. All of the items are nicely displayed...from floor to ceiling! And they seemed to be priced fairly. There are so many unique offerings here. And The Picker's Junction has some beautiful, repurposed furniture. One of a kind upcycled pieces that are absolutely lovely.

I can't believe that the only other review was 2 stars. This place is AMAZING. The selection and…read moreprice were both very good and the service was wonderful. I live more than a half hr away and will be looking to return again soon. To the person who Complained about the prices (because the name includes the word pickers) they're the pickers, we're just the beneficiaries of their passion.

My favorite antique shop in Central Pennsylvania, this shop has something for everyone. Many…read moredifferent vendors within a former schoolhouse building, this shop is extremely well curated. You will find everything from cast iron frying pans to baseball cards, Pokémon cards, vinyl records, and other knick knacks. Highly recommended and well worth a visit.

Dogs are only allowed if they are carried. There is nothing unique about this antique store…read more Just the usual vintage stuff.

Very nice , helpful and welcoming owner…read more This building is huge and filled to the gills. Happy to see oodles of old magazines and such a variety. Some great prices.

I stopped by The Shoppes at Kirbyville when I was driving through PA, and I ended up buying some…read moregreat pieces here. The store has a really funny layout. The first level has a lot of collectible items; I specifically remember seeing a selection of brass buckets and vintage political pins. The upstairs section is a labyrinthine attic space. You climb up and down these homespun staircases, and there are items on display in all the corners and crawlspaces. They had a wide selection of styles, even though the store isn't huge. I was specifically looking for mid-century pieces, and I bought a brass three-headed floor lamp for $30, a steel and upholstery desk chair for $40, and a teak American of Martinsville server for $130. Many of the items I saw had condition issues, but there were pristine pieces if you looked carefully. I had trouble getting the server in my car, and the shop's handyman kindly helped me tie up my trunk.

If you're a true antique lover, Vintage 61 might disappoint. Much of the furniture is painted over…read morewithout care, stripping away its original charm. While the back section has more authentic vintage pieces, they're often overpriced. The shop doesn't accept offers, and staff can be overheard gossiping about customers.

FANTASTIC STORE! Melissa (the owner) is not only kind, she knows her stuff! Hence, I know I'll get…read morethe best eBay price for my treasures. Thank you, Melissa, you're the best!

Summer 2024 I have…read morealways enjoyed Studio 895 but lately the last several times I've been there haven't found anything. I know it's hit and miss with any antique type of a place. The store was reconfigured and it looks nice except for my favorite area is gone- the smaller area that had a cart of low priced random items and lots of bargain priced antiques called "salvage". There is a new space called "salvage"- but it's primarily doors and pieces of wood- minus the best part to me-low priced antiques. I asked about this and was told that those items are now sprinkled in the store (I hadn't seen any upon my last few trips) Many of the vendors I liked are gone too. I think the biggest disappointment to me was 2024 almost monthly promotion of a "flea market". I was really excited to check that out! I had expected vendors to be set up in the parking lot- there were cars even parked along the shoulder of 895. You can imagine my surprise when not one vendor was set up and the parking lot was vacant. I felt like that was a bait and switch type thing and it made me fall out of love (I hope only temporarily) with Studio 895. I don't think healthy businesses need to do that. I'm not saying I would never go back but this is why I have not been there and why I have discontinued bringing my friends here and meeting up here. The staff has always been helpful and friendly in the past. I look forward to going back sometime and elevating my review. I hate writing unfavorable reviews but- I also need to be honest. The fake flea market made me feel duped and I had been tricked into wasting my precious weekend time. Maybe something happened that I was not aware of. I'm not on "F" book and I think the business communicates through that channel.

Fun little shop with lots to see. True antiques to modern items with a winery to aid in your…read moretreasure hunting.