Steve and Lisa ( the very welcoming owners ) were so polite and knowledgeable about their…read morecollection of antiques. We're staying at an Airbnb in Hobart and wanted to check out some of the small businesses in the area, it's easy to walk through despite its large size and massive selection, we left with a few items at such a reasonable price as most of the things in their shop are. Me and my boyfriend were amazed the whole time. Bonus points if you get to meet any of the 3 very friendly pets! One bunny rabbit of a German Sheapard and two beautiful cats.

From the owner: At Second Wind, we give new life to old things. We offer many old, historic, unique, and unusual…read morethings. Useful Things. Good Things.

This antique barn is the real thing. I expected to just find a bunch of junk laying around with…read moredust on it. I was really surprised to find Antiques and collectibles in fine condition and ready for moving to my own home. The piece I picked was very heavy. Rick had no problems shipping it across country with no extra charge. This is pretty much a gem of a place and I recommended highly

Great Place hidden in the Catskills Mountains ,where you will find one of a kind Antique…read moreFurniture.Rick the owner is A real nice guy down to earth and very helpful ,If your looking for a special item he goes out of his way to find it . He even delivers locally and Brought what I bought all the way to Manhattan and even set it up........I am going back again soon to finish up another room in my place

Very cool store. Lots of eye catching items. Prices are reasonable. Some stuff a bit creepy if your…read morenot into death items. Lots of cool rusty tools etc. owner is very welcoming and informative. Super cute dog to greet you. Will definitely check it out again when I'm in the area. Nice restaurant across the street too!

Durable Goods is absolutely packed with good antiques, folk art and outright oddities. The owners'…read morepersonalities and their tendencies toward the obscure, unusual and less ordinary totally shine through in the objects they select and the displays they construct. Housed in one of the town's few remaining storefronts, the place is truly something to experience (backroom walls are covered in 100 year-old graffiti!). The shop's weekends only but you shouldn't pass through without a call and at least trying to visit.

Everything is pretty cool. Owner is very groovy and funny as well as knowledgeable. If you don't…read morevisit you won't know what you're missing

What a great, great place for that funkadelic piece or something so shabby chic you'll immediately…read morehave to have it. I immediately had to have it 4 times. Love this place and you will fall in love with Amy. My dream shop!

How are there no reviews for Fisk? There's not a lot else going on in this area, and you'll see…read morebig Fisk metal sculptures randomly around this area. Even the local Tractor Supply has two huge Fisk roosters outside. Visiting Fisk is fun, and you should do it even if you don't plan to buy anything. There's a parking lot with a ton of brightly-painted metal sculptures around. I don't know if some of them are imported/made in China, but it seems that a lot of them are made right here. Across the street and up the road about 250 feet is a barn with lots of antiques. Some prices are clearly for tourists, but there are a few bargains to be found, too. Take some time and poke around.

Definitely not Thrift Store prices. But get ready to spend dollar, dollar bills on Antique finds…read morehere. I'm always on the hunt for a good deal on unique and bizarre finds. That being said, I didn't score anything. Located in Central Ave on the north-bound lane- Nana's is small and has an impressive collection of Antiques. Quick and pleasant chat with the owner(?) who mentioned a couple of sales and their upcoming 40th anniversary on the block. If you're looking for champagne flutes on a beer glass budget- this isn't for the trifter in mind. But do spend a little time though- going through piles of costume jewelry, small metal furniture plus other uncommon finds.

As a fellow weirdo from New Jersey, I fell in love with Nana's Attic from the parking lot. I was…read moregreeted by a face on a post and gargoyles on lamps. A shiny aqua Vespa sat in the sunny parking lot. Once inside, it's floor to ceiling and every nook of space inside countless curios of treasure. Tiny apothecary bottles with 19th century medicinal "cure" labels; taxidermy specimens of all sizes; antique plates; shaving brushes; modern swords, shuriken, even a batarang; glassware smoking paraphranelia; and a delightful selection of canes. The second room contains a wondrous wooden dry bar with red velvet and iron barstools where the owners sometimes sit with friends. Swords and animal heads are mounted on the walls. If you are looking for a moose head to complete your Murder By Death homage haunted house, you can get one here.

Awesome store, great selection, customer service is A+…read more I recently bought a painting from here which I love but couldn't recall the painter's name. I emailed the store and they replied within a day. Truly great, definitely shop here if you're in town.

This place is such a wonderful gem!!…read more I was stuck on finding the perfect gift for my boss and sure enough, Tony had it. He is super knowledgeable on mid century modern furniture and his shop is also full of wonderful finds. My review won't do it any justice, just check it out for yourself and have a chat with Tony.

Absolutely the best! The owner has an incredible eye for unique quality from antique and vintage…read morelinens to china, art work and jewelry. People in the know drive from great distances to come to her shop. Now that she has her new location, it is soooo easy to see the items and really shop till you drop. Wherever you might be, make the effort to visit, you won't be disappointed

The lady who runs the store is very knowledgeable about period styles. She can piece together…read morepretty much anything on a historical basis. The stock continually changes; which is a major plus. Some of the clothing shows it's age with wear; but that's what I'm looking for. I'm a local photographer and I use this shop nearly exclusively for a vintage look for my models. Also, the prices are completely realistic. I hate to recommend the place because I want it all to myself! But it's a wonderful store. She accepts most forms of payment including credit card. Hours are typically Friday-Sunday 10am - 5pm but she does open by appointment if you call ahead. Here's one outfit I purchased: http://www.flickr.com/photos/23859710@N02/10660872043/in/set-72157634652841529

You're in for a treat when you come to Reservoir Antique Mall (not far from the well-known Ashokan…read moreReservoir) on NY-28 in Shokan, NY. You'll notice is an interesting hodge-podge balance of timeless antique china, alongside rare furniture, 1970s cookbooks, vases, costume jewelry, a lot of knickknacks and perfect retro decor. Their 2nd fl., is similar with more furniture pieces. I actually found interesting decor pieces than anything. The owner and her family had a sale going on during the Thanksgiving weekend where you bought a regular priced item and got the other for 1/2 off. Best of all, the owner was willing to offer me a bargain on an item I was eyeing. This is a treasure trove and might probably leave with something. Remember, it's only CA$H, and Venmo(?).

An interesting little place, but don't neglect to go out back and check out the barn. The contents…read moreand prices seem to be set to "let's sell tchotchkes to Brooklynites on vacation" but there are some interesting pieces nonetheless. Honestly, I spent more time looking at the (somewhat more authentic) stuff in the barn out back. It is extremely clean, well organized, and well curated for an antique store.

Great spot with an eclectic collection of antiques and random cool things. The barn out back has…read moremore than the shop in front.