Someone suggested that I take my few pieces of furniture to this place. It is huge. They had a…read moregreat selection of home decor, rugs, pictures, and than some. The owner was friendly, and he carried my items inside. He tightened one of the legs on my side table without complaining, and I was given a consignment number. Also, the nice store clerk advised me what is worth bringing in. My stuff can stay there up to a year to be sold. The split is 50/50 but in any case that's better than throwing stuff away or wasting time with a yard sale.

Great furniture finds! Bought several items to complete our new home! Great prices and sales…read moreassociates! Kim Martin

I can't agree with these negative comments. We shopped around for furniture from Ashley's,…read moreBadcock, Haverty"s etc Then we looked at Farmer's in Cartersville Ga. Rick was very knowledgeable and gave us a complete run down of the furniture lines they carried from low end to high end. He was very informative and helpful. The pricing was in line with most stores....and much more helpful. The ither stores mentioned and their sales staff didn't really give us the time of day. A good selection of furniture at a good price range. We will certainly return if we have additional needs. Thank you Rick...you made our shopping trip a pleasant one, Bob & Teresa Dodd

Felicia at this location is awesome to do business with as for the management he lied to me I have…read morebeen waiting 4 months for my couch to be repaired it's literally falling aparT. He told me one part was there waiting on the other. Called back 3 weeks later and he told me one part was delivered yesterday waiting on the other. When I told him he said last time one was already there he couldn't find his words to tell me another lie. I will never do business there again.

Visited today 5/28/2026 to get an upright freezer Was able…read moreto pick one out "in stock" Had an open delivery time today They were very prompt Did a great job Price on the one we chose was cheaper than other locations SUPPORT LOCAL BUSINESSES!!!! Would suggest this place for all home needs

We have bought a number of items from Sam Franklin's and every experience has been a complete…read morepleasure. The family maintains customer relations like "the good old days," strictly business but always personable and super supportive. Their product lines range from moderate to high end, but they all are good quality. We've bought furniture and major appliances over the past few years. Delivery, installation, and service have always been on time, courteous, and competent.

All the ladies here are great to shop with! Super helpful, great service. Beautiful selection and…read moreamazing value on everything you need!

Never shop at this place. You will NEVER get your furniture. We purchased a dining room set paid in…read morefull while there. We were supposed to get it on April 9th. Now it is the 28th and I called them for the 3rd time. Every time we call them they push the date back. Now they say that it will MAYBE be here by the 10th of MAY. The lady at the store says that they are having to make it. I call BS on that one. I gave one star because there were no minus stars. By the way service also sucks. Will go get a refund tomorrow. Never go here again.

This is really a gift shop. There are some beautiful artisan works available for sale, but antiques…read moreare a rarity in this place. If you want to view expensive collector Disney pieces, pricey artisan pottery or general kitchen accessories, this is your place. For antiques, you'll want to go elsewhere.

Located in downtown Cartersville, directly across from the train tracks sits this antique shop…read more Don't be confused, this location is branded as It's About Time Boutique. I feel like they have undergone a re-branding over the last couple of years, so this place may be totally different than what you remember from previous visits! Upon entry, the first thin you notice is the abundance of EVERYTHING. This place has so much merchandise from locally sourced candles, to figurines, clay pots, jewelry, furniture, dog toys and beyond. I will say that in addition to being impressed with their inventory, I quite liked the layout of the store. It flowed quite well from entry to exit! We were on the hunt for some antique furniture, but I will say that this place has less furniture and more ornamental/decorative antique items at this point - A lot of tchotchke's. However, I will say their locally created and sourced candle collection was right up our alley and so we left with two of those! Now, for the reason behind the 3 star review - The service. There were (3) gentlemen in this place during our visit and they were stand-offish and not very welcoming. Two were behind the main counter, with a cute little dog, and one was sitting behind the side counter where the pottery was stored. This fella who was by his lonesome never once looked up at us or acknowledged us as we wondered around. The two in the main area said hello upon us entering, and "thanks" at the end of the purchase, but honestly...it was all a little weird. For such a cute and bountiful store, the service was "meh" and this is probably why we won't go out of our way to get back here.

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The owners ran this place like a part time hobby. Never open when people want to shop, NEVER…read moreextended hours during holidays or sales and prices not in line with the market they serve. Its always sad to see a hometown retailer fail and close their doors but in this case its not due to outside forces. This place was killed by bad management, blind to the fact that there are actually other furniture stores are only a short drive away.

We went into the store to get a dinning room set. Had to order, no problem. The item I ordered is…read morenot what came in. After talking to my wife she said just go ahead and let them deliver. So they brought the set and the table and the chairs are different colors. This is not the way to do business. Talked to the owner and she was, this is what you ordered. Never again will I shop here. I try to shop local but not at Nelson's.