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.

This has been our family's favorite antique store for over 12 years. Before my father passed away,…read morewe would shop here together. I continued the tradition with my siblings and their families. Whenever we gather together, we stop and shop here! Prices are very reasonable. New merchandise is regularly added. Upstairs there are dozens upon dozens of wood chairs (many in sets). There is one step in the main room that is difficult to see. I almost fell. It needs to be marked with striped tape. Watch for it so you don't fall.

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

Stopped in on my way home from a wedding on a lark, and was impressed with the selection! In the…read morefront, interesting and fairly priced mid-century vintage pieces in wonderful shape, with local - beautiful - hand-carved wood dishware - and in the back/upstairs, a lovely selection of more traditional antique furniture and home accessories. There was also a HUGE selection of antique books - hours of browsing! I really wish we'd had more time!

I've been a loyal customer with an account with this business for the last 10 years. But as of the…read morelast two years the feeling and image has changed. Last 5 times I've gone in to consignment - appropriate nice items (seasonal, clean/used once/ name brand/ unique) I have been turned down. With a little snarkiness from cashiers each time. My items are just as good or better then flannel shirts missing buttons with holes And safety pins. I feel befuddled... buying a pair of Guess shoes with the leather wearing out on the inside..... to make the point! This is the first review I ve ever made .... Please go back to the original conceptual feeling of your business. Buying into only major brands and stock makes this like every place else, and unflattering to people like myself that love coming to your store for something unique and politeness.

Pretty cool place. A good deal of the clothing is over priced and lots of retail merch mixed in. Be…read moreaware of their consignment policies-they are far more in the favor of the store.

Happen to drive past, we had looked up several areas for antiques and unfortunately nothing looked…read moreopen- this place was!! It's huge and had so many wonderful treasures. If we had a bigger truck we probably would have left with a big lid of goodies! If you're in the area this place is a MUST STOP! I forgot to take photos, so you'll just have to see yourself!

This place is a gem! There's lots of merchandise to see. Definitely worth taking the time to…read morevisit. Staff was helpful and very nice.

I've done business with them since 2004 and have great experience with them, and total confidence…read morewith the owners. An auction means that the highest Bidder wins the item up for sale! if you item didn't bring the price that you may have expected, then it is not their fault! If nobody was interested in your item, then so be it1 Stop your crying! Angelo Sbrocchi

Their slogan should be: shoddy service with a superior attitude…read more at the recommendation of a friend from Cooperstown, I entrusted an oil paintings by an artist whose work hangs in the Tate Gallery, a watercolor by a famous 19th century illustrator and two 18th century hand painted engravings, Everything fetched at the minimum $75. Read their terms: they have an 'innovative commission structure' whereby the lower your item sells, the higher their commission rate. which obviously motivates them to sell things quick and cheap. (I guess if you're looking to get something for a steal, go here!!!!) I had carefully wrapped the items to bring to them. I was a little put off by their total lack of familiarity with the artists or even countries of origin. They then gathered the art up in their bare hands including the unprotected watercolor and threw them in the back of a van. That should have been a red flag right there. Then, a week later, i got a commission receipt -- for someone else's artwork. When I emailed requesting my own receipt, I got a brusque reply instructing me to send them back the erroneous receipt right away -- no apology for their error or even an indication that they would be sending me the correct one any time soon. Truly shoddy work with a superior air. now i work with Fontaine Auction galleries in Pittsfield. Oh, and my friend who recommended them got similarly shafted not long after and no longer recommends them.

The people are nice and they have a good selection. I find their prices high on some things but…read moreothers are very reasonable. It's worth a visit!

it a great place to shop for birthday gifts and used stuff and movies dvds and basically anything…read moreyou can think of