New too area at first thought outside looked a little suspicious, boy was I wrong. Wonderful…read moreplace with lots of vendors. One of my new favorite places in the Fox Valley area.

Great finds in the Antique Up . New Venders of Records and Sports Cards added because Fox River…read moreAntique Mall has Closed .

Great vintage shop. The booths are arranged so beautifully…read more I love to stop and see what's available. Friendly staff

Enjoyed my visit to this massive and diverse gift shop - it had a very nice balanced combination of…read morevintage items and carefully curated new gifts. But even the new items did not look mass produced there was a very strong representation of artisan and local goods. I happen to visit right before Valentine's Day and was impressed with the obvious care that was often shown by the various vendors in arranging their displays with a spring theme. Definitely worth a visit, especially if you're shopping for inspiration for someone who prefers unique not mass market.

A well laid out Store. They certainly utilize their space and have many different items to look…read moreat. We enjoyed our time there and we're looking at items that we currently have and are looking to sell. They were very helpful.

This is an amazing antique store and absolutely worth a visit. Getting here is a little wonky, it's…read morekind of on a frontage road, so use GPS. Inside is 2 large spaces with more than 160 booths - I was impressed by the neatness and quality of the overall offerings. You won't find a lot of furniture, but there is a lot of collectible toys, brewery items, advertising and sports related items. I thought prices were, in general, pretty fair. As always, keep your eyes open as you never know what you'll find..... We left with quite a few items - some vintage Xmas ornaments, a vintage clay stein, some beer apparel (one dealer has a huge lot of vintage beer distributor uniform stuff) and an authentic Hermes cuff bracelet FOR ONE DOLLAR. Say what, JT? I know, I can't believe it either. There was a bin of $1 junk jewelry right inside the door and my precious was right on top. I saw the logo and thought "it can't be.." but in fact, it's real as real can be. In perfect condition too - normal retail is like $500-700! Like I said, you never know what you'll find!

It has been awhile since we have gone here but we have to go back soon…read more I love the furniture here, it is so amazing and beautiful. There are pieces here that you just cannot find anywhere else. If you are looking for something unique and impressive this is the spot. It reminds me of a museum with the different styles of furniture from all over the world. You will also be surprised at some of the prices as well. Check it out!

Apparently I have a history of buying very large antiques from The Harp Gallery…read more Several years ago, I purchased a grandfather clock from them through eBay. Unfortunately, the shipping company they were using at the time managed to do the impossible and lose an entire grandfather clock somewhere between Wisconsin and Kansas. To this day, I have no idea where it ended up, but I never blamed The Harp Gallery for that fiasco. Fast forward to this year: I spotted a magnificent Wooton desk on Facebook, immediately went to The Harp Gallery's website, called the store, and bought it before someone else could beat me to it. This time, Harp handled the delivery themselves, and the entire experience was flawless. Communication was excellent, the desk arrived exactly as described, and the delivery team was outstanding. They were professional, careful, courteous, and went above and beyond to make sure everything was placed exactly where it needed to be. Buying a 19th-century Wooton desk isn't exactly an everyday purchase, but Harp made the process remarkably easy. The desk was fairly priced, the service was exceptional, and the entire transaction reminded me why they've earned such a strong reputation. If you're looking for quality antiques and people who genuinely care about getting them safely into your home, I highly recommend The Harp Gallery. And if anyone happens to spot an antique French Morbier clock wandering around somewhere between Wisconsin and Kansas, please let me know. It's probably mine.

Very nice little antique store tucked away in nice neighborhood. Will definitely checkout again…read morewhen in Neenah.

Really nice and organized. Laid out in such a way you can go up and down every aisle and see…read moreeverything without missing anything. Good job!

Highly recommended! Greg offered me a very fair price for my $20 gold coin and my silver dollar…read morecoin collection. I compared his offer to my CoinSnap app.

From the owner: I treat the customer the same way I like to be treated…read more A bald man named Greg Willett wants to buy your antiques. I have been buying antiques for over 35 years & I provide courteous, professional service. I'm looking to buy antiques, including --jewelry --gold --silver --paintings --furniture --toys --dolls --postcards --advertising signs --old magazines --crocks --fountain pens --clocks --hunting & fishing items --garden statuary & more.

The store was really nice. Too bad the service there wasn't the best. The elderly man was SO rude…read more Didn't say hi. Didn't say anything as I complemented the store, didn't say anything while I made my purchase. I went back the next day to exchange a shirt and I asked the lady for an extra bag and told her I'd pay for it if it wasn't free and she made a big deal about it. Then she threw the bag at me after I purchased the other shirt. I will never spend my hard earned money there EVER again.

Make sure you understand the return policy thoroughly before making a purchase. I bought a Sherpa…read morepullover for my daughter here on Small Business Saturday, intending to give it as a Christmas gift. As a first time shopper, I asked about the return policy and was told it could be returned for in-store credit. The sleeves proved too short, so I tried to return the purchase today. Initially the cashier said there was a 10 day return policy on clothing and refused the return. I explained the information I had been given, but since it was seasonal, she would only make an exception to exchange it for the same clothing item. She referred me to the back of the price tag, which does explain the policy; but what I was verbally told was different. Well, a larger size doesn't have longer sleeves, but since I had no alternative, I made an exchange. I said that as a first time shopper, it didn't give me a good impression of the store. Nothing more was said. (BTW, the item is now on sale for 20% off vs my 10% discount. Bottom line, I thought this might become a store I would shop frequently, but now I will not return. I try to shop local, but with policies like this, it's no wonder larger stores are winning the retail race.