I found this operation to be slick and highly dishonest. They claim "WE ARE NOW DOING IN HOUSE…read moreSHIPPING." (SEE THEIR WEB). t is a con job and probably a highly profitable one. Certainly, this is not the only low-end auction house on LIVEAUCTION that perpetrates this cheesy fraud. Before we purchased an item, we requested an estimate for shipping as we'd had problems with auction houses on LIVEAUCTION wanting 5xs what something cost to ship, and they would only give you the actual cost AFTER you purchased and paid for a lot. If something should cost $40 for handling, boxing and shipping, you get a bill for $200 or more. We rec'd an invoice from John Nye. !!! No shipping cost was noted in the form field!!! John said his partner, Ron, would provide one. Ron emailed that he could only provide shipping cost AFTER you paid for the lot. An auction house that claims to ship but does not know how much to bill?!?!? Same ol', same ol' that most of these low-end auction houses use. Then you get the bill for 5xs what it should cost or they keep/steal your purchase. We estimate that this con job could easily cover their over head. These people John and Ron operate in collusion. BEWARE!

Nye & company has what serious collectors call a 'great eye'. If you are a regular follower, what…read moreyou will see at Nye auctions is not only an interesting variety of antiques and art, but items that many times have a certain distinction in style and craftsmanship that sets them apart from the usual auction fare. Two of my recent Nye purchases illustrate this point: a Sheraton sewing table and a George III arm chair. If you search auctions for either of these, you will come up with a large number available for sale. A Sheraton table or a Georgian chair are easy to find, but what is difficult to find are outstanding examples of design. A certain turn of the wood here or the maker's attention to proportion there make all the difference between an 'average' antique, and one worth cherishing as a fine example of the period. Of course, higher end items are always found at big-name auction houses and always accompanied by big prices. Moderate budgets and serious collecting rarely go together. However, at Nye, if you pay attention and search their auctions habitually, you are certain to discover that special piece of art, or furniture, or porcelain, and surprisingly, you will also find it at a very reasonable price. Dan New Hamburg, NY

We spoke with multiple dealers while cleaning out my late father-in-law's apartment, but Konrad was…read moreby far the most responsive. We really appreciated his friendly but no nonsense attitude and willingness to come to our location. He was knowledgeable and made this part of a difficult process as painless as possible. Highly recommended.

Konrad was a gentleman! A great guy, very knowledgeable and easy to talk to... I am so glad I was…read moreable to get in touch with him and to do business with him...

From the moment I walked into the door of this super cool, vintage shop, I was in awe. What looks…read morelike nothing from the outside houses a plethora of unusually rare vintage designer furniture, art, and lighting. The owner's were clearly experts in their field because I learned more in that 30 minutes about 1960's furniture design than I thought possible. By appointment only, this "hidden gem" is just about the most killer shop west of NYC. THANK YOU Morristown Modern for a huge surprise in an area with very little to offer the savvy shopper. Your storefront on "1st Dibs" is incredible and a testament to the level of product you carry in your Gallery. That must be why many of your items are already sold or on hold. Don't miss this amazing shop people!

Unethical and Shabby Customer Treatment…read more I recently purchased a vintage Warren Platner sofa from Morristown Modern, which they said on their website had leather upholstery. After I received the sofa, the upholstery did not appear to be leather, so I took it to an expert who told me it was vinyl. I then called Morristown Modern and told them I wanted to return the sofa as it was not as advertised. They first told me I was wrong and said it was upholstered in leather. They then accused me of "going to a third party" to get it evaluated, whatever that means. They then said I had had plenty of time to realize that it wasn't leather when they delivered it. They then said they would take it back but wouldn't come to pick it up. When I called them to coordinate the return of the sofa at my own expense (I even offered to compensate them for delivering it to me in the first place!) they didn't return my calls. I mentioned to them that I would write about my customer experience with them on Yelp, which they described as me threatening them! I can't believe they would incur such unfavorable publicity to save a few bucks. Had they handled it properly, I would have likely been a return customer to them. Incidentally, they are currently selling the matching chair to the sofa and presenting it as leather too, so beware. I'm really disappointed in them. B. Cheney

they are very friendly and the prices were reasonable. they…read morehelped me to my car with my purchases. they had everything displayed nicely

This is the only call you need to make. The folks here are the best! They treat everything as if…read moreit were theirs. They are organized and efficient. Let Remember When handle your sale and you will not be disappointed!

I walked in and browsed. I wish I took more photos of the fur accessories they had. And more photos…read moreall around, I'm not too familiar with antique shops but it seemed they items were piled on top of each other everywhere you look, it was hard to go through..

Extremely rude worker. Me and my girlfriend were browsing the store and she asked if we were just…read morewaiting for our parents to pick us up because they wanted to close. We are both 19 years old and in college. The store closes at 5:30 and we left at 5:20. We were planning on coming back and buying a beautiful lamp but they just lost a customer.

while dropping off my bro at paradise bowling alley i notice an old looking store front that had…read moreantiques and other old odd gifts displayed at the window space and i had to go inside . damn this place has been in this location on yonkers ave since 1960 and before that it was located in south yonkers . so much cool stuff crammed inside from vintage clocks, watches , toys ,books, small furniture. and a bunch of more assorted nik naks. i have no clue if anything is worth much but the old toys for sale is worth a browse around. the gentleman who works here and i assume is the owner is friendly and knowledgeable about what he has displayed around his shop . they are experts on clocks and watches which includes repairs and from the assortment of time pieces i would agree. after about 10 minutes of browsing around like a 10 year old i purchased a small creepy table clock which i had to have and a model toy that i recall having when i was still wetting my bed (maybe too much info but i must keep it real). i must bring brother nunu here so we can pick up a few more blast from the past trinkets that remind us of the good old days . really cool nostalgia antique shop. 5 stars for the memories .

The store might be small, but there is a whole world of oddities and jewelry inside. There is an…read morearray of hand made jewelry, taxidermy, and other antiques that are calling your name. I love that the shop owner carries her own items, but also other local artists. Sometimes the shop can even host events. The prices are VERY reasonable & the shop takes cards. The owner is very friendly and helpful, dont be afraid to ask any questions or for feedback on the items.

An awesome store with so many interesting and wonderful items from one-of-a-kind, handmade jewelry,…read morebeautiful artwork and natural history pieces, to magic props that will get any aspiring magician on a good path. The owners are super friendly, knowledgeable, and really create a great environment to both shop in and have a nice chat about the history of their pieces. Cooper & Bay also offers classes and workshops for activities such as taxidermy, jewelry making, and magic! Each student leaves with their own unique creations and experience. They also support other local artists by hosting pop-up shop style takeovers where an outside artist will display their own work and take over the shop for the day. There's a new vendor almost every weekend! Truly a "must see" destination in Bayonne for anyone into the bizarre and unusual, looking for that perfect, conversation-starting piece for their collection, or just those looking to experience something a bit different.

I am also sorry to hear of Raphael's death, I have been putting off getting some things repair and…read more finally decided I must call him. He was such a nice gentleman and he did such beautiful work. He is missed and will be bye anyone who's precious items they trusted with him to bring back to new condition. I am at least glad to add a few words about how skilled he was and what a nice person. It's hard to trust people with your precious things, now to find someone new to bring my items too.

Raphael has now restored 2 vintage pieces of silver for me and both were done exceptionally, in…read morereasonable time and price! His careful handling and attention to detail were only surpassed by his kindness and understanding of the personal meaning and value of each. Highly recommend for your most precious silver!