I could spend hours here! I have purchased a lot of really cool things. I told my sister about this…read moreplace and she bought some great things for her vintage home. Love it

This is my favorite antique shoppe in northern New Jersey! Every time I walk into this place I feel…read morejoy not just from the various antiques but from the people working there. They are knowledge and genuinely like how neat all the stuff is. They are extremely personable. There is the barn filled with furniture, larger antiques and trinkets and the house building that has some really cool antiques throughout. I once saw a JFK campaign hat! The prices are fair and they are also willing to negotiate with you. Every time I've gone in as well there is new stuff which I think speaks for the amount of consigners in the area. The property itself it pretty beautiful too. While I wish I could keep this place a secret, they deserve the business. If you want a neat shopping experience go check it out and then go to their farm cafe later.

Let me begin by stating this is a review pertaining to an online order. I have never been to the…read moreshowroom in Yonkers, NY. Ironically, had I visited the store in person, I never would have purchased this item because I would have seen it and been able to judge in person whether or not I believed it to be authentic. Instead, I relied on the photo and description that was provided online: "Antique Green Glaze Garden Temple Tile. Late-19th-century Chinese green glazed ceramic garden temple tile from the Hunan province." The photo and description of the tile for sale online do not match the tile I received. I contacted Harlan Rose, the manager of the store to explain that I thought the tile was a reproduction, he responded with, "Well this is a he said-she said situation." I tried to explain that no, it was not, since I had three original antique tiles that I had owned for many years, and I was trying to replace a fourth one that had broken, so I knew what the authentic tile would look like, and the one I received from FEA did not look like the three I had. I know they are handmade, and I know the color tones vary. But it was more than that. I told him the one I received was smaller, thinner, and heavier. It also smelled like fresh paint or lacquer. I told him that in my opinion, it seemed more like a reproduction, similar to the types that are sold online as "tiki tiles." Again he said, "Well it's a he said-she said situation." The return policy of the shop is that the customer owes shipping postage, both directions. And, once the item is received back, the store will keep a 25% "restocking" fee. I paid $75 for shipping to me, and I know it would cost at least that much for me to return it. After the 25% "restocking" fee, there would be virtually nothing left to my refund. Harlan offered me some sort of a discounted amount of a store credit if I returned the item, which I declined since I do not live near Yonkers. His final offer was to refund my $75 shipping cost, allow me to keep the tile that does not match my other three, and be out $290. In my opinion, I had no choice but to accept. I did receive my $75 back, but I am in possession of a tile for which I paid $290 and cannot use. I personally would never buy online from this store again. I was not happy with the customer service treatment I received. I do not believe I received the item that was described online as being a 19th century antique--just my opinion, but I wish someone had warned me in a review prior to my purchase so that I would have saved $290.

I was overwhelmed when I walked through the door. It was a huge space full of the most amazing…read morecollection of objects from all over Asia. The selection, the quality, the service were all A++. My experience with Harlan was exceptional. He felt that the piece I had seen online was too small for me, and directed me to more suitable chests and tables. I asked him if he would be able to hold on to two pieces I purchased until I was ready for delivery and he did. The selection was overwhelming. The service beyond good. Delivery service was excellent.

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...

This place is huge!!! Fair pricing. Stop in check it out. Lynn was very helpful and such a…read moresweetheart. I will be returning time and time again.

From the owner: Full selection of antiques and used furniture.read more

I love consignment shops, but NOT this one. I found it online and decided to visit as I was off…read moreyesterday. Beautiful store and great merchandise. I wanted to buy so much but didn't because of the way I was perceived. Door was open when I walked in and a lady and man walked out. The lady came back in, was pleasant and took off her coat. I guess she was the owner as her do whippered until she returned. Beautiful brown poodle. She then told the older woman she was going to lock the door as the older woman went to the back. She locked me in as if I had intent to steal. I continued to look but picked up her vibe. I asked to see a pair of earrings and the first thing she told me was the price. I had just stated I was looking for a bold hoop. She stated she didn't have that. I then asked to see another hoop. It had the price tag and I can truly read but she stated the price again. There went that sale because I really liked them and they were only $550. Her perception that I could not afford either, cost her the cash sale of those earrings and the burgundy crossbody handbag on the shelf near the Gucci bags. I wanted that bag because that color is hard to find. I guess my comfy jeans, gap sweatshirt and Uggs for a cold Sunday made her think I was just window shopping on a very frigid day. I like to shop when many are not out so I can look and take my time. I gather it was my skin color which is why she trapped me in the store in case I was trying to grab and dash. It's sad but some of do have tons of money. We like to shop at places of value where you find different things than your normal stores. But they don't seem to think we are of value. Would not recommend this place even though my cash money if green!

This store is a real gem. You can't beat the prices for Designer brand clothes and bags. You can…read morealways find great jewelry for yourself or a unique gift. I believe they have the best prices around for Designer bags. I purchased a beautiful vintage bag here.

I love walking thru this place! Its exciting and creepy at the same time. I have scouted and…read more photographed alot of items inside of here over the past few years and have had items purchased/leased by/for clients for numerous projects (i.e. renovations, movie/video sets and photoshoots). If you are budget-conscious, dont look to buy anything here. The owner is not rude. He's busy. Ive spoken to him once, briefly during my initial visit. Any other time Ive visited, he's been pre-occupied, which was fine with me. Ive never had a personal convo with him, but hes done business with me over the years via proxy.

My wonderful vintage wrought iron door from Demolition Depot was just installed by Promaster Gates…read more It's spectacular and cost exactly what I expected something this lovely to cost. I couldn't be happier or more satisfied with both companies. Ilona at Demolition was so helpful and patient with me. She went out of her way to help navigate what would or wouldn't work for my project. She she spent loads of time to find the perfect solution to my unique security problem. She was candid and had loads of amazing tips for the care and feeding of old wrought iron. This project would have stalled without her. The pictures show the iron door in the second stage. Final painting will happen when the weather warms up. Thanks Ilona it's been a great experience. You have so many beautiful things, I want more!

Took a metro from NYC to the store and it was closed at 13:30. Tried calling the number but call…read moredeclined. Managed to message and was told they would be back within 30min. After waiting an hour tried calling and messaging again but no response. Very disappointed about the wasted $35.00. Will not recommend at all

I'm not sure the place I went to is the same place that is listed here. I don't think it knows what…read moreit wants to be. We showed up around 11am. Lady was at the door, I am assuming she was the owner and said they were closed and to give her a few minutes. We give her about 15 minutes, we waited in the vestibule that is connected to the place. When we came back she let us in and said that they had a party last night so we might have to step over some things... partial understatement. She directs us to a white door and says that it goes all the way down. Found along the trail of stuff some cool converse...$30 -couple bucks more and I can go to DSW and get them brand new. Walking down the aisle (hallway) there's a dark room, intrigued and hoping to find some huge room, I search for the lights. Find 2 of the 3 without getting electrocuted. This room is the size of my living room and stuff is everywhere. If there is a secret lair of furniture somewhere, the lady was uninterested in us finding it. She was too busy cleaning up the party from last night... none of it made sense. It was pretty grungy in there all around, I can't imagine having a party there either. Probably will never go there again. The furniture pictures were a bit taunting. :( so damn disappointed.

Josh was terrific-- prompt, very knowledgeable, pleasant to work with. He potentially will evaluate…read morejewelry, furniture, art, and collectibles.

He will come to ur house/apt if u r selling something, which is a huge plus, especially if what u…read morewant to sell is big or heavy. He does the evaluation on the spot. Unfortunately he didn't take any of my things, which was a bummer, but he only came to appraise -- no promises. I cannot report on buying from him since I have not done this. But I think he may have an actual shop/storefront somewhere in mid Westchester. U would have to call because I also believe it may have moved or else he has two locations. Nice person, straightforward, won't waste ur time.

This is a cute little store. Totally unassuming and some really quaint items. The theme seems to be…read more1950s/60s urban/suburban America. Worth checking out if you're in the neighborhood.

From the owner: antiques-collectables-vintage stereos-records-coach bags-tv's-fine…read moreart-furniture-militery-furcoats-lamps-telephones-cameras-comic books-typewriters-you name it we have it or can get it upon request

Helpful, honest, professional! I called seeking advice on how to dispose of furniture. Eric spoke…read moreto me for 20 minutes, generously giving me suggestions, even though he was not going to restore any of the pieces for me right now! Will definitely use when I need to restore something.!

I would highly recommend coming here to visit Eric if you have some old antique furniture or wooden…read moreitem which needs to be restored, repaired, and brought back to life. He is a master of his craft, and this is an art form that is all but disappearing since everything is being made by machines nowadays. He does it all by hand with a keen eye and experience. He's a very friendly guy who welcomed us and was easy to talk with. He gave us a history of his business, how he came about to doing this, and showed us some the items he was restoring. He does a wonderful job, and his work speaks for itself. It's such an old school type of shop and we loved his stories, along with chatting about business in general.