Stopped by this place today, as I've done a few times and even purchased a few things a long with…read moremy kids. Wasn't sure if the man who worked there just had a terrible personality, and is usually rude, unwelcoming , unfriendly or was it because of my what I looked like. There was an item on the wall that caught my interest, remove it off the wall as it was for sale, but I wanted to inspect it further. As I removed the item, the piece that held it on the wall fell, not the item it self but a piece of wire. He comes over and with a very rude tone tells me, not to take anything down if I don't have too, " it's the reason I took it down to begin with" as I couldn't tell what it was. I told him there was no sign indicating not to remove anything off the wall, and he responds by telling me there's signs in other places and he can't put them everywhere. Very distasteful and regret spending my money there. I usually like to match people's energy but at the time felt like he wasn't worth my energy. A better approach: Hi ma'am, can I help you with that, we unfortunately recommend not taking things off the wall, instead ask for assistance and I'll be glad to help. ​ Work on your attitude sir, and if it was because of what I looked like. Then that even more terrible. I will also be telling my family members not to ever shop there again!

I would recommend this place only for window shopping the immense collection of "ahem" antiques…read morethey have. But much of the antiques are frankly just extremely overpriced junk. There were a lot of items which were stained and broken but they still have the audacity to charge actual money for it. One of the men who works there made me never want to buy anything in that place ever again. I found an old trinket which was quite overpriced for what it was and I asked for a couple of dollars less. The amount of rudeness I got back I didn't expect! It's not like people are buying this junk left and right. It just sits there for years and years! My offer was not at all unreasonable. But one of the men who works there makes the antique shopping experience so unpleasant that I'm done shopping there. It's just entertaining to walk around and I come in mainly for the nice cafe in the back... If you want great antiques at fair prices, this is definitely not the place to buy!

Love Your Furniture Again Antiques is my favourite new curio shop. Located in the working class…read moresection of Staten Island's North Shore known as Stapleton - 638 Bay Street, very near the Stapleton Station train stop and not far from the Ferry - the price range is "From two dollars and up," according to the manager. They have great hours too - well suited for working people. Closed on Tuesdays, they are open 11 am to 8 pm on weekdays and from 11 to 6 on weekends. The staff is very friendly and welcoming and the items for sale are just terrific. If you want a true antique that is unique and in great shape you may pay a couple of hundred dollars but not thousands. This is not a thrift store and yet it is affordable. What caught my eye were the two very large animals in the window display. Prior to the store opening I shot a photo of the window display, focusing on one of the creatures - this image was a very popular item on flickr. My photo wound up in the "In Explore" group which is a highly sought after honour. I generally get from 200-300 hits on an image and 8-10 favourites - the window display from Love Your Furniture got over 5400 hits and 67 faves. What was the item? A large, pink, jewel encrusted, bird or mammal of some sort. When the store opened I ventured in to see what the creature was - it, and the jewel encrusted golden giraffe that graces the other side of the window display, was apparently part of a carousel at one time. This truly unique item and many more diminutive but equally interesting items await the visitor at this gem of a store. In addition to antiques the store features handmade items by Yana, one of the owners - one such item is a gorgeous decoupage end table. If you are on the Island to check out our great street art - and Stapleton is the epicenter of this activity - stop by Love Your Furniture Again Antiques. Bring your wallet as there is literally something for everyone. If you are looking for something in particular, call the shop at 917.525.6686. Oh, BTW, they restore antiques too! To see more pictures check out the store's presence on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/loveyourfurnitureagain/

From the owner: Best antique shop in Staten Island.read more

An eclectic mix of cool one-of-a-kind collectibles, some electronics & toys, and elegant antiques…read moreall housed in a North Shore brick mansion. Open Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from noon - 6 pm. Great place to furnish your new apartment at very reasonable prices.

Okay hands down the best most affordable PICKERS PARADISE. Inside is ALOT of vintage antique and…read moresome Rando new goodies. I've scored so many amazing pieces here at better than thrift store prices. Now outside, if you are a picker get ready to dig. The yard is filled with goodies including but not limited antique trunks, vintage kitchen goodies, lamps, acrylic furniture, parts, hardware, mirrors, I seriously can't even being to list the gems he's got hidden. Seriously it's almost hard to share such a hidden treasure but I'm going to. Go there. Legit amazing. The blonde woman Cara who runs is helpful and prices everything to keep you coming back for more.

The hot chocolate and the pastry were delicious! The place…read moreis cozy and very inviting, with the thrift store where you could appreciate antique and particular things in it. I recommend it!!

I stopped by and placed a mobile order for a tea and an apple turnover. After waiting for a bit at…read morethe pick-up location, I finally got someone's attention to help me. One of the servers let me know they didn't have any apple turnovers, so they gave me an apple puff pastry. Imagine my surprise when I got to my seat to find that it was completely hollow, not a single apple in sight! So I went back to the counter to let them know. The servers were very kind and took pictures to let their boss know, and gave me an apple fritter instead. I guess third times the charm, because that was very tasty. We stayed at our table for a while, and it got very busy. Some of my friends waited a long time for their food to be ready, but everything did taste good. I'll probably go back and hopefully have a better experience with ordering my food, because I really did enjoy the energy and everything I tried.

The antique stores are open during normal business hours, but sometimes the shopkeepers are hard to…read morefind. You'll find the BEST deals in town, though, on antiques and unique collectibles during Dave's auction (downstairs from the shops), which happens about once a month. Some dealers attend, but also many of us home-owner folk who want to fill up our big old houses with fun and interesting furniture, lighting, carpets and artwork. Check out the web page for photos of the items available: richmondgalleries.com The auctions are always on a Tuesday and the staff is always helpful and professional (read: no need to feel intimidated if you've never bid with a paper plate before)

From the owner: Buying entire estates, to just a few items of antiques and collectibles. Over 40 years of…read moreexperience.

Check out their men's vintage clothing. Ask for Adam, he's terrific in putting an ensemble…read moretogether in addition to being knowledgeable re eras.

everything is still very dirty - it's as those items haven't even been wiped down - super inflated…read moreprices