Asked for directions...guy was a dick head. No worries...stopped at Seth's shop. 100 times better &…read morea friendly place. Guy at Gordon's must of been day drinking

Think it's time to leave a review ! Mom and I have been out to see Gordon and his amazing antique…read moreshop at least 5 times already and always end up leaving with something special like a nouveau sterling dish, fun pieces of jewelry and most recently a few Halloween vintage postcards! He is a wealth of knowledge and is always patient with us, we always look forward coming to the shop and seeing what else we can bring home Thank you for all the treasures we have found thus far Gordon, see you soon!

You could spend hours in this charming shop!…read more Filled top to bottom side to side with treasures of all sorts, you can find that perfect find. Vintage items of all sorts, the shop brings you back to times gone by. Beautifully curated, you can feel the history all around. Men's, Women's, household items, jewelry, cocktail/bar wear, clothing and handbags. It's a feast for your senses before you even walk in. A gorgeous array of items are displayed out in front of the store. The lady working was very sweet and helpful. She offered her knowledge and made suggestions. I was looking for something specific and she helped me go on the hunt. Located on the second floor of the Cedar Creek Settlement building. Don't forget to head upstairs. You will love what you find up there!

From the owner: ReFabulous- ReNew, ReFresh, ReUse. Re-purposed Furniture, Antiques & Accessories…read more A Re-purposed Life is a Purposeful Life! Locally owned & operated.

This is a small two story shop with antique chairs, dressers, sofas, pews and some neat light…read morefixtures. They also had some old books, mirrors, paintings, tins, wooden crates and bottles. They also offer in house restoration services.

stopped in just because I was passing by and had a few spare minutes. I talked with the 2 brothers…read morewho own the shop, and just really liked the small town "friendly" feel. These gentlemen have now repaired 2 chairs for me (they finished them quickly because holidays were coming), and are working on a third job for me now. Their work is lovely. Stop in if you can - it's worth the stop.

In addition to this barn shop, there are a couple of other shops at this location. If you're…read morelooking for gifts, candles, ornaments, jewelry, soaps, wall art, holiday decor, and more, Vintage Barn Chicks is a cute stop. Recently we stopped in near Christmas and they even had treats and mulled cider to enjoy while you shopped! The staff is friendly and helpful, too. Be sure to check hours before you visit as they aren't open every day.

Amazing customer service! Lisa was an amazing with gift…read moreselections & gifting presentation !

Buyers and sellers be very cautious of this place it is super sketchy! They scammed my family out…read moreof my Grandma's entire Estate! They loaded up everything and sold most of the items and have not paid us a penny. I reported them to the Better Business Bureau and they didn't really do anything because they are an LLC? Please don't let them prey on you like they did on us! I gave them 1 star but it would really be a negative 10, Please spread the word and don't let them prey on new victims! If they do the right thing and pay us what they owe us I will change my review. It has been over 2 years so it is not looking likely

Heirloom Wisconsin took over the old Walters Loft space in Cedarburg. There's still some…read moreconsignment but most things are owned by the store. You'll notice the stock is much more curated and the space is less crowded. There's a focus on original art, vintage furniture and art pottery. There's no "junk" - the quality is very high on items. I found my personal treasure here - an original travel poster from the 30's - it even has the Luxembourg government stamp on it! For what it is, I paid a fair price. I had a VERY hard time passing up a giant French poster from the 30's - again, an original and it great shape. The staff is friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. I'm beyond thrilled with my find - it looks like it was made for our mantel!

This is a great shop in the heart of East Troy! They have a wonderful collection of vintage…read morecollectibles that brought back many memories of my childhood, and I found several great green glass items to enhance my March decorations. The shop owner is so kind and accommodating. I look forward to my next visit!

From the owner: Eclectic Finds for Antique Lovers & Antique Dealers. Buying, Selling and Appraising Antiques of all…read morekinds! We love the story behind the treasure and can’t wait to hear yours! We are a unique business…the retail shop is only open for special Pop-Up Sales several times a year. Appointments to appraise or buy antiques are available either at our shop in Waukesha or at your home. We are here to help you find, sell or learn more about your favorite antiques and vintage items!

I had no idea this place existed - we saw the ever-awesome Ron R check in here and we happened to…read morebe mere blocks away enjoying a tasty lunch at Alberto's so decided to check it out. It's right on 9th near The National - FYI, 9th is a one way street so you may have to go up 10th for a block and loop back around. The name on the door is "BC Modern Furniture" and they're open Fri-Sun from 10-4. In addition, they run estate sales and host one day flea markets so check their website for upcoming events and sales. If you visit the store, know that it's mostly mid-century furniture with some same era collectables thrown in. It's not a huge place but it's very, very well curated. This is some of the nicest looking vintage furniture I've seen in town - lots of sideboards, dressers, end tables and some truly glorious sofas. Prices are commensurate with the quality - a big 2 piece sectional sofa with immaculate original upholstery was in the $600 range. That said, they're willing to negotiate so if you see something you love, have the conversation. The Mister grabbed a fun Maifest stein and a vintage German decor mag from 1964 for $10, so we left happy. They are adding things all the time so if you're trying to up the hipster cachet on your sweet Bay View bungalow definitely check them out.

We just want to say that Eric with Brew City is such a nice man and very knowledgeable! We are not…read moresure if we want to do an estate sale or auction. He drove down from Milwaukee to Racine just to sit with us, talk and give us a lot of helpful info. We didn't really have any items that he deals in but he still sat with us and was very helpful. We offered to compensate him for his drive with gas prices so high and he absolutely refused. I would recommend contacting him if you are interested in the services he offers!

Always an interesting array of crafts, artwork, jewelry, clothes, candles. You name it. It has that…read moreHallmark movie kind of charm. Like your up north shopping for Christmas kind of feel and the wonderful smells to match.

Very happy with my first visit to Roost. Wide variety of items for the home, vintage and…read morehandcrafted, very reasonable prices, and helpful service. Will be back for sure.

1000% NO! The owner threw away or lost all but 3 of the dozens of items I consigned. I went to…read moreretrieve my unsold items after the vibrations exposing. There were NOWHERE to be find. She refuses to even attempt to explain her shoddy business practices. Or is it misappropriations. Please do not consign your treasures, or purchase items as the rightful owner is not being compensated.

I sure wish I had read the reviews here before consigning a huge amount of furniture and china to…read morethis dishonest business. If you are looking to consign goods, AVOID THIS STORE AT ALL COSTS. First off, the "contract" they have you sign is vague and has numerous contradictions within it. I thought that I was dealing with a friendly, neighborhood consignment shop, but in reality I was dealing with a predatory, dishonest woman (Vicky) who basically in the end stole the items. When I brought the items to the shop, Vicki indicated that the china in particular would do better online. Adding it up, it was worth well over $1500 alone. She never listed it online. I also consigned several valuable antique pieces of furniture. The commission you are supposed to receive (according to Vicki, not the contract) is 50%. But the contract also specifies that commission may decrease after time and that after 150 days they can simply dispose of your items. In other words they have a disincentive to sell your items. They are better off keeping them longer and even better if you go past 150 days - because then they just keep the items. Here's what actually happens. They make no attempt to sell your items other than letting them sit on the floor of the shop. You get paid next to nothing and then they "donate" your items. When I asked who she donated them to, she was unable to answer. My guess, to herself or to sell them somewhere else. They are also rude as hell. A simple inquiry into the status of my items twice turned into insults and screaming along with being hung up on. SELLER BEWARE. YOU WILL BE RIPPED OFF.