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.

The shop itself has some interesting works, however, the experience as a customer was unfortunately…read moredisappointing. The store attendant/owner was incredibly rude to my partner - a polite inquiry about the price of a piece and any possible discount was met with an exaggerated exclamation of "No! No!" and being instructed with a bit of a condescending tone to put the piece back. A far kinder and more respectful response would have been more appropriate, welcoming, and effective (something like the following would have been more called for: 'no, I'm sorry that is the price I must sell it for, let me know if you're still interested or if i can show you another piece at your price point'). After the reaction, as my partner was putting the piece back and we were already moving toward the door leaving, the attendant/owner half-heartedly offered the piece could still be had (for the stated price), but the damage was already done. Though it is hard to know for certain, and she could have been having a bad day or have this character with everyone and would like to give benefit of the doubt, it is possible that there were some unconscious racial dynamics involved as my partner is a Person of Color. My partner felt deeply embarrassed/humiliated and upset - and the incident left a bad taste. Warning to others and suggest the owner/attendant to examine their behavior toward customers and to treat them with respect and kindness.

Went there 10 years ago to purchase a couple of little kid chairs and a nice piece of midcentury…read morefurniture (it's a bit complicated, a sort of dresser but for glass and ustensils, which we now use for toys). Was not cheap but remain feasible. Well ... 10 years later, not a single complain: furniture are perfect and we only had compliment and pleasure. I suspect this place is full of things like that: sound investment if you like the style.

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.

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.!

PROS: very nice gentleman who runs the shop and is knowledgeable about many things in the shop. Has…read morea military room along with a room filled with miscellaneous things. Prices are also great! CONS: only street parking and the place is overstocked and cluttered. Also the main room doesn't have most of the things organized by categories OVERALL: I would check this place out if you're in the area. But if you don't like clutter maybe it's not the best for you

Stopped by Marshall's store while my wife was shopping…read more very friendly and a wide array of Military and other items. The prices seemed very fair. Nice place to browse in a nice small town.

Had a SHOCKINGLY sexist (and just downright idiotic) conversation with the man who runs this place,…read morewho tried to incorrectly explain something to me that I literally teach after having said he didnt know anything about it. Then he turned to my husband and said, and I quote, "How many times a day is she wrong?" We just left. What an asshole.

I almost hate that old 'they-don't-make-'em-like-they-used-to' saying- but it's so true. I'm not a…read more60s child but there's something totally funked out and provocative that pumps the hell outta me about the 60s and the furniture. I just think it's a higher level of quality and more than anything- Stylish. But structure, the colors and graphics- it's what's also important. And besides...a sofa that might be 40+ years old might be better quality than what you're buying at one of those mass-market retailers! This is where Carole Master Interiors come in. Hubs noticed Carole Masters a few weeks back on his way to Sebastian's Barber Shop. Since then, a trip here- was in order to browse and see if we find a rustic shelf for our home office and another rustic wood piece for my makeup, small clutches perfumes, etc. This shop though- is crammed full and screams 1960s Mod- more than any other style I felt. Think more like- 'The Man from 'U.N.C.L.E' (the original). The nice thing about Carol Masters is that you aren't sorting through piles of 'stuff'. But expect to find everything from coffee tables, plastic clear chairs, high stools, end tables- I mean this places isn't huge by any means but has a lot of interesting stuff. Connie gave us some scoop on the shop and pieces they carry here and on 1stdibs.com. Prices? They're up there. But she hit a home run when she said Interiors can bargain. Give yourself some time to check things out because there are serious treasures tucked inside.

People generously donate their things to this place but the guy that runs it really prices…read moreeverything at the highest for resale.

Went in here not expecting anything more than your regular, hometown thrift/antique store, but was…read morepleasantly surprised when I upon vintage Coach! I have been an avid thrifter for a year now and haven't been able to find an authentic, y2k, and in-good-condition coach bag. (and to all my vintage coach girlies you know how hard they are to find in a thrift store fairly priced as opposed to those god awful depop resellers) I thought I could never get my hands on one until today! The owner actually gave me a $20 discount after I asked for one!! It was on the pricy side, but I also felt good about my purchase knowing that a portion of the money was going to charity. Definitely check out Cherry Door if you're in the area- you might even find your dream bag! FYI the bag I found is a Purple Soho Tote with a matching wallet. It went for $170 but i was able to bargain to $150!

There was a time when the Tappan Zee Thrift Shop felt like a secret only a few of us knew…read more In the early '80s, it was a tiny treasure chest of antiques and vintage clothing, where ornate wooden frames leaned against crowded walls and funky lamps were shoved beside stacks of silver trinkets. On Tuesday and Thursday mornings, a small group of us would line up outside, waiting for the newly priced donations to hit the floor. When the doors opened, we didn't walk, we charged. The thrill wasn't just in buying something, it was in discovering it. You could furnish an entire home in early-'60s style from that shop alone - shag rugs, macramé curtains, kidney-shaped tables, lava lamps, bar carts, wide-eyed waif prints. It felt like stepping into another era. And if you were lucky and petite, you might even score a designer Prada blazer for the price of lunch. Over the years, thrift shopping became fashionable, and the prices rose with it. The finds are more curated now, the bargains fewer. But every so often, tucked between the racks or hidden on a back shelf, there's still a small spark of that old magic. The best part, which will never change, is knowing your purchase supports local charities at this little thrift shop in Piermont. It's been there for over 50 years too! Some places sell things. Others sell memories. The Tappan Zee Thrift Shop, at its best, did both.

The Tappan Zee Thrift Shop was a treasure chest back in the days before thrift shopping became…read moretrendy. Tucked away in the quiet, still-undiscovered river town of Piermont, it felt like our little secret. On Tuesday and Thursday mornings, a small group of us would line up before the doors opened, eager to rummage through the freshly priced donations. I found antique gold lockets, tarnished pitchers and children's cups that revealed sterling silver once polished, wooden poker chips and dice, hand-painted porcelain bowls, even kitschy gems like a tin Popeye lunchbox or miniature metal army men. The treasures were endless and best of all, affordable. I still stop by now and then, hoping to recapture that thrill, but the finds are fewer. Even a beat-up beaded wallet costs about $10. These days there's a designer rack where nothing is under $100., priced more like a consignment shop than a thrift store. I was lucky to score a Prada dress and jacket a few years back--my size, a women's zero, which isn't exactly in demand. It makes me sad to see this once-humble little shop drift into high-end territory. I'll keep going though, my eye is still trained to spot something special. It just might get a little heavy-lidded waiting for that magic find.

Mohammed is kind and genuine. You won't go wrong with buying anything here, from the eclectic…read moreeccentric to traditional, timeless - these are gems of a former era, and so is Mohammed!

PROS: This place has nice looking antiques and the couple who run this shop are very nice to you as…read morewell. The prices are also in the range of what these things are worth as well. Properly labeled tags which tell you what the item is and how much it is are shown, which is rare to begin with. CONS: I know this place is an antique store but it is not kept clean and the place is unorganized. Their selection is also not extensive. Since the room isn't that big their selection is very small. In the area they're obviously the go-to spot for antiques but in general I'm not usually impressed. OVERALL: The main reason for why I'm giving them 4 stars is their hospitality, the items they have, and their labeling generosity. As for the a amount of inventory and their layout, that's why they don't have the top rating. I would go in just to check them out, but don't get your hopes up.

A wonderful mix of everything you'll need this is my go to. There's one in Tarrytown and one in…read moreNyack amazing amazing.

I purchased $4 worth of vintage magazines from Marianna in an AuctionNinja.com auction which said…read moreshipping was available for them for $20 + shipping costs. I have done this MANY times with other vendors and never had an issue or had people take advantage. Marianna makes her handling fee go outside of the platform, and said I should call her UPs store for a quote for the 10 lb package- when I did, they had no clue why she would say that because they couldn't give a quote without the item. I Venmo'd her the $20 and she said she would bring it. They just called and are charging me $38 for shipping and $11 for packaging. She has no business offering shipping, and this ridiculous amount makes even my $4 purchase unbelievably overpriced. perhaps she has a nice store, but I wouldn't trust her...

I first caught sight of The Dark Horse sometime ago, strolling through some of Scarsdale's shops…read more It's a petit, all-in-one vintage shop, filled with a little bit of everything: if you need something for your garden, it's in there! Something funky for your living room? Totally. But if you do eye something, get it quick, otherwise, it'll be gone. Such is the case with an unusual desktop, sterling silver card holder that I wanted to purchase for Mr. Man, but I bypassed it and when I went back, it was gone. Service is nice and Sharon will gladly assist in almost anything that might interest you that day. Prices are clearly, comparable to its own Scarsdale location---lavish. No problem....every so often, The Dark Horse runs a store-wide sale and will not feel that huge dent in your wallet. Though I don't shop here on a regular, items, truly are rare, one-of-a kind. I pick a few funky and worldly, accent pieces to elevate my living room a bit and redecorate my college-age daughter's room, with items that I will not find anywhere else.

The Dark Horse gift shop has an amazing selection of antique clocks,picture frames as well as…read morelovely purses and jewelry. They also have unique gifts that would make fantastic house warming gifts. Their store has been in Scarsdale Village for as long as I can remember and probably for at least twenty years. My wife and I have often shopped there when we are looking for something that you really couldn't find anywhere else. This is not a store for people looking for a bargain or something you might find at a tag sale, however, the gifts that you might purchase will be truly valued and appreciated by the lucky recipients.