Went in with a friend to see if they had any physical media, turns out they had a pretty great…read morecollection of dvds and vhs tapes, we spent over 30 minutes making our selections, excited because the pricetag on the boxes listed them as $1, pretty standard for thrift store used dvd prices. We get up to the register with about 10 of them, excited for our haul. After saying, "saw these were a buck each so we had to get a few" the guy at the register goes "oh...no, thats the old price tags, they are $5 each. Physical media is taking off now" We very dissapointedly left our dvds and exited. Let me just say a few things: As a customer coming into your store to buy 2nd or even 3rd hand dvds in "meh" quality, charging $5 a pop is insane, especially because you can get them brand new from walmart for that price. Next is that to have the audacity to say "I bought these from a reseller" to a customer is just nuts, Its not my business where you get your inventory, the fact that we chose to spend our time enjoying perusing your store going through your acquisitions should be way more than enough. Next up is having pricetags on it and then changing the price at checkout is highly illegal. Under Section 396 of New York State's General Business Law it is illegal for a merchant to charge you a higher price at checkout than what was advertised, displayed, or marked on the item. The state enforces strict truth-in-advertising and transparent pricing rules to protect consumers. Purely based on the young guy's attitude I have filed an official complaint with the NYS attorney general's consumer complaints portal. And finally, above all, good luck selling those, i don't know a single person who would pay more than a buck for a Katherine Heigl movie. Don't shop here.

Either don't know what they are doing or lie about carat weight and clarity…read more And do not stand behind it and when I called them out, they blocked me from contacting them only right after he told me to (foul language) blank off Make to female using filthy language

I found the perfect pair of schoolhouse pendant lights I'd been searching everywhere for to install…read morein my kitchen. The shop is very carefully curated and all light fixtures have been rewired & are ready for immediate installation. Also a rare selection of bathroom fixtures especially late 19th century/early 20th century marble console sinks. I've purchased numerous antique light fixtures in multiple states and paid to have them cleaned up and rewired and I found the prices of this shop to be on par with what I would expect to spend except it has the added advantage of being a one-stop-shop, no need to take the fixture to a separate shop for rewiring or refitting.

Very bizarre experience today at Fed- On Lights Antiques. I'm shopping to replace my kitchen…read morechandelier. I found one I liked and asked if i could see it turned on to see if i liked it - if it was bright enough (it had darker glass). To my surprise the owner replied no. I pointed to a sign that said request to have lamps turned on and he seemed annoyed, I questioned why not, in utter confusion and the owner said "this is not Home Depot or Lowe's" in an annoyed manner. I left. I know this is not Home Depot or Lowe's that's why I came here. I already have a cookie cutter chandelier in my kitchen and wanted to replace it but this guy seems want to keep them all to himself I'll spend my $$ elsewhere

I cannot understand the nasty review that I just read.It is a fun experience and has lots to…read moreoffer.I mean what a nasty person.For one their is a very wonderful jeweler.Some really great antiques.Lots of lovely hand made items.and everyone working there well very talented helpful and lovely to meet.The prices are terrific!

This place is more of a junk shop than an "antiques co-op". The interior is grimy and many of the…read more"antiques" have been sitting in the same spot for years, gathering dust. It's difficult to search for a particular item, as books, furniture, framed prints, china and the like are scattered throughout the shop with no logical groupings/arrangement. A single staff member is usually present, friendly but not particularly knowledgeable. Many similar shops in the Village have spruced up their spaces, including pricing every item offered for sale and keeping their shop clean and well lit. In time, perhaps this shop will follow suit.

I've always wanted an antique stained glass window for my house and From Europe to You had a great…read moreselection with some beautiful examples of period stained glass. I found a window that I really liked and inquired as to shipping policies and condition of the window. They said shipping was free and the window was stable for framing and mounting. When the window arrived a few weeks later it was crated and palletized for secure shipping. When I opened the crate, I noticed that the leading was severely deteriorated and the top section had loose pieces of glass. I discussed the issue with the folks at FETY and they accepted partial responsibility and said they would cover half of the repair costs of the upper section, which they did. Upon further evaluation of the other two sections, I found them to be in better shape but the edge framing was still in poor condition and they required an additional $1000 worth of repair/restoration work which FETY did not offer to contribute to. Overall, a beautiful window at a fair price but they should have been more forthright about the condition of the window and the need for restoration before it could be mounted. They are generally responsive to customer concerns and are willing try to resolve issues up to a point.

Beautiful find for us, elegant and quality and one of a kind and a very reasonable cost and…read moreexcellent staff-worth the travels to see in person for us!