Tucked into a strip mall Winton Antiques is a store of treasures waiting to be discovered. I kept…read morescreeching excitedly during my visit because I kept spotting cool things! They're organized roughly by category, such as children's books, old miniature toys, vintage Christmas, fishing rods, old textiles such as coverlets, flint arrow heads/artefacts, etc. The furniture I spotted had seen some time but was unique enough that it would still find its place in a home. I drooled over a bookshelf that had mirrors and carvings. The most unique thing my husband spotted was a dismantled crossbow kit! One my go-tos in an antique store is jewelry, and I almost instantly found an elegant but glamorous pair of enamel and silver earrings. The person working the counter asked what I collected and I earnestly said earrings. The couple of things I picked up were cheaper than I expected but will be of high value to me. I think this is a good stop if you like antique stores.

From the owner: Over 3000 sq ft of antiques and collectibles read more

A huge selection of items, but definitely at a treasure hunt kind of vibe as it is a bit of a junk…read morestore. Super friendly dogs greet you, and the staff are nice as well. This has a vendor style set up, and seems to change around. It is winter, and I will say the place is freezing, but it gave home to a little room up and to the side that had a friendly man who really turned his space into a little oasis. It was shut off from the rest, had space heaters and was well curated with items. It was a really fun place to find. Recently they seemed to have turned the front into a redemption center for recycling. I am all about recycling but it did smell really terrible. It was also cold enough we didn't get to explore all of the floors. In the waaaaay back there is a door labeled with a sign that says "unheated! Close door behind you!" This vendor space had some really gorgeous antiques in it, with a few lights I am still thinking about. My advice is to go, dress warm if its cold outside, and prepare for a little adventure as there are twists and turns and places to find everywhere. Not all the stairs are connected too, so if you find a place with stairs, go up them!

Huge hodgepodge of unrelated antiques. The best ones are…read moreupstairs in the front We found two things we can't leave behind. Gottem!! At a discount 1/2 off from one dealer on site, upstairs. Thank you Big Teddy Bear Collector.

Had a wide selection, nothing I looked at was priced. Not…read morehandicap accessible. Doesn't seem like the guy there is actually interested in selling anything. Really messy.

This is the best shop in Central New York. The Seymour June House has the most eclectic inventory…read moreof anywhere I've been. You can get lost here. I've bought many things from the owner and he is very knowledgeable. I ask him anything about a specific piece and he knows what period it's from, it's history and its value. I've bought many things here that I love! My New York leg farm table, my room size oriental rug, my cherry lady's writing desk and several pieces of mid-century modern lighting all came from here. The owner personally quotes pricing and it's all reasonable.

Speno Music has a lot of cool things if you have time to look and an interest in musical gear (like…read morenew and used guitars, amps, vintage stereo equipment, vinyl etc.). The staff is helpful, but not intrusive, so you don't feel pressured to buy anything. Plan on at least a half hour if you want to get a good idea of what they have, but know that 'it might not be there' next time, unless you do buy it. Prices are fair to on the high side, so ask if they can do better.

Vinyl lovers, check this place out. It's an old relic of Americana. Also sells old stereo equipment…read moreand Music as well as instruments. When you are done, head out to the amazing old school diner across the street.