Todburn antiques is jam packed with vintage and antique items. The collection is massively varied…read moreand includes art work, clothing, crockery, memorabilia, jewelry, gems, crystals, and oddities. Every time I go there is something new (though there has also been a lot of downsizing). The store is run by a very friendly gentleman named Don who has been in the antiques business for decades. He knows a lot about the items that her has, and sometimes he's willing to make a deal especially if you're purchasing more than one item. Prices are generally fair. Definitely worth checking out.

One could say that antique stores are all the same, but sometimes it makes a big difference who…read moreowns the store and what their buying style/habit is. As far as Todburn goes, their selection is on par with things I would have gone for: from the strange and unique to fun and playful. There is a particular bias towards Floridiana kitch, which I adore since I am a true Floridian gal. Lots of gator things or other vintage items you could have found at old gas stations of orange stands. Masks, kitchen wear, decorations, jewelry--they have a really unique selection of it all. They also have a pretty decent selection of vintage clothes. There were a few dresses I liked, but they were priced a bit much for me ($80 upwards, but I did see some cheaper clothes too). Other than that. Things were definitely within the affordable/inexpensive range, which is kind of an anomaly with antique stores. I didn't buy anything this trio, but I plan on coming back soon to see what new goodies they have!

Not the largest but probably the best quality in items. We bought a bedroom set...absolutely…read morestunning! Made of mahogany and HEAVY! Beautiful furniture...the only problem we never measured the room and we had to squeeze it all in but we love it. This is not the usual rummage sale stuff but carefully selected items. The prices are right and the staff are extremely pleasant and helpful. They have recently moved to 29th street so be sure to check their new address before you leave the house.

Very expensive for being called a thrift store . Hi end furniture yes but no bargainsread more

I keep going back again and again, hoping to find some sales or something within my price range…read more(like they used to). I love what they do, but this is certainly not thrift store prices. I can absolutely buy most of the items brand new for the same price or less. I'm hesitant to write a review but I am unable to give them feedback on their Facebook page and feel they need to hear from typical shoppers that they are pricing out a great percentage of their potential patrons. I do know they have sales for specific color tags, but those are very few and far between. Even then, a 50 or 75% off price is what the item should have originally been marked for.

Amazing finds and store location! Was in a hunt for a particular item and era look. So many golden…read morefinds!! Will come again!

Liked the store several years ago. The new people who run it aren't my cup of tea!! Priced too…read morehigh.

Come early to this thrift store because trust me, people are there when doors open. I found some…read morepretty cool souvenirs to bring back home to NJ. I have to say I wasnt totally impressed with the selection but there was quite a bit of things to browse. Staff was friendly.

Probably one of the most chaotically intriguing and interesting antique stores you will find!…read moreJess is very knowledgeable about what he has, and I have seen some very cool things come into his possession throughout the past few years. Worth checking out if you are in the area. I suggest calling first to make sure he will be in!

They did not have a bookshelf or case that I was looking for. However the salesman recommended…read moreanother location.

A fabulous place to shop for vintage items! Love the prices and the girls are very helpful!read more

A charming store with 5-star service and 4-star prices. The employees were incredibly kind,…read morewelcoming, and helpful from the start. The shop is beautifully decorated and cozy, with a solid selection of vintage furniture, housewares, and clothing. Most prices leaned toward the high side, but you can occasionally find a good deal--and sometimes even ask for a discount. A lovely spot overall!

This place is too big to not have places to sit down occasionally after a couple of hours of…read morewalking. This is probably why we won't come back. But we did find some cute things that we like there and we purchased about eight things. We probably would've bought much more. Have we been able to walk comfortably not hitting people as we walked.

Never been here so wanted to check it out. We been to other flea markets so why not…read more The front building inside has a/c. In the back it's not ac. The items were everything you name it. It's like all the souvenir stores all in one place. The prices aren't bargains here. They are about the same and more. Nothing really caught my eye. Only thing was maybe cell phone cases but there's a ton of those vendors there. Check it out if you want. I will say my allergies are triggered up again. Seems a bit grungy and dusty in some areas.

Postans is unbelievable. I've been shopping here for years. I could not recommend this experience…read moremore highly. English antiques are the best antiques, so much better than the crap you get for twice the price at Pottery Barn. Love, Kim and Steven Postans. Such characters and so knowledgeable. I am grateful to have been a client multiple times during this lifetime. I hope I can move several more times so I can keep shopping again and again. Can't say enough good things, except just remember that old furniture is unique, and sometimes does not work quite as well as you hoped.. Even so, it is incredibly worthwhile.

I had all the injured pieces want them to look at it and give me something a little bit about what…read moreI have and the guy said we only deal with furniture but you have no idea he said one was a pens or shopping or was never a pencil sharpener I was very disgusted at this place