This is a great little shop that is brimming with treasures, all at fair and reasonable prices. It seems it would be hard to leave without buying something you just have to have. I've been in twice in the last two months and there was lots of new inventory on my return trip. The shopkeepers are able to let you browse while being available if needed- an admirable skill. It does have some tight aisles to maneuver, but isn't that the fun of a country shop? Worth a trip!!! read more

If you are looking for a good Estate Liquidator around Mendham this family has been selling Antiques in the area since the 1970's. In dealing with them I have found these ladies to be exceptionally honest knowledgeable and overall good down to earth people. They're store a good place to go if your looking for things that are old worldy and not over priced. read more

Overall, this place isn't all that large, though there is lots and lots of stuff. I had to walk sideways through the "aisles" to keep from knocking into things. The lady who seemed to be the owner is definitely sweet and friendly. She was great about hanging back but being available. I didn't see much in the way of collectibles or offbeat items, but this would clearly be a great place to find furniture, china, etc. read more

I was driving by and noticed all the baskets on the porch of The Grand Bazaar, so I had to stop to see what was inside. There is a LOT inside, so much that you just can't absorb everything on your first walk through. Because I visited 3 weeks before Christmas, there were a lot of Christmas items: old glass ornaments, a small Christopher Radko tree, decorative signs, and other vintage decorations. But it wasn't only seasonal stuff. On the porch were baskets, a chandelier, and other goods. Inside there was a lot of glassware and ceramics, including Depression glass, Carnival glass, crystal, glass paperweights, Hall teapots, interesting cup and saucer sets, tea sets (both full-sized and a child's tea set), and even some dog and cat food dishes. There was a collection of "hen on a nest" dishes, some Jadeite, vintage linens, framed prints, lamps, furniture, a whole collection of framed pennants for college teams, an old golf bag, a weather-vane, a pair of old ice skates, a group of button hooks. There was also a lot of jewelry: costume necklaces, bracelets, earrings, brooches, and (again, due to the season) a large collection of Christmas brooches. There was some modern merchandise: 'hand poured soy candles from Maine,' some decorative pillows, and some of the Christmas items were modern. But their business card lists "Home Decor - Antiques - Gifts" so the modern items were not a surprise. It really was too much to take in on one visit--as I walked through a couple of the rooms a second time, I saw things that I had missed on my first trip through. I agree with reviewer Ej P that it is a bit of a challenge to walk through, but the merchandise was displayed well. I will be going back! read more

This is an amazing antique store! I like to impress my friends from the city by taking them shopping here. it's like a pirate's treasure chest, but there's no pirates, just the sweet owner, Sue. I've bought most of my furniture here and a lot of great jewelry. Prices are ridiculously cheap and new things are always coming in. It's a bit of a challenge to walk through, especially if you're ADD, as there are things everywhere. read more

Excellent selection, very tidy and clean, incredible inventory, reasonable prices and a willingness to negotiate--an antiquer's dream! I made 3 purchases--a side table, a cat lamp, and cat sculpture--excellent deals! Oh, and Janine is wonderful! read more