I have been curious about the Three Ladies Antiques Store for a while. I finally made it in the…read moreother day. Upon walking inside the first thing I have to mention is the awful, awfully strong smell of mold. It's everywhere. The only way to escape it was to get out of the store. This store primarily sells rugs, they are beautiful rugs, they come in a variety of patterns and sizes. They are hung on walls and stacked on the floor. I couldn't help but wonder if I were to purchase a rug wouldn't I also be purchasing the odor that comes with it? The rugs are thick and made of wool, it's a process to wash them. They also sell some beautiful framed artwork. There was more downstairs, I just couldn't stay due to the smell. This store has a lot of potential, they should do something about the mold.

Wandered in to look around for furniture. Owners couldn't be bothered to engage with me. I guess I…read moredon't look west hartford posh enough? Even so, beautiful selection of Persian style carpets. Lots of antiques- hidden treasures.

It's a nice antique store with a good variety of old stuff. This place has a neat layout for…read moreantiques and more.

What a great find!!…read more We hadn't been antiquing in a while and wanted to try some place new. We'd searched a few places by the coast (Old Saybrook area) and some places closer to Hartford (Avon, Canton areas). Definitely recommend heading out to Coventry to check this place out. Great art selection, great pottery, and very reasonable prices. And super friendly service - the owner gave us some history some of the pieces.

I'm so glad I decided to stop in. They have an awesome selection of handmade crafts and vintage…read moreitems. Collectors will definitely want to check this spot out. The nostalgia, memories of growing up left me with a happy peaceful feeling. The store itself was pleasant, no musty old smells. The space was clean and bright with enough room to move without being afraid of knocking something over. Will be going back soon.

New business that recently opened right in New Britain. It's an open big space with enough room for…read morevendors ! Currently they have some crafty items and then some table with antique items that can be used for gifts or if you collect. Great prices. They didn't have too Much but enough to check out and look. They are still working on getting more people in the space to set up their tables . I went the first or second week they opened so it was very new. Owners are great! I'd say go and support ! Give them a chance since they recently opened! If you love crafts and antiques then this is the place for you!

From my initial visit to inquire about consigning some items I was met with a polite and warm…read moregreeting with a thorough explanation of the details of the process and contract. I've been very pleased with my experience consigning with perfect piece over the past six months and still have more to drop off!

"Nobody's perfect, how could anyone be? Nobody's perfect,…read moreespecially me" (Sheryl Crow) We were treated in a perfect, professional, friendly and very respectful manner by Geoffrey and Debbie when we brought in an old mahogany pedestal table for them to sell on consignment. Our table certainly isn't a fine antique, but unlike the way we were treated in a similar furniture store and a lamp store trying to sell other items, we were so impressed by the way we were treated here. Geoffrey has the bedside manner of an old country doctor, he was just fantastic the way he examined the table, pointed out various features to us, questioned us on its history, and gave us his assesment of the expected value. It was like being inside an episode of the Antiques Roadshow. He explained the consignment process to us and while we were walking around admiring everything in the store, Debbie had drawn up a contract and explained every step of the way to us. When the table sells, we split the proceeds 50/50 with Perfect Piece and that's fine with us. We were given a website and consignor number so we can check in on the sales status of the table. Regardless of how this transaction ends up, we had a FIVE STAR experience.

Great little business at the old Browns Flowers. Very reasonable prices for a thrift store. The…read moreowner is very educated on the merchandise he sells. Very busy on the weekends. You can find what ever you need here. ​

Nice consignment place with both vintage and brew items all seemed reasonably priced. Look around…read moreclosely and you'll find the treasures you came there for. Easy to navigate thru the store. One thing to keep an eye on though is the booths that have sales. Make sure the item you get is from that booth, we found some shelves were small and what we thought were from one seller were actually from another.

This shop sells Nazi memorabilia. I was horrified to see what appeared to be a framed armband. How…read morewas this allowed a display space? Disgusted. Obviously I will not return.

I had a longstanding process with an estate buyer and couldn't come to a price, and ultimately the…read moreitems were put up for sale with Weston's Antiques. I was travelling in Korea at the time and was sad I might not have a chance to even try and bid on the lot. The staff at Weston's were friendly, clear, and helped me arrange a remote bid, and, as my return would take a few days, to hold the items (that I won) for me. This is a first class auction house, fair and solid. Highest recommendation, and I hope to do business with them again.

Always a variety of collectibles and antiques every week. I've bought items at a competitive…read moreprice. We are lucky to live 15 minutes away. It would be a great spot for a food truck!