We were traveling from NY to NV and saw the horse carriage on the side of the road which peeked our…read moreinterest and sparked a flurry of photo ops Drove toward the store and saw that they weren't opening up shop for another hour. My partner and I walked over to the furniture out front and looked in the window - I noticed some cutting boards and shared my find - we agreed to have breakfast and wait for the shop keeper to open up! Best idea ever - we found a handmade wooden cutting board and some homemade jams, jellies and mustard. The shopkeeper was very friendly, helpful and knowledgeable about the craftsman who made the board and what they were made of. If you are traveling through Morris, IL stop in and support local craftsmanship and the community. I'll be taking this beauty home with me to Kapolei, O'ahu - Hawai'i. Mahalo!

The furniture in this store is very well made and very beautiful. But we had a problem with the…read morestaff and the owner. They were not friendly by any means and we're just worried about making a sale. I did end up buying a coffee table that was on clearance and wanted to order a matching end table but the price was way out of line for a tiny little end table. I think they just jacked up the price because they knew I wanted one. We did not get an end table. As much as I love the Amish, I will not go back to this store. I give a 5-star rating for the furniture but the staff and owner I give 0 star. So that's how we ended up with just two stars.

After looking for Antique Bazaar (Lisle) I "found" them at the Sandwich Antique Market with Russ…read more(their employee of 15+years). Ken & Gail have retired from their ownership of Antique Bazaar but are still involved by working with Russ as he starts his own business. Great to see all of you again and see you soon Russ with the refinishing project we talked about!

Great place! Lots to pick from with good prices. Very friendly and helpful staff. Will definitely…read morereturn!

My granddaughter, who loves thrifting, and I decided to visit Plaid Umbrella. A couple of hours…read morelater and a few purchases for both of us, we left quite happy. It has displays from several stores so it's like a thrifting, vintage mall under one roof. There is a broad range of prices and selection. I'm sure we will be returning sometime soon.

This Farmer's Daughter is OPEN for business Wed. - Saturday 10-4!…read more It's called Farmer's Daughter on Main, still at 303 S. Main Street in Sandwich. They are still in the same old farmhouse behind Walgreens on Rt. 34. The shop is located inside Spotted Sparrow, an awesome women's and children's boutique. Farmer's Daughter on Main still sells wonderful handcrafted farmhouse furniture, handmade Country Spirit candles, handmade seasonal items, bulbs and tapers, curtains, vintage antiques, gifts, home decor and much much more! Don't miss it! Still there after 25+ years in business! A great find in downtown Sandwich on south Main St.!

From the owner: Home Decor, Antiques, Gifts. read more

It's okay, not much I saw but there's bound to be something. Not far from Plano, downtown Sandwich,…read moreand open land.

Wonderful place. We were hesitant to go antique shopping during a pandemic. We are older and are in…read morethe high risk category. We felt safe at the store. Everyone have face coverings and kept their distance. Even when asking us if we needed help, the employee stood 6ft or more from us. We are repeat customers. We will be back.