Great place for long lost and dusty treasures! Be ready to look through TONS of stuff. There is a…read morelot packed in this cute and old little house, so plan your time accordingly. Cash only, so bring the green stuff. Never know what you'll find here. Perfect stop for any true antique lover.

This is hands down the cutest and by far the best antique shop I've ever seen, and trust me i've…read moreseen a lot. Their collection of trinkets and home goods is unmatched, not to mention the most welcoming, kind people who own it. I left full handed and full hearted. Highly Highly recommend this on your bucket list. Plan on taking 2 hours out of your day so you can really look through everything, and plan on wearing something light, because there is so many treasures and not much room, you don't want to knock anything over. This place is absolutely a gem. I found some amazing pieces Thank you to the two owners for creating such a lovely place. we will definitely be back

It was wonderful working with Brian Bittner, Owner. He and his staff are excellent communicators…read moreand provide a high level of customer service. I was comfortable having Brian at my house to assess my antiques, and he was able to efficiently evaluate my valuables and provide me with a check for the items on the spot. Brian is easy to work with, and I recommend his services. ~ Rebecca

My sister and I had Brian Bittner come to the house to look over a wide assortment of antiques and…read morecollectibles that we had amassed over many years and via several generations of family collectors. Brian was friendly, informative and thorough in looking over our "treasures." He could tell us exactly why some items had real value and others did not and he was able to look up items of question on the spot. Brian made fair offers and bought a number of pieces. We will call him again if we unearth more family treasures!

Wonderful shop with lots to choose from. All proceeds go back to the community through grants.read more

This resale shop is filled with treasures! It is clean, well organized, and I leave so many good…read morefinds. It's a win- win for community as proceeds are granted back.

The man running the store was very nice. Lots of nice trinkets and tables. Got beautiful plates for…read morecheap. Will come back soon.

We visited Champlain Valley Antique Center a few weeks ago while visiting my nephew. It was the…read morecleanest, most organized antique center that we've ever been to. PJ went above and beyond to help us in our endeavors, which were successful. I look forward to visiting again when I'm in the area.

Ardish is an absolute find. The staff and owner are very accommodating and helpful, They have some…read morebeautiful things and I found the perfect desk and a chair for my piano room. I have a tight schedule and they worked around my schedule for delivery. Thank you Daniel and Heather. Joan M

Daniel Ardesh provides excellent service to his customers. Highly knowledgable about what he does…read moreand very personable and honest! Thank you Daniel for the beautiful piece of antique furniture that you sold me at a very reasonable price and shipped it in mint condition! Very happy with your store and your service! Dr. S. M.

NOT to be TRUSTED. I paid him $15 to change my watch battery. When I returned to pick it up, he…read moresaid, "I set the 'Time' but not the 'Month' or the 'Date'." Honestly I rarely use these, so trying to be kind, I told him, "NBD, I use my phone for that" .... But, then it stopped ticking 2 days later. When I returned to the store, I requested he place a new battery in & asked that he show me the package (so I could check the expiration date). He walked out from the back with just the expired battery he removed from my watch to show me. So, I said, "No, I want to see the package of the NEW battery you're putting in, so I know it's NOT EXPIRED." He returned with his supply (i.e., 2 batteries: both expired 2020). I asked him for my $15 back, and he REFUSED because he said I did not have my receipt. Then, to make matters worse! ... on my Google 1-STAR Review of LIPPA's he lied, saying he "could not find my name anywhere in his computer system" ~ trying to make it appear as if I had the wrong Jewelry Store (funny... He never did ask for my name today; he simply stated without my yellow receipt, he would not REFUND ME $15 for dishonestly placing an EXPIRED 2020 WATCH BATTERY in my wrist watch) A THIEF is a THIEF (thieves always lie; they have, or they get caught) and a LIE is a LIE: a Tiger doesn't change their stripes, no matter how big, or small their kill is. LIPPA's does NOT DESERVE Anyone's BUSINESS, or TRUST. ~ I suppose if I walked in with an expensive suit & tie to buy an engagement ring, he would have had the decency to behave himself better & not steal from someone 65 y.o. on a fixed income. Shame on this man & his mother who raised him.

We live in New York State and went to Lippa's to buy our wedding bands for our October 2020…read morewedding. Buying rings can be an overwhelming experience but Mike and the staff were super helpful on site and thoroughly went over questions such as what we wanted; what was important to us; likes/dislikes; etc - and used that info to narrow the focus and show us options that would potentially work. Both the bride and groom are super happy with the results and Lippa's wedding bands will be with us the rest of our lives. We highly recommend Lippa's.

We just came back from an auction and I must say I really enjoy an old fashioned type auction…read more We went to the preview. The people were very helpful. They gave us information about each one of the items we were interested in and assisted us getting to know the lay of the land. One of the things I really appreciate about this auction is it's so close to Burlington and downtown Church Street. We had a great dinner then after the preview and went back to the auction. You always feel better when you win the mid and when we did we got great assistance breaking down a bed and I had it in the truck in about 20 minutes while the auction was still going. The whole process was easy and enjoyable. The free lunch while they gave the auction wasn't added. Plus pretty good pizza. A little soda coffee in the morning. Just enough to keep you going. The auctioneers kept it at a good cadence about one item a minute and you were never bored. An auction really is about the things you buy and we got what we wanted.. but it's also about the people. Friendly and knowledgeable helpful. All in all a very easy process.

Spectacularly bad and never to be trusted. How they remain in business is a mystery with terrible…read morecustomer service, poor presentation and pathetic communication. One of the worst.

I just tried to donate and the young guy who was handling my stuff kept saying there's mold on…read morethat! A chalkboard that had some chalk on it, a painting that he said was moldy was actually the design, a frame with glass that had some snowflakes on it. etc, etc. the store is dirty and sad. This is unfortunate because the organization is a great one and is certainly deserving of good donations. I will never go there again. The Williston store is way better!

Shopping in store I heard a staff member yell at an older woman to get out of the back room that…read moreshe was not a volunteer. What has happened to kindness? Poor lady started crying. Not a place to shop.

Reached out to Matt based on a recommendation from a friend because I needed to repair my wedding…read moreband. I was blown away by the level of customer service I received. After 6 years with the ring it was time for a change, he helped me choose new stones and he even ordered me a few options so I could see them before making a final decision. We decided to go with green gold to redo the setting. Matt is amazingly creative, reasonably priced, and easy to work with. My advice to you: if you want an amazing one of a kind piece of jewelry, stray away from the church street tourist trap and head to Shelburne to see Matt.

I agree wholeheartedly with the website: "Matthew's amazing artistic skills and passionate…read morepersonality allow him to not only create beautiful one-of-a-kind pieces of jewelry for his clients, but give them an experience they will never forget." Something extraordinary happened on the first day of our anniversary trip to Shelburne, VT. We stopped at Matthew Taylor's jewelry shop, which also was the house where my wife's grandmother lived many years ago. It was open so we were able to go inside. She showed me where they would have Easter dinner, and told me her grandmother loved jewelry, and had given her some. She brought some pieces with her on the trip. She and Matthew talked about the house and town. He was friendly and gracious. I then took my wedding ring out of my pocket; it was in a little box instead of on my hand as it was in pieces due to a failed attempt to resize it by another jeweler. It's a "tricky infinity ring," with a number of garnets. Before we came in, as the sign said, "repairs," I took my ring out of my bag and put it in my pocket, just in case he could fix it. My wife wanted to see it on my hand. A lengthy discussion ensued, during which I assured him that it was worth the risk and I was willing to take it, and he finally agreed to try the first step, to join the ends, after describing various methods. It worked. Amazingly easily, to me. Then the next step, lasering it closed. Then he put a couple stones back in. That left one still be to replaced, which had previously broken in the failed attempt. So he had us look through a tray of stones he had, and we searched for a pink stone to match the pink stones in Denise's bands. He found one and said, "this wants to pop right in." And it did. It seemed effortless, which often is when a master craftsman works. So, in the house of my wide's grandmother, who loved jewelry, and gave her jewelry she wears to this day, this kind and skilled artisan took the time and fixed my wedding band, on the day of our 15th wedding anniversary, and now the ring is whole, and changed, with a connection to her rings, and more meaningful than before. Just like marriage should be. Synchronicity. Peace.