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11AM - 5PM
49 Main St, Tonawanda
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“I called to inquire if they had a particular glass shade for a Fenton Hobnail Lamp and they assured me that they me that they have them. I packed up my lamp and drove right over. Very pleasant, caring and knowledgeable team. They unwrapped my lamp and provided a replacement and without asking he tightened the bulb receptacle and repaired the cord to eliminate the damage and replace a new plug. All this in less than 30 minutes. Great people, very helpful, great integrity and skills. Go visit you won't be disappointed in their inventory or assistance. This is what old Buffalo really is all about! Best to them Mark”
10AM - 6PM
172 Robinson St, North Tonawanda
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“SO cute oh my gosh. Really big too, multiple floors, over 100 vendors and a very kind owner. Just about everything is at least vintage/classic, if not antique. Highly recommend :]”
“I recently visited an Antique Co-Op housed in a group of barns, and it was a pleasant experience overall. The setting was charming, with the rustic atmosphere of the barns adding to the appeal of browsing through the various stalls. There was a wide variety of items on display, from vintage furniture to smaller collectibles, and while not everything was a hidden gem, there were definitely some unique finds worth checking out.
The prices varied, with some items feeling like a bargain, while others were a bit on the high side, but that’s to be expected in a co-op setting. The staff was friendly and willing to help when asked, though they mostly let you explore at your own pace, which I appreciated. The layout of the barns could be a little easier to navigate, but it added to the treasure-hunt vibe of the place. Overall, it was an enjoyable visit, and I left with a couple of interesting pieces. I’d definitely recommend it to anyone who enjoys exploring antique stores.”
10AM - 5PM
381 Main St, Elma
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“The atmosphere is so pleasant I would come just to sit and admire. I have never left without a purchase because there is such a variety of items I get inspired with new decorating ideas.”
“Trust them with your most treasured and valuable clocks and watches. Work is impeccable. I have used them for both a Gilbert mantle clock and a treasured 1948 Mido wristwatch. Simply the BEST!”
“I’ve always passed by this place and finally got a chance to stop. Cute shop, the owner is very helpful and they have a wide array of great vintage pieces! I will definitely be returning to support small businesses <3”
“The guys built me a really nice Willy's coupe.I think they build one of the best body's in the business.Ron was always a pleasure to deal with.Thanks guys!”
11AM - 5PM
104 Jarvis St, Fort Erie
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“Amazing selection suited to many different styles. Fantastic service and outstanding quality. Zeeba has a magic touch. I would totally recommend to anybody as there is something for everyone.”
“I absolutely love this store. It's packed with lots of local hand made items, as well as unique food items. Bought a very nice table and chair set for my kitchen here. Great for gift shopping or to find one of a kind decor or furniture for your home. They've got fresh flowers too and I couldn't believe how much lower their flower prices are compared to other florists. I bought flowers for my wife that were beautiful and lasted twice as long as I thought they were going to. Also bought some Amish popcorn here and was blown away by the taste!. I'll be buying more in the near future!. I would highly recommend this store!”
“Carl wa a joy to meet. Supper knowledgeable and pleasant to work with. His collection of vintage lamps is like nothing I have ever seen. He had everything. My wife and I could have spent all day there. What an incredible experience! We will be back!”
12 - 4:30PM
1539 Hertel Ave, Buffalo
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“My favorite antique / fine furniture store in the Buffalo area. They always have a showroom full of high-quality furniture, no junk pieces. The owner is very knowledgeable and helpful. I always going there.”
“Floors of treasures and such friendly owners. We so enjoyed speaking with them, and they were kind enough to let us stay a few minutes to browse after close. Highly recommend a stop here!”
“Relaxing, enjoyable trip to this shop… my home has many things I see at this shop in it… great clothing, shoes, purses, beautiful gifts for yourself or someone else … candles, soaps, antiques, pretty things that I just love… I Love this shop… always stop by to take time for myself to enjoy it all!”
“Always a great stop in, wonderful owners and huge selection especially for jewelry, art, home decor and vintage fur!! Thanks so much for another great shopping experience and unique finds !!”
10AM - 4PM
1484 Hertel Ave, Buffalo
Antiques
“Great shop with countless hidden treasures! The owner is super friendly and paints gorgeous abstract artwork during his time between customers. Whether you're looking for authentic hand picked antiques, or fun quirky parts for a creative project, he's got you covered!”
“Excellent selection of used goods including furniture, hardware and building supplies. I've both shopped and donated here while having a great experience each time. The staff is very helpful and accommodating. Please take the time to support the work they do by donating or buying something today!”
“Take time to treasure hunt. The prices are negotiable. People donate items that they have no idea how valuable they might be. Roll up your sleeves and take a few hours to hunt for that perfect item(s). You never know what treasure you might find. A little bit of everything.”
“It's no secret that the antiques trade has changed tremendously over the last couple of generations and that nearly all of the shops are gone. Gone as well are the many unique characters who ran these shops. Larry is indeed one of these characters in that he is unique.. but not what I would call eccentric in the least.. not at all. He's unique by todays standards because he is old school.. a no-nonsense straight- shooting mid-Westerner.. and a man of his word. I've known him for over twenty five years amd we've done a lot of 'horse trading' ... all over a handshake and a bottle of wine. He hasn't let me down yet. Most people nowadays hope that when they do enter an antiques shop the owner will either be absent or lurking somewhere in the background. Or if not that he should greet them wholeheartedly and only be too willing to educate, inform and generally bring them up to speed in the highly complex and ever-shifting world of antiques and collectables. Rarely is either the case as the antiques shop is a unique specimen in and of itself. It can't be defined or explained away that easily or conveniently.. nor should it. And Neither should it's owner. Nothing can be more true than in the case of Larry's Antiques. But for those willing to take the time...For others the antiques shop is just another faceless storefront they can casually enter and seek refuge in.. until the next bus comes. Upon entering Larry's Antiques he will greet you politely and ask if there is anything in particular you are looking for so that he may guide you accordingly and not waste anybody's time.. including his own. Most people, of course, just ask if its alright to browse but he respectfully reminds them that unfortunately he is not 'set up' for that. Keeping in mind all the while that, although he does depend on the odd sidewalk traffic purchase, his shop is, by and large, an established location where other dealers and longstanding clients can find him in order to conduct business. Finally it is worth mentioning that Larry, like many independent shopkeepers, has had items stolen on more that one occasion resulting in a loss he alone has had to absorb so its little wonder he can be characterized as wary and vigilant by some peoples standards.Myself, I have spent countless hours in that gloriously 'grimy' shop sipping ( ok quaffing! ) fine wine, eating delectable cheeses, and listening to heavenly music all the while having Larry ( an academy trained keyboardist it should be noted ) extol the virtues of Handel and Bach! I have brought countless friends there over the years and Larry has welcomed them all and never has anyone offered anything but high praise for this astute, articulate, knowledgeable, highly informed, well-mannered and charming.. not to mention razor- sharp witted.. gentlemanly bon vivant! He is a national treasure and one of the last of his kind. And to all of you one-star wonders out there.. I think you just need to grow up a little!”
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“One of a few excellent vintage-y stores in the area with a non-stuffy vibe, The Mulberry Tree seems to be the most eclectic and largest of the bunch aside from the Old Chapel a few blocks away on Robinson. You can purchase anything from a used guitar (like I did!), to rare glasses and mugs, to antique clothing and wood furniture. No 'throwaway' stuff here. The gentleman who was behind the counter the day I purchased my guitar also gave me a pack of strings and offered a free tuning any time. One of those places you hope is always around, even if the hours are limited.”