“I am so glad I finally walked into this shop. Omg what a GEM. This is a vintage store that doesn't feel vintage but wow do they have everything. Organized and set in a display that makes your heart melt. I wish I could walk in every week....”
“This is the best shop around! Not only is it always fully stocked with the most incredible finds but it is the friendliest store in the world. I love going here and will continue to take all of my friends and family!”
“When I’m feeling down and out , some people drink wine , I visit THE NEST in Wayne Pa …., the ambience in this store is so refreshing, breathtaking And makes my soul so happy. Many times I leave with a basket filled with goodies. Reasonably priced , beautifully made And great customer service. I always think when I go there whose house can I decorate? For I only live in an apartment, but the overload of ideas Can truly decorate a full house. From this one store . But my last and final comment , I cannot say it enough …Every time I come here, my soul feels alive. Happy shopping folks!!!”
“*edit* This store is appointment only. Also the sign does not say "Khan's Antiques & Jewelry" rather it says "Media Antiques".Tried to go here this afternoon, but store looked fairly empty, doors were locked and I couldn't see anyone inside. No hours posted anywhere.”
“The Philadelphia Print Shop has a huge selection of beautiful prints, and a warm, expert staff. It is a pleasure to work with them and I am SO happy with the set of bird prints which they helped me to put together!”
“There's so many little trinkets and doo dads and larger things such as furniture, and every time you look back at the same spot you'll find something new that catches your eye. Everything is reasonably priced as well! Staff was friendly as well”
“After a long search for someone skilled enough to take on the job, I brought my 100-year-old mantel clock — passed down from my great-grandmother and silent for 40 years — to Clockworks. I'm so glad I did.
This is a semi-rare Canadian-made clock, and I was committed to preserving the original movement rather than taking the easy route of swapping in a modern mechanism. That takes a completely different level of expertise. The owner completely disassembled the clock, replaced a worn gear, installed new bushings, and reconditioned the case — all while keeping the integrity of the original works intact.
I'll be honest: the cost was significant. But so was the skill and time required. Anyone expecting bargain pricing should understand what true restoration involves — this is not a simple repair. For a clock with history, sentimental value, and collectible significance (there is actually a museum in Canada dedicated to this manufacturer), having it properly restored with original parts is absolutely worth the investment.
The turnaround time was reasonable, communication throughout was excellent, and at pickup the owner took the time to walk me through how to properly care for the clock going forward. It is running beautifully and should continue to do so for the next 50 years.”
“I adore this shop. Lots of unique items, the more you look the more you find. There’s clothes, candles, jewelry, incredibly upholstered antique furniture, and everything in between. The owner is very gracious.”
“I've just walked through Frazier Antiques, and it took my breath away. If you want a unique shopping experience almost guaranteed to bring you personal & wonderful memories, you have got to experience Frazer Antiques. You may even want to pick up some treasures to remember them by. I'm coming back because there is so much to see. It will all seem new again, and I don't want to miss anything!”
“I wouldn’t call this an antique store, at least not by the common expectation of a barn full of dusty junk with a few gems: this is a highly curated collection of fine British antique decorative works. There were plenty of paintings and metal statuettes for hundreds or thousands of dollars—no folk art or salvaged window shades. I was looking for a more standard antique store so this wasn’t my speed, but it seemed like a good collection.”
“Gave Stephen the oldest piece of furniture from my family, a piece made by my great grand father's great grand father in 1785. He restored it to a lovely family heirloom. You can still tell that it is a very old piece, but now it looks like it has been meticulously maintained for generation after generation.”
“A bit disappointed. Ive heard great things from people who went there before but I tried going and the door was still locked past 2pm and no answer on phones. With a hand written note on the door basically saying sometimes they're there and sometimes not. I would try again if the hours online were accurate”
“What a treasure trove! So many unique and charming items to see. I went with a particular item to look for and the staff was super helpful and attentive. A pleasure to browse with no pressure to buy. Entrance can be tricky to find - building is behind the lumber building. Follow the signs for Firefly Embroidery.”