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Open 24 hours
182 Glenridge Ave, Montclair
Antiques
10AM - 5PM
32A Church St, Montclair
Antiques
“Sam and his team could not have been more helpful, honest, flexible, fair and cooperative. Sam, the owner, met me on several occasions to appraise value, and in the end pack up the items we sold. We were thrilled with the service and would highly recommend to anyone needing to sell, antiques and valuable possessions — call Sam!”
“This shop has a lovely selection of antique and vintage items. I found just what I had been looking for and the price was very fair. The person who was at the shop (Jerry?) was a bit grumpy lol. So don't expect a lot of help when you go there. I guess it was nice that at least I didn't feel like I was being pushed into buying something.”
10AM - 6PM
622 Valley Rd, Montclair
Antiques
“Came into this super unique store today since I have yet to visit. If you're searching for a one of a kind gift - this is totally your store! From candles, jewelry to home decor - you can find the most perfect gift for someone (or for yourself if you're having one of those days). The woman at the counter, Joan, was super nice and welcoming. I even got to meet the owner Carol who was beyond sweet.”
“I have visited this antique store and it is run by great professionals. Its owner has shown us excellent attention and help at all times. (Without a doubt the best I have visited in the area). Congratulations”
Antiques
Antiques
“What a wonderful experience.... We came here with the kids, looking for chalk paint for an art project to re-paint some furniture. The owner, Azie, was so nice, and took the time to explain what chalk paint was, its uses, and how to apply it as well as other tips and suggestions. The store itself is a treasure find, located in a small commercial section of Montclair. We highly recommend visiting if you're thinking of an art project, especially using chalk paint, which was first developed by Annie Sloane, who personally trained Azie.”