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10:30AM - 6:30PM
4921 13th Ave, Brooklyn
Antiques
“Went in for a repair which I thought would cost me an arm and a leg.Not only didn't it, but the counseling and advice from the staff was worth more than anything else.Honest and great service from people who genuinely care and know their trade.Highly recommend them!”
“Wonderful retro furniture collections at reasonable prices. We found a beautiful leather-top antique desk, and the staff fixed up all the little scuffs & loaded it into our truck for us! What a pleasure to work with them.”
12 - 6:30PM
352 7th Ave, Brooklyn
Antiques
“Incredibly friendly staff! I bought a dresser from them after finding it on their site while moving and they held it for me until I could pick it up. The dresser was in great shape when picked up (all defects and dents were disclosed to me which some vintage stores do not do ahead of time) and I am super happy with it. I wish I had space for everything in their store. Will be going back for smaller items soon.”
“Five stars! I’ve shopped both in store and online and have always had a lovely experience. Beautiful pieces. Russell has a real eye and it shows in his selection. Completely unassuming and super chill in person shopping experience. Skip the rest and make the trek! It’s worth it! Thank you!”
11AM - 7PM
126-A Front St, Brooklyn
Antiques
“Extremely skilled artisans. More than recommended.
They fixed an impossible problem I had with some pieces of jewelry for a normal price. I'm very grateful for this work guys! <3”
“This place truly embodies the song “I’ve got gadgets and gizmos a plenty!” I’ve never felt more welcomed. The owners were so kind and understanding. I will definitely be returning with my family in the summer.”
“Any person into vintage and design has to pay a visit to Jarontiques. The quality and uniqueness of the furniture and collectibles is truly unbeatable. Their mid century collection is hands down the best I’ve seen. Sharan and Jaron, the proprietors, are so knowledgeable and super kind. The experience is so special, you’ll literally want to stay all day. One of a kind in every which way.”
“I loved every piece of item in the store. My new go to for all my body oils, butters , candles… everything! The quality of the products and beyond beautiful and outstanding. Worth every single penny. Truly happy I found this place”
11AM - 7PM
146 S 2nd St, Brooklyn
Antiques
“They have a bunch of really unique pieces at affordable prices, a rarity for Williamsburg! The person who was working was friendly too. I found my dream coat and left feeling very happy!”
“I love this store! The owner is friendly, patient, and always ready to give information about a particular item. The upstairs and the basement floors are filled with wonderful treasures. Visiting this store to window shop or purchase is a wonderful way to spend an afternoon. The prices are also reasonable.”
“Maps are discourse (to paraphrase J.B. Harley), and so any antiquarian or collector aspiring to deal with them in a serious manner need to be both competent and willing to undertake a cognitive effort and engage in curiosity-driven discursive exchanges with other members of the endangered species of knowledgeable map aficionados, the Readers. I was pleased to witness and profit from such competence and eagerness in the Geographicus' team in the seemingly mundane circumstances of acquisition of a couple of Mercator's maps of Eastern Europe. The team's openness to truly novel epistemological challenges presented by the study of the early cartography of the lands of the Rus' and their immediate surroundings (such as, e.g., Livonia) in the context of the XVI-XVIII century confrontation between local political and military hegemons, and their unfeigned curiosity in the subject, laden with topical geopolitical connotations, have won them my respect, which I say as a map collector, a critical Reader of maps and a scholar.
Maps are also objects of trade, and it is a very nontrivial thing to be capable of striking a balance between the two worlds: that of mercantile goals and procedures, and that of knowledge and passion, preventing the former from casting a gloomy shadow onto the latter when a punctual collector-antiquarian relation comes to its natural conclusion: the purchase. My experience with Geographicus is highly satisfactory in this respect, too. And that on all levels of relevance: the material one (the artefacts sold to me are in a very good condition, without any `surprise' defects revealed only upon arrival), the economic one (the team displayed a very professional flexibility during the negotiations) and the logistic one (I have never - literally never - had such a smooth and swift shipment of old maps across the Atlantic).
Bravo, Kevin. Bravo, James. Keep it as it is!”
“Great family run store selling way way more than fishing gear.They "lured" me in ... where i found an insanely large Record / Vinyl collection ... these folk have some amazing sources for a massive range of music genres;”
9AM - 6PM
562 5th Ave, Brooklyn
Antiques
“I came across Time Galleries via social media and decided to check them out. The store is quite grand with rows and rows of antique electronics, glassware, furniture, lighting and wall art. They even have a basement full of antique furniture that is open to customers. The woman working the front desk was friendly and helpful. When buying a bigger piece of furniture, you’re given 7 days to come pick it up with proper transportation or you can inquire with their various delivery services available about having it dropped off to your home. Prices are not firm and they are open to negotiation so long as it is fair. Come pick-up day, our item was in the same condition as when I first purchased it and staff helped bring it up the stairs as well as outside to load it into our vehicle. Definitely recommend checking out Time Galleries! They are constantly restocking so there is always new stuff to check out!”
“I love Sterling Place! It’s a wonderfully curated boutique with new and vintage furniture, curios, and the best gift selection. Highly recommend a visit - every time I have a party coming up, or holiday, or birthday, I like to stop in to find something special. Wide selection of prices too and very friendly (and helpful!) staff.”
“Anthony has given this shop the life it deserves! It’s a treasure chest of incredibly sourced vintage and antiques, so much easier to properly shop for items now since the update. Seriously worth visiting”
“Such a great place to find houseware treasures and art work. Annie helped me with the jewelry at check out and she was incredibly knowledgeable and helpful. I love this location.!”
“Refreshing vintage & new finds. Quirky-chic owner who seems to know and care about what's in the store--as it should be. They may have whatever you're looking for, but they're certain to have a treasure you weren't looking for. Wonderful place. Fair prices. (If you've traversed the quadruple priced, dust-caked vintage shops on Atlantic Ave, you'll understand the difference.)”
10:30AM - 6PM
1871 E 4th St, Brooklyn
Antiques
“Had a great experience when i came in looking for some gifts. Raymond was patient and showed me a plethora of options that were within my budget and never felt pressured to spend more than i wanted to. I was extremely happy with everything i bought and would recommend to anyone in the market for some silver.”
11AM - 7PM
54 Wyckoff Ave, Brooklyn
Antiques
“I love this open air market. What they offer is eclectic but browsing is a fun experience. I definitely recommend it if you're in the area. Plus the staff are all super friendly and that alone is worth a visit!”
12 - 7PM
150 Montague St, Brooklyn
Antiques
“Brightly lit with a ton of quirky jewelry in the glass case that faces the door. Don't miss it! You might find that vintage piece you've been looking for.”
“What a treasure trove! This place is huge - 5 floors of treasure. More mid century furniture than I've ever seen (and we lived in a production town!) And the selection of stained glass panels in amazing. Really beautiful items, everywhere you look.Bring your big wallet. The items aren't cheap 2nd hand, these are antiques and priced as such”
11AM - 6PM
33 35th Street, Brooklyn
Antiques
“Enjoy browsing and have purchased items as well. We'll curated and at least some staff are really knowledgeable if you ask. But they also leave you alone, which I love.”
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“I had followed Salt Lizard on Instagram for quite sometime and finally had the opportunity to visit the store. The owners are incredibly friendly, the store is spacious with abundant natural light, creating a welcoming atmosphere. Unlike typical antique stores, Salt Lizard's curated selection eliminates the digging through dusty junk without having a "Do not touch!" vibe. The prices are within reach, offering a range of fine antiques from furniture to tableware and rugs. A gem for antique enthusiasts!”