After spending lots of money at this business in person, I decided to place an online order for a little statue that I liked. I was surprised when it arrived with the back half of the head broken off and the face cracked. I checked the box and didn't find the broken piece, so I went back to the website and re-read the description. There is part of one line in the description that states the item details the authentic damage to the actual statue for a real-world feeling, but the pictures are quite deceptive. There are 2 photos from the side that do not show the damaged area, and one dark photo from the front that might clue you in if you knew what you were looking for. The stick that holds up the statue is missing paint. I don't believe that this statue was created this way to look like a relic, it's just plain broken. It's been a week and they have not responded to my e-mail.

This is the place to go when you have gone everywhere and you can't find a piece of furniture that you're looking for. They're only open 1 weekend a month so don't go trying to find the place on the off chance you want to buy something. There are a lot of different rooms and a barn you can see furniture and almost any accessory you would be looking for. I can't wait to go back again next month and find that perfect piece. Some people will say they are expensive I don't think their prices are high at all. The furniture is all good quality you won't find something rickety that you might be worried won't hold what you want to put in it.

one of the places to go to find unique vintage items! Susies booth in the little house next to the barn is dreamy!

This place only opens certain weekends of the month. Whether you are looking for vintage pieces, repurposed pieces, old hardware, or new pieces, this is your place. It is fun to look around, even if you don't need anything. I always get great ideas when I go. In September 2018 they were undergoing some renovations, so buildings were closed and they had portapots. To make up for the inconvenience, they had lots of tents set up, outside vendors, and food vendors. They plan to have fixed things up for the next time. TIPS: If you see something small that you possibly want, pick it up. If you see something large you want, take the tag off (if you decide later you don't want it, give the tag to a cashier). Happy Haulers will load your large purchases into your vehicle. If you can't take your item when you purchase it, they will hold it for you.

Nirvana for anyone in pursuit of unique vintage home furnishings. The large barn and outbuildings are filled with wares from antique dealers across the region. Open one weekend a month so plan accordingly!Note: checks aren’t accepted for over $200.