Horseman Antiques

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

I wouldn't give this guy business if he was giving away gold bricks for free. Store is a mess, overpriced, no AC, and don't expect help from the Associate. The sign on the door will say they're closed and you have to call to be let in (by the mean guy). There are many other stores in the area worth checking out - I would say skip this place 100%

Such a vast quantity of the most gorgeous, quality merchandise at prices that almost make you feel guilty that you’re not paying more ! The staff is friendly and knowledgeable to boot. 10/10 would definitely recommend!

I had been meaning to come here for a while and finally made the trip today. These guys have incredible taste. Prices are a little steep but you can tell that the pieces they buy are quality. I’ll be back for my dream credenza once my next paycheck hits…

Gorgeous place filled to the brim with antique furniture. 4 floors on top plus a basement floor - I highly recommend slowly going through each floor and looking for what’s right for you.

Wow what a huge store, the only thing that exceeds the inventory is their staff’s knowledge of everything inside. Highly recommend reaching out to Eric if you want to learn more about anything inside!

Basically a museum with price tags. Can I afford anything in this store? No. Would I willingly spend 2 hours wandering around all 4 floors gawking every ancient piece of furniture? Big time. Again, guys - 4 floors. Maybe five? I lost count. I lost myself. I found a giant carousel horse and somehow stopped myself from riding it out into the streets of Brooklyn.

A phenomenal antique shop. Tons of amazing mid century modern pieces. Everything is stacked and packed together to make for a wild experience. I can't afford anything there but it's worth the trip just to explore the five floors of cool old things.

Holy objects! I've personally never seen this many objects in a single building in all of NYC. A heavy hitting antique shop with high quality/condition furniture. Worth a walk through just for fun, or for that house furnishing mission. Stumbled upon this beautiful sanctuary of design on my birthday the other week actually.. walking down Atl Ave on some errands. Can't believe it's never been added to Yelp, been around since 1962! So I saw a few things that caught my eye from the street, particularly the door sign that said "3 floors & basement"! Lol. I dived in and was graced with so many beautiful pieces left right and all over. My eyes had a blast and I was in total peace slowly strolling through the aisles. Everything you can think, it's there. Chair sets, tables, couches, desks.. even tons of lighting options. Will definitely come back if I had a certain piece in mind I needed. If you want to take a walk through design history for some motivation or inspiration for your own practice, also highly recommended. Keep it up team!

Puzzled by the negative reviews. A store like this gets lots of "sightseers" and I wouldn't expect staff to jump the minute I walk in. But if you ask a question they'll give you whatever info you need. Meanwhile this place has fantastic inventory - not just limited to mid-century. Hard to come out empty handed in my opinion.

Lots of good stuff and several floors to explore. When we visited - owner was fussy and felt bothered when we asked for help.

Terrible customer service. They chastised my two well behaved boys right away. Unacceptable behavior.

After reading some other reviews I was prepared to deal with rude shopkeepers but they were SO NICE. Both times when my son and I went in. Their selection of items was beautiful and they were helpful in answering all questions. We settled on a gorgeous piece of original art that was quite sizable for $300 and Eric was the best. Very accommodating and allowed us to leave it at the shop until we could get back to transport it. When we returned a week later to pick it up, we were greeted with the same warm, welcome even though we certainly didn't buy anything that was anywhere near the most expensive thing in their shop. We were greeted and treated no differently than anyone else purchasing $10,000 worth of items . Don't let the reviews stop you. Yes, their furniture is a bit on the pricey side, but if you are a collector and recognize some of the names, you would quickly realize that even their expensive pieces are bargain priced. We had a great experience both times from start to finish and this place was not at all what has been described in some of the previous reviews. The area is home to Lil, cafés, shops, and restaurants, and totally worth the trip.

Read the reviews on google about rude/ impolite staff. You can find over a dozen 1 star reviews saying the exact same thing, and my experience was much the same. was excited to purchase a couple pieces but decided not to based on my interactions with him and passive aggressive comments/ attitude. like youre not special because you work at an antique store? i dont get where the haughty sense of arrogance comes from? you can also find similar pieces on fb marketplace for more reasonable prices

A fun place to walk around, many incredible/bizarre/beautiful pieces. I'm not normally someone who goes to browse antiques, but the huge old building and vast selection of unique designs is a worthwhile experience. Very knowledgeable staff offers direct help. I'll definitely go back.

Genuinely confused by the white guy that works here...seems like he intentionally wants to drive away business based on the way he acts? Consistently rude and acts annoyed when asked basic questions.