Barn 1890
Collective
1941 Black River Rd.
Pottersville,NJ 07979
(732)669-2359
We are open by appointment only!
About Us
For several years, Craig and Beto have been collecting for their 1890 home, Blackstone Court.
And then,
They inherited a houseful of antiques. Enough, too much!
Help them find homes for the items that they have treasured and loved.
An Open Barn Sale will be announced for 2 days out the year, but we hope you will make an appointment to come see "the barn " either by calling,texting or email!
NOTICE:
All sales are either cash or Zelle Only.
Checks or credit cards.
All sale are final, no returns, no refunds. Pick up only on location. No deliveries.
Welcome
Please pardon our mess- We are under construction
Antiques & Collectables
Quality Items
Some of Our featured Items-More to Come!!
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