Rough and Ready Rare Finds 3859 Willow Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15234

"I went there to look around, the owner lied right to my face about the specs of a product telling me that plastic was actually horn(keratine) & Tried hustling me on corroded coinage that was worth nothing, literally he tried selling me a corroded cent for two dollars... Smh. I'm not going back. Yeah he's got interesting stuff, & I was not going to originally post this but I've been thinking a lot about it and everyday I get irritated with how he thought I was a dummy."

"Definitely some interesting things! Rough and ready, as the title says. Nothing is shiny new, but that's okay. We like project pieces haha. Good variety of items from Victorian-1940s with a sprinkling of things that are a little newer but still vintage. My kind of place!"

"This is the premier antique and oddities store in the Pittsburgh area. Love the vibe and the owner does this for the community . You will see something you love there evertime!!!"

"What an awesome place!!! Just moved to Pittsburgh and this has got to be one of the neatest and most unique shops within a 50 mile radius. My girls and I had so much fun looking through the collection of oddities and diverse artworks. I wish we could've stayed longer but lunchtime was approaching. We did discover the amazing creations by a husband and wife team and had to "adopt" some of their creatures into our family. We will certainly return...the owner is great and so is his sweet and amicable co-worker Charlie who loves attention. I assume parking may be a challenge, but I didn't ask if there was a lot? We parked on Park Dr and walked about a block and a half. You'll have to cross Willow Dr, the train tracks and Castle Shannon Blvd but it's doable. Highly recommend a visit, especially if you are into one of a kind pieces, this place has tons of them! : D Cant stop adding to the collection!!! #roughandready #voodoovelvetstudios #localart"

"Great little gem of a shop - lots of interesting art, both modern and vintage, cool antique medical finds, the most disturbing red resin clock I've ever seen (that one came home with me) and generally interesting wares to browse. Got my hands a bit dirty to dig through the bins in addition to what was on display, and came away with a few really great treasures. I was given the grand tour by the sweetest pooch in the world, Charlie - the owner, Justin, was very helpful and fun to chat with as well. I had a minor mishap while loading my car and he even went above and beyond to help me deal with it."