Northup Gallery

"We've been looking for the right table and chairs in our kitchen for a long time. Called Tim and he said he thought he had something we would like. We went to his wonderful gallery and instantly knew what he had was perfect. He gave us a very fair price and delivered everything the next day. A fantastic experience all around...we couldn't be happier! Thanks, Tim...we'll be back! Doug and Carol"

"What a diamond! Not a junk store like most antique shops. Friendly owner, a LOT of really nice antiquities. Worth your time for sure!"

"Great place, and definitely worth a stop. I’ve been looking for a vintage goose neck lamp for my desk for months and finally found the perfect one. What really sold me, is that the owner does all the rewiring, so I don’t have to worry about anything—which you usually would with an older lamp. He was super friendly too, so it was an overall great experience."

"Just an absolute gem of a place! Tim the owner is delightful and he's done a terrific job transforming his grandfather's stunning barn into a beautiful space full of wonderful treasures. The layout is well designed, it's not stuffed to the brim, and Tim offers some unusual categories like vintage hardware that can be really hard to find. He also has a unique vintage drum museum on the downstairs level. Check it out!"

"If you are passionate about drums (and who isn't really?), you have to come see Tim at the Northcup Drum Museum!! In the outskirts of Oneonta in the basement of a former dairy barn, Tim has taken on the role of drum historian. Not only has he curated an unbelieveable PLAYABLE collection of drums and percussion covering the mid 1800s into the 1960s, but he is a virtual wikipedia of the stories that go with those literally works of musical art. We pulled up late on a Sunday afternoon to find Tim rolling up his Open sign and saying goodbye to his last customers. Although he had already put in a full day in his antique shop he would not let us leave with a tour of his amazing collection! Sure having the opportunity to play one of Buddy Rich's kits was mind-blowing, but listening to Tim unwrap the stories of early drumming history was well worth the trip. You won't be sorry!! Tim, you are a cool cat! We will definitely be back!"