What a wonderful place to shop!!! Lisa the owner has some of the coolest antiques and retro items…read morethat decorate our home from the 1700's.Love the vibe and the great service.A great holiday store as well because the store changes inventory weekly to adjust to the upcoming holidays !!

The Cottage Store is this incredible find right in the heart of Pound Ridge. Specializing in the…read moreunique, from vintage to gifts and everything in between. Lisa, the owner, has an eye for the unusual, regularly scouring the east coast from antique markets to estate sales and gift shows as well as carrying local artisans and their beautiful crafts. Her array of men's products are impressive, Soy candles galore, beautiful hats and scarfs for ladies, the kids' items are adorable, that old LP is great for memorabilia sake, and the Turkish jewelry is a must to impress any friend. As you turn every corner, or peak behind bookcases and shelves, you may encounter an antique urn for the garden, champagne glasses for the upcoming toast, or even an old typewriter for the office. It's a treasure chest of finds that worth a weekly visit!

If you like antiques and decorating this is THE place. There is truly something for everyone here…read moreregardless of what decor style you enjoy. I drive all the way from Long Island to go shopping here and I love everything about this place. The vendors are top notch, everything is displayed beautifully and thoughtfully and there is tons to look at. Everytime I go here there are new antiques to shop and I love that its a nice mix of old and new. I could spend hours looking around this place. Some items are negotiable as well. And since I love a good deal I genuinely appreciate that.

I found a garden item and needed a pair. The pricing on this item just didn't make sense--one was…read more$20 more than the other. When I asked the woman behind the desk she became defensive and would not check with the person who did the pricing. She just doubled down. The experience--the first I had with this place--didn't make me want to do business with them.

This is just an fyi, we have tried to go here two times. And it is only open on Thursdays and…read moreFridays from 11 AM to 2 PM.... unfortunately. With working and my daughter in school, not sure when we'll be able to see it. But it looks very cute from the outside.

Beautiful shop filled with treasures and super friendly staff. One of my favorite spotsread more

Avery & Dash has a superb and extensive selection of antiques and more contemporary items. The…read morequality on offer is top notch and there is something for just about anyone, especially serious collectors.

There is a large selection of good to very good antiques. It is oriented to the decorator client…read moremore than the serious collector, but always an interesting place to visit.

We loved this place! The owner was so helpful and we were able to pick up something we've wanted…read morefor a long time. The owner even told us about another antique store to visit too.

This antique store is very small, yet it packs a punch. The antiques in this store aren't your…read moretypical 1980's vintage items. These items are old and in great condition. Definitely a little bit more pricey, but their items are definitely worthy of the word "antique".

Sometimes shiny and new isn't always everything. And if you'wondering where to buy second hand…read morefurniture and other stuff in Westport, CT- this is the place. Coronavirus or not, there are some antique things I will just never in my right mind buy: bedding, bed frames, sofas and cushions. But anything that I can easily hose down, wipe and clean with ease such as wooden tables, wooden chairs, shelves- are keepers. I've been around the world searching for a small wooden table I can use for my portable sewing machine instead of lugging it around my house and FOC II met me here. This place has Vintage, some Retro and can probably find a few Contemporary pieces. And, let me be clear about something: Furniture on Consignment is legit with quality finds. And you don't have to put the hand deep in your pocket since you can find something for all budgets. My $65 small wooden table is cute- but I'll funktify it with a color to suit my style. Service from Terri towards the end was friendly and Hunter made sure he got my table out in one piece in these tight corners. Don't mind returning.

I love this store. No visit to Westport is complete for me until I visit this treasure trove of…read moreunique items. You'll find so much you weren't looking for but that you didn't know you needed. Furniture, jewelry, clothing, bags, you name it - they've got it. Just love it.

THIS IS NOT YOURE EVERYDAY "SIDE OF THE ROAD" ANTIQUES STORE…read more Westport has been one of my Old Haunts from the late 80's. The days of Fudruckers, Il Molino and Haagen Dazs Ice cream shop. I was in town driving down The Post Rd. and eyed this "Leonce Antiques" store on the side of the road so I pulled in and checked it out. I've always had a thing for antiques and flea markets they're like interactive time capsules. Out In the front of the store is an eclectic array of antiques mostly pre turn of the Century stuff and as I walked inside I was shocked.... Leonce Antiques was like a European fine arts museum yet with a cool fun atmosphere given the owner Bernard was a fun, cool guy and too wealth of knowledge. There was one room with looked like an antiques silver vault, wall to wall sterling EVERYTHING: vases, urns, flatware, candelabras, another room all chandeliers, another room a whole wall of sconces. The place is deceptively HUGE...I wandered into the back and under a box of books I spy two vintage black leather chairs. Behold early 60's pair of Knoll office chairs...perfect...I need a set to go with my Nelson Bench. I get Bernard, he writes me up, we toss'em in the Jeep and I'm on my way. Leonce is a MUST CHECK-IT-OUT PLACE..Mostly European and early American higher end pieces....You won't find any of that corny Americana here. His collection is very eclectic....out in front all pre-turn of the Century pieces who would have guessed I would find a pair of mid century Knoll chairs!

I was skeptical about placing an order from an antique dealer 3000 plus miles away, and came away…read morepleasantly surprised. I ordered a silver cup as a present for my daughter, not only were the pictures of the item accurate, their over-the-phone help was great. The owner packed and shipped my item immediately, and I got it two days later. What service! The quality of the items they sell are above par, and I would recommend purchasing from them, as I would do so myself.

Located in the parsonage (built in 1871) behind the United Methodist 'Pumpkin' Church in Mt. Kisco…read morejust off main St., Treasures features several rooms full of well displayed items at reasonable prices. All clothes are $2 unless marked. Items in the 'boutique' section are higher priced, but still heavily discounted. One room is dedicated to children's toys and games. The main room has a variety of home and decorative pieces. Hours are very limited, but put this on your list to hit as they get new items every day.