72 pieces total Eclipse Lenox Including 12 pieces of decor…read morepieces. 8-- 7 piece dinner wear plus 12 serving plates and bowls best price

My boyfriend and I stopped into this store while we were out strolling, and it ended up being such…read morea memorable experience. The shop is filled with some of the most beautiful and unique pieces we've ever seen. The owner took the time to walk us through different items and even shared some history, which made everything so much more meaningful and enjoyable. Even if vintage pieces aren't usually your style, I truly can't recommend this place enough. It's an experience in itself, and you'll likely leave not only with something special, but with a new appreciation and understanding of vintage pieces!

Have had many things framed here and never disappointed. A different experience than most places -…read morefor the better ! Very creative, especially when it comes to older pieces. Highly recommend.

We asked Gary to clean several old paintings my husbands grandmother had painted. They turned out…read morebeautiful and Gary even restored the old frames so they look great. We've had several items framed by Gary, always to our satisfaction. Gary is a historian and always fascinating to listen to.

A sister store to Penny Post, that is packed with awesome items. Products ranging from bath, to…read morekitchen, to food, candles, pillows, handmade items, local artists, books, journals, notepads and so much more. The store stretches to the back and has so much to offer. The perfect spot to find a gift or just pick up something nice for yourself and/or your home. They have a pretty decent section geared towards men as well. The pricing is pretty affordable. It just depends on what you fancy. The staff were helpful, they have baskets around to collect all your goodies for purchase. They had a small sale/clearance section. They also have a cute pet and kiddo section. This store is always in my go to for all my shopping needs.

Came in just to window shop, but of course, I left with a Jellycat, lotion, and soap! This place is…read morefull of charming, high-quality items that are hard to resist. The lotion and soap smell absolutely divine. The store has a warm, inviting vibe and everything is beautifully curated.

This is an amazing store with great customer service and antiques. The two women at the counter are…read morealways professional and helpful with any questions that one might have. I appreciate their kindness and all they do. Please remember that 6 people are allowed in the store at one time because of the small space. This is an amazing store and have fun shopping.

lovely place! i could spend hours and hours browsing the different beautiful items there; the…read morejewelry, silverware, tea sets and art work all take you on tiny individual wonderful journeys. The sweet ladies working there are very informative and have so much knowledge about the pieces and will always indulge any questions regarding them. I have purchased my favorite pendant from there, and i am definitely going back for more.

Love this shop! Cannot recommend stopping by more - unique selection of antique artifacts and art…read more Definitely worth checking out.

A nice "real" antique store in Alexandria selling both American and English antiques of the 18th…read moreand 19th centuries, mostly furniture. Some reproductions, but many period items. Prices are also reasonable. Few showstoppers, but many quality antiques. The shop also does conservation.

An interesting business with various odds and ends. Some are antique. Some are artsy. Some just…read moreunusual. Staff wasn't very attentive during my most recent visit.

The sickly appearing yet condescending white lady working on Friday June 6 at 3pm asked me to "stop…read morerecording because it might upset other customers or something". I took one photo of an item I wanted to purchase but was asking my husband to co-sign on prior. Tbh it was a blatant moment of profiling because I'm young. I just moved to old town so furnishing my place with items from this shop was my dream but this witch ruined it for me and my husband. Will never return or recommend and will use every opportunity presented to remind others of how horrific this shop is and better alternatives (THERE ARE PLENTY OF BETTER, NOT RACIST OR PROFILE-LIKELY VINTAGE SHOPS IN OLD TOWN AND WITH BETTER ITEMS TOO!) nothing was priced right as well and most things were extremely dirty disgusting dusty and disorganized.

This is a great shop! They carry a wide range of vintage cocktail glassware and accoutrements. It's…read morefun to browse for your own collection or for gifts. I highly recommend The Hour Shop!

Not sure how I've managed to miss this little beaut in the 1,000 or so times I've strolled King…read moreStreet since it opened a few years ago, but I won't miss it again on any Old Town constitutional. The Hour specializes in new and vintage merchandise dedicated to one of my most favorite distractions: the cocktail. But not just any cocktail. Oh, no. The cocktail of the 40s, 50s, and 60s. A bygone era when Tom Collins was king, a circle dress hung in any self-respecting woman's closet, and the cocktail party was a regular weekend occurrence. (To drive home their commitment to this epoch, The Hour sells "Mad Men" box sets.) The vintage glass collection here is mesmerizing. I was particularly taken with the cocktail sets -- gorgeous pitchers or shakers plus the requisite sipping glasses -- and a little stand of silver and stone picks. Husband was particularly taken by the flasks, especially a masculine looking glass one with a mahogany brown leather cover. He also wanted to walk out with a fun set of golden Toledo cocktail swords. En garde! I spent a lot of time in the little back room that features cocktail party baubles and accessories any woman would covet, from sparkly rhinestone broaches and silk clutches, to exquisite cocktail rings with oversized flowers and feathered hair pieces. I picked up a funky portable purse hook with a fun, retro design...for some reason I've been wanting one for ages, and where better to buy one than at an independent neighborhood store? Not only is The Hour a completely absorbing place to browse and shop; not only is the merchandise impeccably selected and thoughtfully displayed; not only are the prices fair and the staff friendly; but they have also partnered with St. Coletta of Greater Washington, a non-profit that works with adults with intellectual disabilities. The Hour sells pretty glass coasters and trays made by the St. Coletta community, and for each purchase donates $5 back to St. Coletta. Supporting a small local business that, in turn, is giving back to my community? Yes, please.

Higher end Antiques !!! Many items from great periods. Great stop to enjoy looking at period…read moreantiques

The guys that run this place are AMAZING and really know their stuff. They are very friendly and…read morelove sharing what they know with their customers. They want to help you make the best decisions for your space; from how low to hang your chandelier, the appropriate size of the chandelier for the space to the style. They really just are the BEST oh and the furniture is WOW!! Best antique shop in Old Town hands down.

Absolutely incredible finds! One of my favorite places to find a old beautiful treasures..read more

We love your store, Alex! We are pretty sure people are getting confused with her new location…read moreright next door (to the right). So please know that she is a very kind owner and has always been helpful and friendly! We have gotten a lot of great bargains and collectibles from her at a fair price!

For Old Town Alexandria, there's some really great hidden gems that are reasonably priced! It's…read moreorganized by item type and has some featured seasonal items at the front of the shop. I like all of the plates and decorative items near the entrance, but the sections of items are not clearly labeled and I'm unsure of the logic of the organization. Paintings are also scattered on the first and second floors - hanging items in general aren't organized well. Photo frames, especially the small ones, are overpriced in my opinion. The appliance section is very limited and I haven't seen much of anything worth buying. I haven't really interacted too much with the people working there, but I've never had any issues with checking out. Most of the items worth checking out are by the front, but I've found some great clothing and artwork in the back areas. Plus, they have discounts on select items that changes on a regular basis. Overall, a typical thrift store and a fun stop if you're visiting Old Town Alexandria.

They are not a legit thrift store. Selling empty food jars?…read more An empty bottle of jam being sold for $5 when it should actually be free or not. Even sold at the store. If you want to buy the bottle you can pay a dollar more and get it with the jam at Harris teeter give me a break people. This is not a thrift store!!!