Such a cool stop on our road trip though upstate NY. Gordon is a great shop owner and there is such…read morea cool selection of items. Many booths were running sales so we got some great deals on some amazing items.

Delectable Collectables is a unique and eclectic shop with more variety and more merchandise than…read moreseems possible from looking at its façade. Located in the "Old Garage" next to the firehouse in Angelica, this co-op has dozens of vendors with tens of thousands of interesting items. I have been there dozens of times, and never cease to be amazed at the great bargains on treasures I get! Gordon and Debbie have really done an amazing job.... If you are looking to decorate your home, find just the right gift, or invest in a collectable or antique for resale, this is the place to go!

Largest selection of unusual stuff at affordable prices!read more

PROS: Enormous space where you will definitely get your steps in walking around. Many different…read morevendors with the expected variable pricing. Staff is friendly and helpful. CONS: More nazi memorabilia than I've ever seen in one place, which was depressing. Some trashy booths full of junk. OVERALL: I'd go back, but not frequently. Good glassware and militaria (and I'm not counting the racist crap).

There's a little something here for everyone, from Navajo rugs and turquoise, to antique furniture,…read moreto jewelry, to WWII uniforms (all sides). There are lots of coin collections for sale! This is largely a clearinghouse for local professional or hobbiest collectors to sell their finds: Everything has been closely examined. The bargains happen during the, "going out of business" sales, or the vendor who posts, "Spend $100, get 20%". I like the Fiestaware vendor, who's currently having a 10% off sale of the inventory of factory seconds. The imperfections are tiny, and the ware is nearly indestructible.

This store is a hidden gem, that is very deceiving when you walk in, and it's true size. There are…read more9 different rooms to explore and an upstairs. It's Alleghany County version of Marilla country store. Fun, charming; just be careful some rooms are a tight squeeze. If your looking for the famous salt rising bread or bagels...theycsell that there as well.

What a great antique store in the very quaint town of Angelica, NY. This store had so much and a…read morebit of everything! What I really loved was their entire room devoted to Pyrex-Awesome! I wish I could have spent all day looking around!

My husband and I were on an escape-the-kids road trip for a few days that brought us through the…read morequaint Warren PA area. We stopped specifically to check out a used bookstore that was unfortunately closed, even though their posted hours said they would be open. Oh well, we turned kid-free lemons into kid-free lemonade and strolled the town to explore other shops on the main drag. This brought us to Warren Antiques & Giftware. The shop is a decent size, with three floors that offer a variety of independent vendor stalls selling all sorts of mostly second-hand goods. The front of the store has a small food area with novelty candies, nuts, condiments, and snacks, some locally made. Then the rest of store is a mishmash of antiques, decoratives, toys, games, collectibles, crafts, housewares, furniture, lawn and garden items, fashion accessories and apparel, books, artwork, and a little bit of everything in between. Prices were mostly reasonable, some vendors more reasonable than others. I found a pair of jean shorts I liked for six bucks. My steal of a find was a zip-up puffy denim jacket in great shape for five bucks! I also found a slate wall hanging with a pink flamingo painted on it for ten bucks that I got for my dad for Father's Day. My husband grabbed a few books and found a new paperweight that was a globe sealed inside a resin hexagon that was neat for six bucks. We wandered Warren Antiques for quite a while, milling about the aisles of odd and interesting items. If you have time and enjoy to browse, you'll surely enjoy yourself here, too. The checkout staff was very friendly, (and particularly enamored with my five dollar puffy denim jacket find, too!). We had a great time (without kids!) at Warren Antiques! Whenever we pass through the sweet little town of Warren PA again, we'd enjoy stopping back in to see what's new on the shelves.

What an entertaining evening! After dining at the Plaza restaurant, my friends and I wandered over…read moreto this antique shop, looking for nothing in particular. We ended up staying there for almost an hour, very entertained by the shop owner and his employee! He told us so many cool stories, showed us oddities, cool collector stuff, and told fun jokes. Things you can find here: comic books, tie dye shirts, old books, lots of trading cards , taxidermy, dead insects, art, toys, pogs, knives, cds, furniture, records, vinyls, two headed turtle, autographed books and portraits, t shirts, pins, nazi artifacts, World War Two era items, etc.

Great store tons of cool stuff! Charlie was great and very helpful. Helped me end my search for…read moresome sweet ww2 memorabilia!

Don't let the name fool you - this place isn't actually upstairs. If anything, I'd call it…read moredownstairs, since you have to go down a few steps upon entering! I found this place just walking around Main St.; there was a sign proclaiming 'Antiques!', urging me to walk around the corner. So I'd say this place is easy to miss if you're not looking for it. You can actually find the entrance by walking down Church St off of Main. Nonetheless - I enjoyed exploring this little shop. I could barely get into the door without the owner offering me a cup of tea. I was a little flabbergasted, as I'd never been offered tea in an antique shop before. Talk about hospitality! The shop is small, but pretty cozy, I'd say. It's really a good mixture of antiques, cute gift shop curios, and a few locally made items. I particularly enjoyed one section that had a ton of really tempting Christmas decor. There were also some really nice old furniture pieces, like dressers/vanities and chairs. Most of what I would be interested was a bit out of my budget though - despite that, I left with a very lovely antique postcard to add to my collection. So, success! Truly a great antique shop in the sense that you never know what you're going to find here, but you'll be glad you did!

This shop sits just off main street in East Aurora. A little treasure shop with just about…read moreeverything. Looking for an unusual gift or an addition to your decor, it's definitely worth a stop. Eclectic and nicely organized, you will probably find some little item you can't live without. The owner Linda is very sweet, helpful, covid-friendly. I consign with her and have also purchased many pieces from jewelry to serving wear to Roycroft gifts. Lovely shop to spend a few minutes.