Wow! What a treat to visit this store! Or, some could even liken-it to a museum where the items…read moreon display are for sale! No negatives whatsoever. Open seasonal, with the ability to walk by and call Richard for an appointment in winter. Right on Main Street, in the Chatham Shopping District. A must to stop-by and go-in. Antique books, delft plates, Wedgwood, Sandwich glass, and so many other items to choose from. The antiques are not just regional or nautical; in fact, Richard travels all over and acquire the best of the best from the Revolutionary-era Americana to early 20th century curios. Prices are very reasonable. They have smaller pieces of Cape glassware under 100.00, 50.00, and 30.00 dollars - very affordable to very high-end expensive collector pieces. This store is not a 'clean out an estate' store that sells everything, it leans more to the more selective collector. You will be greeted by a sweet and noble beast named, Tyler - give him a pet! One of the best antique stores I've ever frequented.

By far, the best antique store on the Cape. From original signed documents from the King of…read moreEngland, to weapons from hundreds of years ago, to priceless antique furniture, this place will blow you away. Ladies, don't let your husbands in here with their platinum card as they will walk out with a $17,000 piece of history. Seriously, if you're in the market and can afford it, he has quality pieces. If you can't afford and wish to dream, museums are hard-pressed to beat this collection. If you like cute dogs and a friendly owner, this is the place for you.

Great Little antique store with all kinds of goodies. Prices are great. Service is outstanding. You…read morecouldn't ask for a better place to find the unique and unusual. I hope you'll check it out next time you're in the area.

A great place to buy old nautical "Stuff" at reasonable prices. Carol is great. She always invites…read morecustomers to poke around for hidden treasures.

We're pleased we were able to visit the store and get a few items - the owner very nice and…read morepleasant- we wish him the best in his retirement-

From the owner: Small business specializing in Antiques and Oriental Rugs serving the Cape and Boston area for over…read more25 years

I could have spent all day in this delightful shop and barely scratched the surface of everything…read morethey had to offer. If you like history (I do), cartography (I really do), or just beautiful works of art (I really really do), this is a stop well worth making. The staff are incredibly knowledgable, don't mind answering questions, and even noticed when my friend and I were interested in one particular area and offered to show us some other pieces not in the racks. Several maps and charts came home with us, and my wallet is significantly lighter but my soul is significantly happier. I adore this place and hope to visit again next time I find myself on the Cape. In the meantime, I foresee many future visits to their excellent website!

A small shop but worth a stop. They have a lot of unique antique maps and some of the reproduction…read moreprints are very affordable for those who aren't looking to spend a lot but would like one to take home and hang on their wall. There are lots of different maps of Cape Cod but also historical maps from all over the country and all over the world.

This is an interesting upscale consignment shop; well-arranged and presented, with a quality…read morevariety of items to explore and browse. The prices are a bit on the high side, but the items are often quite nice and/or unique. One may not find a "bargain", but it can be an aesthetically pleasing experience nonetheless.

This is a fun store (and rear annex) to walk through. They do a great job of marketing and…read morearranging their stock. Pricing is high-- I've seen items priced at full value or very close to it. If the idea of recycling and reusing is your priority, then the prices may not bother you. If you'r e looking for a bargain, this isn't the place.