If you're visiting St. Michael's, be sure to check out Antiques on Talbot -…read more Their selection is great, ranging from handmade items to various fun trinkets and collectibles! We loved the colorful pitcher and the cute wooly sheep! The owner, Ms. Carol, is super welcoming, friendly, and very sweet - she can help you find what you're looking for and is readily available to answer any questions. We had a great time perusing, and it was such a great way to start off the day! +great selection +friendly owner

Bottom Line: One of the best antique stores in the region with a focus on Chesapeake Bay heritage…read moreand a friendly owner. I am so glad I stumbled upon Antiques on Talbots several years ago. It is at the end of the shopping area on the main drag of N. Talbot Street but should not be overlooked! My husband and I visited several years ago and I am now the proud owner of a beautiful Seacret Oyster can that transports me back in time to when oyster harvesting and packing was such a big business in Maryland that many cities were built upon the shucked shells! On my most recent visit I was checking out the selection of oyster plates and some cool croquet clubs and balls. The store is packed so there is a lot to take in. The owner is always friendly and conversational but not overbearing. She takes great pride in what she has in store and is glad to share her knowledge about it.

I am a fan of Denton Station Antique Mall! The hubs and I were in the area, and I personally…read moredidn't expect much from what it looked from the outside. It's true - don't ever judge a book by its cover! This building is very welcoming and cozy - it does contain A HUGE selection, ranging from vintage and retro dishware/glassware, toys, furniture, clothing, framed art, games, home decor, and other kitschy items. It is overwhelming in the sense that there is many to look at, but not to the point where it's messy or untidy. Everything was well laid-out and placed, and there was plenty of space to move in and out of little aisles. The gentleman at the front was very friendly and welcoming and allowed all his patrons to peruse with no hassle. There was plenty to see! We saw old Raggedy Ann and Andy dolls, old Disney figurines, Fiestaware dishware, and even 8 mm projectors. I found a cute desk decor for teachers, so I had to get one! Prices are very fair, and there are some sections that have additional discounts. Plenty of parking in their private lot. +great selection of antique/vintage items +organized! +friendly staff! +plenty of parking in their private lot

Stay away. Overpriced and snarky staff member. Take your business on-line. I am all for buying…read morelocal but not from businesses that are disrespectful.

FOXWELL'S ANTIQUES' MALL has nice selection of quality antiques, jewelry, and vintage collectibles…read more- all nicely merchandised and carefully curated by assorted vendors. I worked with Charlie and Glory re: a couple of items; they are extremely courteous and knowledgeable. Their vendors are fortunate to have such good ambassadors for their wares! Antiques and fine, vintage jewelry aficionados - add Foxwell's to your list of places to hunt and gather!

Fabulous items, great finds throughout the store, Mrs Pam and Mrs Karen are always happy and…read morehelpful, if you can't find a deal here there's none to be found they literally have a little bit of everything for all ages. Please stop by and check them out!

Hey Guys!...Listen Up!...Awesome girly store for my wife while I grab a beer down the street!read more

Cutest little shop! Beach soap smells just like the beach and wow it feels like butter!read more

Incredible!!!! Every first Friday of month live band and complimentary beer and vino!!!! So…read morewelcoming. Dog friendly.

Had to give at least one, but absolutely zero stars. Management is horrific. My mother purchased a…read moreneon sign from them. The price was ridiculous to begin with, but she really wanted it for our pool house and it was a fabulous find. The owner said they would deliver it and such, so we were super pleased with them. However, my mother returned to the store about a month later--so this past week--to do some more shopping with our family friends. A woman, who I assume is the owner, noticed our family friend showing the sign to her daughter. The owner walked over to them and started discussing who purchased it--so, my mother. The woman apparently was calling my mother a "crazy" woman, she had told her partner (?unsure of the relationship between the two) to throw out a ridiculous price with the hopes of deterring my mother from purchasing the item. The reason for it being because they didn't want to sell it yet. Low and behold, my mother is standing right there, listening to this woman bad-mouth her, call her names, and other horrific items. I am pleased to say my mother defended herself and her purchase, which I'm sure gave her some sense of victory. At the end of the day. This is a great store. The management, however, could care less about their customers--to the point that they go out of their way to speak unbelievably poorly about them. Thankfully, my mother was standing right there. Suggestions? First of all, tell someone something isn't for sale if you do not want to sell it. It is a geographic area that houses many wealth individuals that will pay those prices for items they truly want. Secondly, the customer should be your main priority. If you are upset because a customer bought something from your store that YOU GAVE THEM A QUOTE ON, then there is a real issue that needs to be addressed--personally and for the store. If you are going out of your way to speak poorly of a loyal customer, then that is a sure fire way to receive reviews such as mine. Like I said, great store, plenty of great pieces. However, that aspect is completely minimized if management is horrific. Do better. Me and my family are appalled.

Bottom Line: A historic home full of antiques, vintage-inspired items, home decor, jewelry and…read moremore. My husband I wandered into Sea Captain's Cottage to explore this two-story treasure chest. We enjoyed roaming from room to room between the two floors checking out the eclectic merchandise. Some items were antiques and other were inspired from the past. I'm also perpetually on the hunt for items related to Chesapeake Bay heritage and there was plenty of that at Sea Captain's Cottage. We spent quite a bit of time checking out this delightful store and enjoyed our experience.

I am from Virginia and saw this shop in the way to Dewey beach. There is a lot to sort through but…read moreyou can really find some gems. The store owner, Paul, is such a sweet man with a lot of history. He is so helpful and you can tell he loves what he does. I highly recommend visiting if you are searching for something unique!