Oh my goodness! This place is so cute! A husband and wife own it and they have for over 20 years…read more The wife is the finder and takes pride in all her antiques she finds. Her husband is in charge of the packing and is so proud of it he regaled me with many a story of a satisfied customer after traveling home with treasures that didn't break. It was adorable. While it did take about 30 mins to wrap one glass to take home, which turned into 3 before I left (probably his tactic haha), I enjoyed listening to his stories and looking around the store. If you like glassware and china, this is the place for you.

Stopped by this absolute gem of a shop for some wedding gift shopping and we we amazed at the…read morevariety and quality of the pieces assembled by Janice and Carl. We loved meeting them both as we marveled at the beauty assembled around us. We will definitely be back. If you are in the area late in the day on Thursday, Friday or Saturday, you shouldn't miss Elegant Findings.

To the Out of towner, person without car walking everywhere…read moreand naive enough to assume.....Don't walk here expecting her to be open. She's apparently an owner who opens and closes when she feels like it. I walked 45 min to come to this "amazing" antique store only to find it closed. No hours posted on door. She has mail stuffed in the bars in her door that make it appear she hasn't been open for days. Hugely disappointed but I learned a lesson to always call these small places that aren't made to follow hours.

Been a client here for a number of years. I always seem to find something...whether a unique piece…read moreof jewelry or a wonderful piece of art for my walls...You truly never see this place the same way twice. If you're not shopping here...you're truly missing out on something special.

Marcoz Antiques is my favorite place to shop whenever I travel to Boston. I have been going there…read moresince the early 1980s. The shop holds wonderful European treasures, and the owner Marc is extraordinarily knowledgeable and so very helpful. He's got a great eye for quality and style, and he even offers interior design services.

The best antique store on Newbury, also sells hard to find Agraria soaps!read more

My son and I stopped into this unique little shop yesterday. What a pleasure to meet Pat and a…read moreblessing that she shared her story with us. Dont miss this incredible, one of a kind shop, and dont leave without an autographed book from Pat which is an amazing piece of history!!! Such a special experience to meet 102 year old Pat!!!

Very pushy sales lady, trying to get you to buy her book. Found a ring that we liked, was told it…read morewas handmade and real silver. This was not true as it turned the finger green.

We own a small condo in Cambridge in a building that is about 150+ years old. Finding the perfect…read morefurniture to fit in some of the odd areas has been difficult. The other day we needed a very specific piece, in a very specific design style (mid-century modern), at a very specific size. After going to no less than 4 'modern' furniture shops, I was finally able to convince my husband to drive with me to Newton to take a look at a piece I found on DCA's website that I was pretty sure was EXACTLY what we needed. And, spoiler alert, it was. Then the other day, again, trying to find a corner table/cabinet is basically impossible, again at a very specific size and design style. But DCA in the Boston location had it. Not only are the pieces here unbelievably beautiful, they are affordable (within reason) and well restored. The owner and his sister were so wonderful to work and speak with about the pieces they have collected. I could have spent hours looking at everything they have in their showrooms. This is now our go-to for mid-century modern furniture. PS. check out their Klippan Wool blankets. Perfect for the cold season.

If you like Mid-century this is this the authentic place to go. The proprietor, Jim, will walk you…read morethrough various woods and styles. He has a keen eye for Scandinavian design. It's two floors. The store has old world charm and unique mid century design.

I purchased a vase through their auction and the shipping company wanted a lot to ship it so…read moreCentral Mass Auctions packed and shipped it themselves and it arrived perfectly. They were very friendly and accommodating. Sharon Moyse

I called Wayne seemingly out of nowhere one day last spring. My in-laws had to vacate their…read moreproperty of 40+ years to move closer to us so that we could care for their medical needs. I could tell from speaking to him that he was someone that would treat their estate respectfully and thoughtfully. I was RIGHT! Wayne was there exactly when and how we needed him. He knew his stuff and was able to monetize these valuable items to their respective potential. Mostly, it was a huge relief to have this enormous task be a little less stressful than it could have been. We were in good hands from start to finish! Thank you Central Mass Auctions!!! I would HIGHLY recommend!

Until last summer, I walked by this store hundreds of times and never managed to get myself in…read morethere. With the plethora of antique shops on Beacon Hill, it's easy to overlook some. I'm happy that a glittery window display caught not only my eye but my cousin's too as she and I were strolling down Charles St. What we noticed in particular were some stunning pieces of vintage jewelry. We discovered that in addition to some beautiful pieces of antique furniture and some exquisite oil paintings, Bridge Antiques has quite an impressive collection of antique jewelry both fine and faux. On that day last summer, my cousin ended up buying an intriguing and quite bold emerald ring from Turkey with mysterious designs and inlays that included evil eyes. It needed a bit of work from her jeweler at home to restore some aspects of it but she did get a great deal. Respectful bargaining on price seems to be okay here. When she wears that ring now it is out of this world different and attention grabbing. The owner is a pleasant woman with an adorable dog that sometimes keeps her company in the shop. She doesn't mind folks like me who browse for a long time. She will happily take anything you might want to see out of a case for a try-on. Some other shops on Beacon Hill suffer from the snob factor but that's not an issue here so it's a comfortable experience. While things can be pricey, the quality of most things seems quite good. Not to undermine the furniture and art here, most of which is lovely, for me this has become the place to check out the antique jewelry. It's not to be missed if you are a fan of jewelry that comes with history.

"A white couple from Canada and I entered this store at the same time. The woman u see at the door…read moreasked me to leave. Her reason was that she was conducting a private sale with the couple. Therefore, she needed to be alone with them. She then asked me to leave. The couple heard the exchange and left in protest" A friend just experienced this racist ignorance today. It's not acceptable to be a racist and think your customers will be as well....In 2018 this is happening for obvious reasons. Don't support racism or gender discrimination. Boston shop needs to do better! Just say no...