I bought a pendent of Jade with 14K gold at an excellent price. It is exquisite and a perfect gift…read morefor my daughter's birthday. The owner is very friendly and the shop's inside and outside is very clean and well maintained with a lot of lights. The collections are rich, it is just a fun place to browse if you are in west Acton.

Wonderful new store in West Acton! The owner is lovely and has a nice selection of furniture, home…read moregoods, and jewelry. Reasonable prices. Parking behind the store is available.

Prices are pretty high for the most part, bunch of booth spaces and quick to walk around. One of…read morethe ladies working here was very pushy with her both if anyone showed any interest, asking if people were interested she could lower the price and stuff like that it was a little much... we got a couple of things and would have got more if it wasn't for the prices..I

What a cute little shop. We had such fun exploring inside. Quaint little town and the nicest people…read moreever! Loved the clothes and notebooks. Great look back into history.

A lovely shop filled with elegant merchandise. The owner…read moreworks hard to stock the store with wonderful antiques and accessories. A must stop when antiquing in the area.

Went on a Sunday afternoon, caught our eye driving by. We walk in and the store is a mess, woman…read moreworking said "sorry, we're getting ready for a show." (brimfield I'm assuming) then she completely ignores us for the rest of the time we're there. Not only that, but she is sitting in the middle of the store blocking the main isle. We had to awkwardly squeeze our way behind her, she couldn't even scoot in her chair and say sorry. Once we get past her we see there's another woman in the corner working. She didn't even acknowledge us. She definitely knew we were in the store since it is pretty small. General pleasantries go a long way. They had a few nice items too that we may have been interested in but due to their lack of "interest" in is, we left. We'll also never go back.

So glad to visit this shop again. Eileen has some awesome early American finds. Lots of lovely…read moredressers, tables, and other items that can easily be repurposed to hold a modern purpose. Farmhouse or early American primitive furniture lovers will have a ball! Bring cash or check if you can and get a little discount.

Love walking through this shop and discovering great finds and decorating ideas. It just [excuse…read morethe pun] never gets old. How do they do it?

Great place! On the small side, but great anyway. This guy has a fantastic stock of antique…read morefurniture and he's very will to negotiate on price. In addition to the store, there is bargain basement that you have to walk around the outside of the building to get to... Lots of quality stuff at great prices. I think it might even be worth a drive (a couple of towns) to get to!

Stopped in a few weeks ago looking for furniture. The majority of the items are home furnishing so…read moreI was in luck. The shop is on the small side with only two rooms. The items are all in good condition and the prices are very fair. You can bargain with the owners as well and I didn't feel any pressure to walk out the door with a purchase. My fiance and I spotted an interesting bar table that we spoke to the owner about, she was happy to show us how it worked. I asked about the bargain basement which has since been let go due to the cost of the lease. I didn't purchase anything on my first visit but plan to check back periodically for furniture.

This place survived the pandemic in good shape. This is actually a mall with multiple dealers. Be…read moresure to bring cash or a check book because most booths have substantial discounts for this. There are knowledgeable coin dealers there. About a third of the shop is dedicated to high quality reprise and some really cool rustic furniture.

A wonderful Old Fashioned cluttered antique shop filled with great estate items. I have unearthed…read moremany surprises here. Dick and Janice have been doing business in Townsend for many years and are known for their fair prices and good eye. The shop is located in a large building which also houses a wondeful antique co-op upstairs, and an area with new decorative items and furniture. A place to make a destination when out in that area, plus it is a beautiful ride on 119, and close to NH as well.

Great selections. Very friendly and helpful customer service. Good and affordable prices for the…read moretype of things you find there.

I've been coming to Corner Antiques for years. It's actually one of the things I look forward to…read morewhen I visit family in the Boston area since there's always something new & interesting to see! From antique lard tins (who knew these existed?) to Mickey Mouse clocks to Vintage Jewelry, old-time Christmas ornaments, and painted greeting cards, I've seen them all here at different times, all tastefully presented & well-curated. To top it all off, Jan (the owner) is always welcoming & her prices are great. I almost don't want to post this review because then all the good stuff will sell before I can visit again, but this hidden gem of a place really deserves your business. Go shop here! :) FYI - It's a little hard to find (behind Benjamin Moore Paints), but look for a light blue bike propped up against a fence in the middle of the block -- turn in there! It's on your right behind the paint store, with free parking right there.

I cannot say enough kind words to express how genuinely wonderful my experience here was. New to…read moretown, I was looking to furnish my apartment with some antiques (better than IKEA, not as expensive as CB). I found myself at Past Prezence a few weeks ago, and I'm surprised I ever left! Past Prezence, run by Gina and Herb, is a true haven of wonderfully eclectic home furnishings, purses and articles of clothing. Each item has a rich story in its past, which I'm sure Gina and Herb will tell you about if you ask. Aside from the antiques, Gina and Herb also sell (and make!) original coffee tables from unexpected materials. Brimming with creativity and stocked with the right tools, Gina and Herb make custom pieces, too. I can claim, with absolutely no hyperbole, that Gina and Herb are artists. And, at that, some of the kindest, most interesting and inspiring people I have ever met. Visiting Past Prezence, from a completely selfish perspective, got me so much more than I bargained for: an artful coffee table, a beautiful mirror, a mellowed dresser, and a few of Gina's vintage purses (that already lived a memorable life, but are in great shape to live again)! Find yourself tired of mass-produced, low-quality furniture, purses and people? Visit Past Prezence for quality furnishings at great prices, interesting conversation and a little bit of inspiration. You will not be disappointed. And lastly, an important note on location-- it is in an industrial park (Building 5, I believe?) and is listed under "Sensation Wear" (for now) on the sign near the fire department. Follow your GPS, and when you get on the right road, take a "right" right after the fire department (you'll see the sign on your left) and continue down the road. It will be the building on your left. It may be a little difficult to find, but if you're lost, give them a call and they'll kindly help you to the right place. To Gina and Herb-- If you're reading this, thank you thank you! Wonderful meeting you. Best of luck :)