This is a small souvenir shop in the Saint Michaels. Honestly, the reason why I stopped and went in…read morewas because of the super cute boat for the baby outside (unfortunately, I forgot to take a picture of it). The shop is similar to all the other souvenir shops around the area, but the reason why I'm taking the time to write a review on this one is because of the owners! (I'm guessing they're the owners... if not, then oops). The husband, who was manning the register was SO FUNNY and personable! And his wife's witty comments will make you LAUGH! My day trip to Saint Michaels was fun, but this shop truly made it memorable.

Every town should have a place like Candleberry. The Gallery is a place where local and regional…read moreartists display and sell their art--everything from original oil paintings to ceramics to greeting cards to photography. If you love original art and supporting artists this is a must-visit. There are many styles and mediums. It is not fancy--very mom and pop, which I also love.

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.

Come by Chance is a higher end boutique of furniture and home decor, and we had a nice time…read moreperusing their selection. Their marble tables and their platters were beautiful! Staff were friendly and allowed patrons to look around in a comfortable setting. +pretty dishware +friendly staff

Lots of boutique shops in this town, and this one is just a tiny more upscale than most. Really…read morelovely smelling candles, dinner ware and deco. I loved the paintings on the walls with the hues of the water. Some of the furniture looked like it belonged to a Diane Keaton movie - if you know what I mean, you know.

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.

We went to the Potting Shed while travelling after our Wedding at the Little Chapel in Elkton, MD…read more 3/2/02. the experience was so fun and the folks were charming. We bought a hand/signed basket that we still have. the quality of the store items were authentic and beautifully made. Beyond a memory it was an experience and a diamond in the rough. We now live in Deer Lake, WA. The Chambers 1/23/24

I love this shop. It's the kind of place you want to pretend is your own, and have a cup of tea…read more Lots of excellent, must have, luxurious bath items, local and world art, kitchen and dining tools...well, it's well worth sending some time exploring. I never leave without something beautiful.

Great place to shop for unique items! I drop by regularly to catch up with the awesome owner & of…read morecourse to buy lots of cool stuff. Check it out, it's one of my favorite places on the planet.

I had been searching far and wide for a ring for my wife for Christmas. Most stores had the same…read moreold thing, but Guilford & Company, aside from their knowledgeable and friendly staff, had a wide selection of styles and price ranges. I found a great ring at a fair price that I am sure will thrill my wife this Christmas. I'm sure I will shop there again, and they have free parking behind the store, which is a huge plus in St. Michaels.

Having ogled some gold estate/signed pieces in the window over the past couple of days, I finally…read moredragged my husband in for an impromptu first visit..... I wasn't expecting much, but, WOW. It turns out that the good stuff is hidden in the store. Case after case of antique diamond and gemstone jewelry! We may need to visit Guilford and Co. every time I'm in town! I was surprised at how large this store is. The pieces are displayed well, grouped by era as well as stone type, as far as I could tell. I also couldn't believe how many Edwardian and Art Deco pieces they had on site. I mostly browsed the gemstone rings, but I'd imagine that this would also be a great place to purchase a piece with dreamy old cut diamonds! They also have a GIA GG on-site who is available to answer more detailed questions. Some standouts -- -a warm L/M round cut diamond in a glowing emerald halo with absolutely GORGEOUS tiny milgrain detail on the bezel -an intricate and HUGE Art Deco diamond brooch/pendant that I didn't dare try on -a high carat yellow gold ring set w/ a rich, dark amethyst cab -a fireball of an orange sapphire set in a halo ring -a blue moonstone ring set in an angular diamond and filigree halo -several Edwardian diamond rings in the central case, including what looked like a three-stone of old (mine?) cut diamonds in a filigree setting -and.... Well, I could go on and on, but I don't imagine anyone is actually still reading this. :) I should also mention that it is a very comfortable, low pressure environment to browse in. The SA was more than happy to dart from case to case, and even suggested different items for me to try on. She was friendly, informed, and very easy to get along with -- No fake nicety or condescension here. I actually told her directly that I'd used up all my "spending points" on jewelry this month, but she just kindly asked what I'd used them on and then continued letting me try on the pretties. Can't wait to make a return visit. I'm already (secretly, shhh) plotting another trip to St. Michaels.

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