My favorite kind of antique store, where there are a variety of things from mostly the mid-19th to…read moremid-20th century, just happily being old at reasonable prices. It's big (two floors open, hints that sometimes there's a third floor). It's arranged so that a person can browse comfortably -- aisles are logical and not too tight. Not super-precious, but not junk. Not heavily mid-century modern, not heavily country. One of the downstairs vendors looks to be buying dollhouse miniatures at estate sales, so if that's your thing, the prices aren't cheap but the selection is interesting.

I can remember pre Covid this place being amazing but I think between the collection of uninspiring…read morejunk, the dust/ must smell and the dim / dank lighting im not sure i would make a special trip to come here in the near future. Still a very large store with a lot of selection so if you are in the downtown area already and/or killing time a stop here makes sense. The rear of the store is all cloths and a lot, there are 2-3 booths with a lot of vinyl, some okay deals and some prices that make absolutely no sense.. service is ok, the typical checked out no super helpful checkout people that don't really know what is in the store or where to find anything other than what you could find easily by yourself.

GF and I love our adventures. After leaving a wedding in Rutland, we drove some scenic roads back…read moreinto MA. Part of the way home, we spotted the Twitchell House on the left side of route 30 as we were motoring South. The Twitchell House is seriously an entire house (and barn and tent and yard) full of antiques. We probably spent two hours poking through all the rooms, digging up all sorts of neat little trinkets. GF got a soldering iron shaped like a pistol and some funky tins. I got a mid-century cake tin for a baker friend, an old glass ink well, a set of 1920s fake pearls, a 1940s black fox muff that I am so excited to rock the hell out of this winter...I think that's all I got...but it definitely wasn't all I wanted to get. The owners are also pretty awesome, and super chatty. They love their collection and they've carefully labeled everything in the building. If you're ever in Southern Vermont looking for an adventure, this is definitely a worthwhile stop.

I have to wholeheartedly agree with the other reviewer...this place is amazing. Southern VT has a…read morelot of antiquing, but this place is the most bohemian. Prices were flexible and low, there wasn't a single item I looked at that I wasn't willing to pay full sticker price. We are trying to keep our place minimal and we have all of the furniture we need, but we did get these two amazing rugs. She did say that she usually doesn't do rugs, but that she got these on a gut feeling. They are in tough shape, and in need of a good cleaning, but they were a CRAZY good deal and exactly what I was searching for. If I were opening a restaurant or a boutique, or just looking to furnish my place, I would schlep up here as my first stop.

This little flea market in Wilmington, Vermont, has been greeting summer tourists and locals for as…read morelong as I can remember. It is open during the warm months on Saturdays and Sundays and the number of vendors varies depending on the weather. People come from as far away as Connecticut and Boston to search for treasures The vendors are an eclectic cast of characters with wares ranging from antiques and junk to produce and baked goods. The days we visited there were about 25 dealers. Haggling is encouraged but these guys are pros. You want to get there early on Saturday to get the best selection of treasures. Sally, who run the market with her family, is friendly and keeps things organized. The restrooms are clean with plenty of hand sanitizer and flowers. There is plenty of parking as well. The coffee at the food trailer is good, we did not try the food.

I once loved to go to this small market and there are still good vendors with fun and useful items…read moreas well be as homemade products. However, in the last few years the market had become increasing politicized which takes away from the relaxing charm. A week after the last school shootings in TX, the market has several (I counted about four) booths selling gun-related paraphernalia, flags with AR-15 image saying "Trump for Guns", "F... Biden", etc. The market was more fun and charming when it only sold antiques, collectibles, handmade objects, and homemade/grown goods. Why can't the market return to this rather than increasingly represent the division, hate, and violence in the US?

Nice selection of vintage items- lighting was ok- some cubicles very low lighting- very interesting…read morefinds with fair prices- all seem market-value. Great selection- his and hers type stuff-would visit again when in the area.

Great selection of a wide variety of second-hand housewares, furniture and electronics in a well…read moreorganized store. Art work, printers, stereo components, small appliances are in abundance. Clothes selection is mediocre, not a lot of items and no great finds. If you are willing to come in regularly you can find some gorgeous pieces of large classic "brown" tables, bureaus chairs and mirrors and occasionally a contemporary piece suitable for refinishing. Beautiful pieces come and go quickly. For example a tall corner bookcase in a birch finish with rounded walnut shelves and a lower cupboard was priced at $85 and did not last the day. Staff is kinda hostile and def not helpful or welcoming. They do not offer delivery or have recommendations for people whom you can hire, which adds significant cost to buying larger pieces and too much hassle for me.

A huge Antique market. The booth kind. I scored today and…read morefound a Shawnee "Corn King" Cookie Jar. 50% off. Got it for $35. This place is closing next month after 27 years in business. The family will still run antique weekly auctions, onsite and online. Some really nice antiques here. Wish I could afford it!! Their website is www.knottypineantiques.com

Very good auctioneer, they have a decent selection in all auctions and the prices generally pan out…read moreto be pretty good. Great prices on just about anything you can imagine including furniture. Be sure to look at everything before hand, we bought a bookcase for $75 then when we picked it up noticed that the back was falling apart. I don't believe most of the auctions have a reserve but I can't say for sure, in some cases they have gone down to $1 for a piece of furniture . The speed is pretty quick so you need to pay attention or you may miss the item you want. Some of the people that work here take it upon themselves to describe things to the nth degree when they bring them up but should really just stick to holding things .

Great place to troll around for stuff you lost or your siblings broke when you were a kid.read more

Very friendly service. There is a large selection a very nice Antiques most are in the buyable…read more price range. The shop hours are very convenient. Seven days a week is nice.

Nice spacious shop with many different dealers so a good variety of items for sale. People at…read morecounter are always friendly. Great drive up the highway or take Rt. 5 and enjoy the scenery. Easy to find and plenty of great deals.

Large roadside shop, crammed full of junk and treasures, so much that they are spilling out the…read morefront door. A bit dusty, but you might find a good deal here.

The store is generously filled with Antiques and vintage treasures…read more Great prices and always a discount. Attentive and knowledgeable staff. The Owner is extremely nice and always on hand to answer questions. Always a wonderful shopping experience. After 30 years, it continues to be one of the best multi vendor co-op antique stores in Burlington County.

One of my favorite local antique stores. Lots of neat jewelry. Bought a beautiful sideboard in…read morethere too a few years ago. That being said, good grief. I ended up leaving today because they would not let me use their restroom. (I've used it in the past). Not sure I will be back. If you own a business where you want people to spend time to browse, make your restroom available.

This is the most comfortable Antique store i have ever shopped at. The prices reflect that they…read moreknow antiques and the value of the items they sell. I have never felt rushed or that I was being "watched" i can wonder freely and get lost in all the wonderful items they displays. Whenever I am looking for something special there always willing to help. This is my go to. I love it.​

Old antique house…read more Open by appointment. Facebook says: 'call first'. They hagle farm and home antiques (very old stuff): wheels, gnomes, plates, sacks, hats, old milk stools, wood furniture with paint peeling, knock-nacks, self made knitting, pots, gas cans, cracked glasses. This shop is on Elliot st. away from Main Street in Brattleboro. On open days the owner sets items on street. Just look for a beat up gray car, parked close to road. Millie's sells historical old Yankees photographs! #YankeesUniverse Rebel review: 2

We met Lorraine and Brent Newell when we spent a summer in West Wardsboro and are now obsessed with…read moretheir bourbon barrel aged maple syrup. There's no alcohol in the maple syrup, but the maple syrup is aged in bourbon barrels giving them a deliciously strong aroma that is bound to delight any whisky or bourbon fan. We heard today that Brent is getting a new sugar house. The old one was in need of repairs. I'm excited to see what he is able to produce in his new sugar house. Lorraine also does a tremendous job curating her store and bringing together very cute Vermont-themed or country home themed items. It's easy to find a gift for anyone here. They even have some wooden marble toys in the back to entertain your kid while you shop.

Wow what a great little shop !!! The owner Lorraine is so helpful and sweet. We picked up some…read morelocal soaps and found an awesome serving tray. Not to mention her husband provides the shop with some amazing Maple Syrup! Had to get some as you cannot have pancakes Sunday morning without VT Maple Syrup! We will definitely be stopping by again when we come back from going to Stratton Mountain.