I loved this place when Louise and her husband owned it. I've been extremely underwhelmed with the…read morestore under new ownership and I have no intention of returning.

Excellent customer service! Ever changing Furniture and…read moreGoods at exceptionally great prices.

Caveat emptor! Be aware that if you buy something here, you can neither return nor exchange it!…read more Let me repeat that, you can't even EXCHANGE it. So if your misguided spouse, let us say, buys something you hate, you're stuck with it. This would seem to be a bad business plan, since if I'd been able to at least exchange it, I'd probably have bought something more expensive, and perhaps gone again. As it is, I'll never go there again, and neither will my spouse.

This is an indoor flea market, not an antique shop. Vendors rent "booths" and display their goods…read more That being said, it's awesome. Three floors of treasures and just crap to poke through. Something for everyone. The prices are fair - not cheap - but I didn't see much that was overpriced. It's a great place to meander through on a cold or rainy day. Lots to see. The staff was helpful and nice. I used the bathroom. It was in the back room and was a sight to see. But it worked for me! You should visit Whitney Hill Antiques if you're in the area. Leave yourself ample time. It took us 2 hours to see everything

So much fun exploring the nooks and crannies of Kev's barnyard. A cross between an artists craft…read morefair and a flea market meets an antique shop. So many vendors in one space. Prices varied from reasonable to crazy but the amount of items for sale were mind boggling! I didn't know where to look! Really enjoyed looking around and I look forward to going back.

Popped in to Christmas shop and found more for myself…read more Variety of items on two levels. If that was Kev at the register he's a kind fella that will strike up a quick conversation while checking you out.

What a beautiful shop in downtown Easthampto with a gracious host. She's friendly, knowledgeable…read moreand has great brands and prices on used woman's clothing and accessories. A very nice curated collection of great items

I recently wanted a new coffee table and new tables just don't for my old Victorian home. I felt a…read morelittle lost. Then, browsing in Sonnet and Sparrow and the sister store Squirrel, I saw it! A French countryside, marble-topped table with beautiful wood design. It looks magical next to the exquisite couch in pink and yellow that I purchased from this amazing store last year. Now any time I want to add a new piece to my living room, bedroom, wardrobe or wherever!! I know where to go! Sonnet and Sparrow!

Super fun, cool store with 2 floors of vintage treasures~ a bit of everything. Nice service,…read morepleasant and engaging. Definitely worth the trip.

The amount of things I could say about this place is quite endless. For starters-yes they have very…read moreunique and quite cool vintage things, but for the price of my left kidney, I think I'll pass. If you want to go here don't forget your gas mask for the top floor. It smells like moth balls and wet spent cigarettes. I'm giving this place five stars because the dogs let me pet them!

Fantastic mid century furniture store run by Rebecca and Sarah. Nice range of beautiful pieces as…read morewell as fun art, lamps, vases and collectibles. They are knowledgeable and helpful. Great place to find a special gift for someone or... yourself.

Amazing store! Becky, the owner, is very friendly and has a fantastic eye for great vintage pieces…read more If you're into mid-century stuff you will be in heaven. Everything is well-priced and in beautiful condition, and it's not an overwhelming amount of inventory - although they are always finding and bringing in cool, new pieces. The furniture is great, but I also love the unique art and decorative housewares. The back area also has a small, but well-curated selection of classic records and vintage clothing. I def recommend following their fb and Instagram pages to find out when new items come in - and stopping by just to check things out!

One half of a building that houses two separate antique shops. A friendly woman greeted us in a…read moremask from behind the desk and offered us hand sanitizer from the station by the door. We obliged and kept our masks on for the visit. This store has a large space and a second room with a variety of merchandise. Nothing struck us today, but we would stop back.

Dusty old spot, with a lot of things that have been there since before the age or man. I will be…read morehonest there were a lot of things that I checked the prices on and got a closer look at but the prices instantly made gag. The furniture was decent but I can't imagine anyone would buy them. There were old books every where and even a couple of rare finds like some old playboys . Lol. The whole time I was there I listened to the owner talk about how great he was and how amazing his collection was. I will give them another try but I can't imagine with their prices I will get anything.

This half of the building that houses two separate antique shops is run by an older gentleman…read more There were a few customers that came in looking for specific items while we were there and the gentleman seemed knowledgeable and kind. We chatted about the NY Post he was reading, baseball (nice to have a Yankee fan in Red Sox country) and a little bit of politics. Pretty small store but good variety of stuff reasonably priced. He wore a mask, as did we, but we didn't purchase anything so not sure if hand sanitizer was available. We would stop back.

Sleepy old store. Didn't really find anything worth even asking about. Apparently there was a sale…read morein every booth even if it wasn't posted, according to the old guy there who I felt back about waking up from a nap. There was one booth that had some cool stuff but other than that I wasn't really sure what I was looking at, how long it had been for sale or what not. It's pretty simple, if you aren't impressed by anything in the window its probably not worth going in. The. End.

Lovely little eclectic shop. Gorgeous treasures abound. Definitely worth the trip. The staff were…read morevery helpful.

The White Rabbit is such a fun find! Emily is the owner and she's there every time I've gone to…read morethis charming store! The store has so many cool and interesting little things, like beaded keychains, hair accessories, candles, jewelry, greeting cards and decor. Some of it is vintage and some is locally hand made. The back of the store is the thrift clothing section. Everything looks to be in excellent shape. There's also records, shoes and purses. I saw a Dior coat, and some items by Burberry and by Alexander McQueen. They are selective about their selection of items they accept. There isn't any of that awful stuffy smell. It feels and looks like everything is brand new. It's easy to look and touch things without the fear of everything falling. This store isn't stuffed at all. I can't wait to return and see what else they have.

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?