A Treasure Hunter's Dream! Good Ground Antiques really lives…read moreup to its name -- it's solid ground for uncovering some seriously good finds! It's a beautifully curated collection overflowing with incredible finds in every corner. It's run by one owner and features 12 unique vendors offering a wide range of items: tables, books, maps, flags, glassware, lamps, flags, baskets, nautical items, historical pieces, cute sunglasses -- basically everything you can think of and more. Some pieces are very reasonably priced, while others felt a bit steep, but the overall quality and variety makes it well worth exploring. The layout is impressive: there's street parking, two side parking lots, a spacious front store, two barns in the back, and a large outdoor area filled with beautiful teak furniture and garden décor. I'm officially obsessed -- hidden gems are tucked everywhere you look! Huge thanks to Pam for being so warm and helpful -- we truly appreciated your time. I found several fantastic pieces to use for my business displays and can't wait to return. They take cash and card. If you're in the area, this is an absolute must-stop! They're currently open 7 days a week, but be sure to check the hours before you go -- they closed at 5 p.m. when I visited. I really hope this review helps someone discover Good Ground Antiques -- this place is amazing and deserves way more love than it's currently getting on Yelp! ENJOY.

This place has been around FOREVER, or at least for most of my life. My mother and I have always…read moreenjoyed popping in and looking for something fun for the beach house, or a present for a friend. There's china, crystal, silver, lamps, jewelry, odds and ends, nautical thingies, etc. There's also a barn with furniture and chandeliers, also an enormous snake skin, I don't think it's from a local snake. Prices are on the high side for some things, but that's not surprising. Others are quite reasonable. It takes a while to wander the closely packed aisles. But that's very enjoyable. The owner is friendly and doesn't pester you, which is lovely. I swear I took a picture of the enormous snakeskin, but I can't find it.

Quality finds, especially for larger pieces, and really great art throughout. Lynn was very…read morewelcoming and answered all of my questions with kindness and honesty.

I really enjoy working with Lynn. I've had a few items framed with her and each one has turned out…read morebeautifully. She listens, suggests and treats each experience as a partnership.

Lumber & Salt I've…read moredriven past this place so many times and always thought it was some kind of thrift store/junkyard. I had NO idea it was also a coffee shop! I could honestly stay here all day just going through all the stuff. They have an amazing collection of vintage finds and interesting pieces -- there's so much to look at! And the coffee and bakery are pretty good, too. Definitely a fun little discovery!

If you're into thrifting this is the place for you. Lumber & Salt is packed with old furniture…read morepianos light fixtures and much more. There's a large amount of wood. Old wooden doors, tables and so much more. If you're a thrifter or a DIY-er this is the place to stop in and check out. The biggest surprise I was there a cafe! Serving tea coffee & a snack. So you can stroll sip and browse.

I have purchased from Preston's since the late 70's. Framed prints which I still love, a ship's…read morewheel and Large lantern which we turned into a coffee table. Many items have moved to Florida with me. I want visit your Chandlery, but not sure my purse is big enough for that I would want to purchase.

Great shop with beautiful things! Love this store for both decor and gifts. Such a treat to browse…read morehere. You'll surely find something you suddenly can't live without! Top notch customer service to boot!

What a wonderland this is! How "Echo" could leave such a negative rating is beyond me and clearly…read moreexhibits ignorance- or at worse jealousy! This antiques store is a throwback to a time prior to EBay- when antique shops were a treasury of discovery... and shop-owners were knowledgeable , fair and extremely patient- ( especially with my husband's silly questions and ruminations). Dworkin and Daughter is a reason to come to Shelter Island!!

I had a wonderful experience at Dworkin & Daughter this morning! The owner was nothing but polite…read moreand friendly! She and I had a wonderful conversation about her shop, her items, and the sentimental value she has for them. She told me about her travels and past as well. She sold me one of her very loved pieces from her own collection so I can gift it to my mother. She was so lovely and so excited it was going to a home where it would be appreciated. This is easily the best antique shop I have had the pleasure to visit so far. I have the outmost respect for the owner and her business and anyone is lucky to get to know her!

I've always loved Hildreth's! It's such a very iconic Hamptons store. Anything you need for your…read morebeach house can be found here, from exquisite linens to pool floaties. I was in search of a daybed cover that my mother had seen online, but alas, it's only available online or by order. The very gracious sales lady suggested a lovely quilt, but alas the daybed has a high, upholstered back. We would have to fold a quilt in half lengthwise. After some consideration, I bought a pool floatie instead. There were some gorgeous Matouk bed linens, but I definitely do not need more sheets!

I was very surprised and kindly enjoyed hand cream was incredible good my godmother loves the storeread more

This is one funky old Antique store on the main road in Eastport. Really like it.. it is filled…read morewith old things some of which are moldy and should be thrown out.. but kept here at Lloyds. useful old items .. wine press... stuffed 2 headed calf etc.. there is no end to what Lloyd has found and will put out to sell. Hysterical. Old books some readable some seem damp from years.. etc. Two floors of ollllld stuff.

Great spot! American Pickers heads-up, this place is good for Bigs & Smalls…read more A big multi-floor location, jammed to the hilt with treasures. Some stuff you have to dig a little to get out.... but thats part of the fun! Now, this is Long Island, and there is money out there, so this is not your cheapy-trinkets and junk type place. They have a 'good eye' for buying, and designers will love the furniture and home decor. Perfect place to buy something to re-purpose. The old timer "Lloyd" who runs the joint is a great, funny and friendly ole guy who will offer a bit of jokey sarcasm and a story..... free of charge. I am already planning on going back!

I was in Sag Harbor last year and stumbled upon MONC XIII and I'm glad I did! They have an amazing…read morecollection of uniquely curated furniture and home decor you just won't find anywhere else. The store is so welcoming and amazingly decorated you almost have no choice but to check it out. It's like the best of Pinterest all landing in one store. You can find your dream home all within these four walls. I went online recently to do some perusing as I miss being in Sag Harbor right now and ended up purchased some items from their online store. All the items arrive in perfect condition with a hand written thank you note from the owners themselves, Matt & Natasha. It was like receiving a gift from old friends. What a great experience. When I am back in town, I will most definitely make an effort to visit MONC XIII again. The owners live locally and are a pleasure to interact with both in person and remotely. Great place, great vibe and just great people. A winning trifecta.

We were in town for a wedding and read that this place was on Her Highness, the O.G. of the…read moreHamptons, Ina Garten's must see list. As an acolyte, I knew I needed to check it out. We're remodeling our home in Palo Alto and as tech new money have a substantial budget (AKA can spend plenty of money on decor). We browsed, respected all the no touching and sitting signs we saw, until we made a fatal mistake and decided to pick up a wood bowl. This was apparently a step too far for the woman managing the store and we were chased out for daring to put our dirty hands on her precious bowl. Even worse, she decided to shame us by letting us know how expensive it was. Now, I get it. It's a fragile bowl. Maybe put a sign on it, like 90% of the other items in the store, if you really don't want people to touch it. But, considering the way they treated the preppy white dude who entered at the same time, I have a suspicious as to why we were treated so poorly. If you're furnishing a museum dedicated to racism and shitty behavior, boy do I have a recommendation for you. Otherwise, hard pass. Go down the street to Comerford Collection or Sylvester & Co - much nicer people and service. P.S. Worst treatment I've gotten in SO LONG that I created an account for everyone else to know. Really awful.