Great upscale multi-dealer vintage/antique shop. Neat, clean and well maintained. This isn't a…read morejunky thrift store. It has a very nice array of higher-end pieces with an emphasis on mid-century modern with a really well curated fine art selection. The proprietor, Cesar, is a great guy, with a sharp, dry sense of humor.

Visiting this place never gets old. So many people visit for the estate jewelry and there are so…read moremany people who visit for the Christmas decorations and then some. Quality items. I leave poor every time. Very well decorated and lots to choose from. You have to look up, down and walk by areas multiple times so you "try" to see everything. It's a small area and Rusty utilizes every little space with some treasure. If you see something you like, buy it, because it will be gone and good luck finding the item, again. Trust me. I made that mistake ONCE! You get what you pay for. Quality products.

I have bought a lot of Christmas decorations over the years. Went back this June after an an 18…read moremonth absence and purchased a new Russian Santa and a Halloween fairy for my daughter. The selection is awesome and Rusty is super helpful, as are the rest of the staff. Can't wait to return in November!

The best group shop 50 mile radius. Tom is awesome…read more The booths are freshened often. Busy shop !! Cash only

My wife and I needed to spend some time before Scoop Deck opened and antique store was located…read moreclose by. One of many antique shops in the nearby area. Worker welcomed us in and thanked us when leaving so friendly staff. We did not end up buying anything this visit but enjoyed our time browsing. They have many different sellers with areas inside. They also have a large variety of items so everyone who stops in will appreciate some of the items. Prices seemed decent with some stuff not seeming to be worth it, but that's my opinion of not being interested in some items. They had old toys, furniture, home decor, glassware, kitchen stuff, and so much more. I also overheard the staff telling a handful of people they get new stuff everyday so every visit will lead to new finds. Also overheard that it sounds like they may only accept cash as someone asked to leave their stuff so they could go grab cash. So that is important to keep in mind. Lastly, they also had a banner on the store mentioning they won silver award for antiques in the Best of 207 awards. So personally I think it's worth a visit even if you don't want to buy and just browse.

Let me start by admitting I shop poorly especially for clothes, even at retail…read more However I do love a bargain especially when buying things I don't use often - like a hand mixer. Walked into Wonderland Thrift Shop, lots of random things in no particular grouping, carousels of small children's clothes and odds and ends. The ladies were busy but stopped to ask if I needed help. "Do you happen to have a hand mixer?" "Funny you should ask, something came in this morning", walking over to a box filled with random items and handing me a very nice stainless, Cuisinart one. She advised me to plug it in to make sure it worked and out I walked with a $5 mixer and a beautiful stoneware serving platter for a $1. Highly recommend this spot, you might get lucky too.

I keep coming back to this store!! Great selection, helpful and sweet staff, and frequent new…read moreitems! Definitely a must-visit for people who enjoy thrifting as much as I do :)

A really lovely shop with beautiful pieces and very reasonable prices. I did not expect to find so…read moremany great options here. The staff were super helpful and accommodating. This is a must stop for me the next time I'm in town.

I love Wear House. If you want to be the most fashionable fashionista this is secondhand like you…read morehave never experienced before. Come here if you want to treat yourself to something luxurious without breaking the bank. Wear House includes designers of haute couture. Angela has a keen eye for style. Boutique style dressing rooms with flowy high curtains and brick walls with recessed lighting. A great shopping experience selling higher quality, stylish products, and pieces you wouldn't find at large shops. I love this place!!

I left not one but two messages to this company!!!! I understand they may not wanted to take what I…read morewas wanting to sell but I even asked them to give me a call with some other ways to sell my china!!!! That is just not right!!!!!

I have been buying American antiques at Northeast Auctions for 25 years.There are so many things…read morethat I like about it, as a business, that I must corall my thoughts.But as I reflect, I realize that it pretty much all comes down to Ronnie Bourgeault, who is an extremely knowledgeable, energetic, verbose, serious, sometimes grumpy, generous, philanthropic and good hearted man. He is highly respected in the field for being one of/the most antiques-knowledgeable auctioneers, and is well known by and connected to all the major collectors, dealers and museums who have encountered him in the ~ 45 years he has been in the antiques business. Because of his national reputation, he is chosen to sell major collections from CA to NY., so as a buyer, I don't have to travel far to see and examine some of the best material out there. Bourgeault's headquarters is a landmark for 'downtown' Portsmouth, an elegant early 19th c. 3 story brick Federal mansion that is a cornerstone for this uniquely well preserved historic shipping port. Throughout his many years in Portsmouth, he has consciously and quietly purchased and restored a number of early buildings with shaky futures. That means alot to me. He is also an active donor and board member for both local and regional museums and historic organizations of national importance. Bourgeault and his loyal staff run a very smooth professional operation. His auctions are always well attended ; the August one that kicks off N.H.Antiques Week is often where you will see the premier collections being sold. Americana is Bourgeault's focus but his Asian sales are also highly regarded. Both printed and web catalogues are well organized , written, and photographed. My one warning is that if you are new to the auction world, you might want to start by attending other auctions that cater more to newbies by being a bit more user-friendly. In keeping with his 'no nonsense' approach, Bourgeault is probably the fastest auctioneer in New England (at least), often selling 100 lots per hour (where other auctioneers might sell 60-80 lots per hour.) That speed alone takes some getting used to ; there's little room for hesitation, or you may easily be left in the dust! The world of antiques and auctions is a fascinating one and bringing history into your life can be fun, educational and richly rewarding. If and when you decide to take on that goal, Northeast Auctions is a top notch business to work with.

Fun treasure hunting store with lots of different vendors. They have plenty of parking and a small…read moreoutdoor mini flea market. No indoor restrooms I heard they have a porta potty. They take Amex.

Open year round, it's one of our go to places to browse for antiques. Only place I have found that…read morehas a large assortment of Christmas statues and lights. See the picture. Plenty of parking on both sides of the building.

Small organized thrift store with reasonably priced items. Upstairs area has a few things in…read moreaddition to clothes. China and plates and mugs as soon as you walk in. All placed in organized sections.

Stopped by here on our way back from a brief day trip nearby. There is a lot of items to look…read morethrough especially given how small the space is. The majority of the items are sold at very discounted prices just be cautious of the condition of the item before purchasing. Staff were kind and helpful. They do offer paper bags on the way out so I would advise bringing your own bags if you have them. Will come again!