I always see Facebook posts from this location advertising what they have available. Because I have…read morea huge collection of green M&Ms at home, I noticed they had a couple items that I was interested in. I messaged the owner on Facebook and she was able to put aside the items I wanted so I could come purchase them the following day. She was friendly and fair with price. Although I was not looking for anything else, I did notice she has a ton of inventory. I am sure they have something for everyone.

An eclectic concoction of eye-catching, inexpensive, useful (and a couple not so) items. We need…read moremore places like this mom-n-pop shop overflowing with knick·knacks, novelties, and niceties. It seems to be run by a local woman with a worldly charm. I didn't find what I was looking for, but I left with multiple items and a nostalgic feel for tiny -almost secretive- antique stores in New England but with more up-to-date items available. Today was my first time there. I'll return! It's worth the trip!

A fine selection of vintage wares. The sales clerks from what I can tell really know a good deal…read moreand at very friendly and helpful. Their prices are pretty high but considering the quality and their attention to authentic pieces I don't blame them. If you get on their mailing list they send you tips when they get new stock and a discount. Now if they could only stock small sizes so I could buy things...

They don't have as much vintage men's clothing and accessories as they used to, which is a shame,…read morebut I was able to pick up an early 60's classic men's cashmere/wool overcoat in my size for $100. There's always something interesting floating around their inventory, but it'd be awesome if EC had just one store that specialized in guy stuff, too.

This shop is so much fun. They have so many unusual items; some whimsical, some collectible, and…read moresome unique. We laughed at some of the gifts that would make perfect stocking stuffers or gag gifts. Some were quite irreverent and some perfect for that friend who has a "colorful" vocabulary, I was tempted by a lovely miniature fountain in the shop's window. It looked like it came straight out of a New England courtyard. Unfortunately, I just didn't have the right place for it. On a rack of clothing was a gorgeous sweater but was sadly a size small and I'm not a size small (sigh). Our daughter collects miniatures and found an adorable tiny ceramic turtle right away. We bought her as a souvenir of our day. In the back is an area with antiques that I haven't really explored. I know someone like my daughter, who has the stamina, could spend hours browsing in Bearing Gifts. So much to see, so much to enjoy.

Very unique shop with vintage pieces, home decor, holiday items, ladies apparel, jewelry and…read moreaccessories. They carry an extensive line of Jim Shore pieces as well as Precious Moments, Dept 56, Boyd's, Cherished Teddies and many more. There is also a wonderful collection of antique toys, most are in pristine condition. There is literally something for everyone in this shop, make sure you look in all the little cubbies, nooks and crannies because you're sure to find something special tucked in somewhere.

This is my go to and a must if you have a military ID…read more Cost is blanket affordable with sales quite often and clean organized stuff. Tip: Uber discounts in the back for something that isn't in season, has a small stain, or just hasn't gotten purchased within the timeframe. Here is when they do a bag sale for $3 for a big grocery bag! Staff: Nice welcoming and very friendly. It's staffed with both full time and volunteers. Must for: Coats, homewares, clothes, good deals, and LOTS of kids toys.

I donate and shop here. items are appropriately priced. so good to know the profits go to help…read moreour troops and families. hard to know where the profits go at better known stores. God bless all the volunteers too!

Since my last post I have been able to volunteer for this organization quite a bit and this group…read moreis committed to offering deals each week so it's really helpful to add to the Facebook group and follow. Hours are updated so now there is a weekend and weeknight each month with bag sales and 50% off the store.

They have various things. Clothes, shoes, dishes, silver wears, bike helmets, accessories, etc…read more.. Also they sometimes have special sales. You should check their often. I bought Japanese yukata sash for 3 dollars. Price: Cheap. Staff: Friendly and helpful. Parking lot: Free of course. Hours: They do not open everyday. Please check it before you go there not to waste your precious time;) It's an old building. You might get allergy like me...

I'm REALLY struggling with what rating to give this B…read more In fact, I might be struggling as much with this rating as my friend and I were struggling to breath and be inside this store. Treasure House is seemingly two buildings that are connected at the hip. If you enter on the right side... it's not as noticeable... but once you go to the left side; you basically can't not notice it. The smell of mildew? smoke? mold? G-d knows what is filling that room. My friend immediately had trouble breathing and started coughing in this room. It didn't hit me until I went upstairs. It is SUCH a crying shame. Cause this antique store definitely has some hidden gems. And the prices seem somewhat reasonable form what I can tell about the right side. There is an excessive amount of antique fans that are in really great condition. I mean... if you're on the hunt for a brass blade fan, you should honestly buy a respirator and start exploring. Additionally, there are a large number of old radios, victrola style record players, and general furniture. The condition of the shop is rough though. Be careful where you walk. There's also lack of prices on a good deal of the merchandise which is a bit annoying. If I ever did come back here, I'd had to stick to the right side of the shop. And I really hope that the owner can get whatever that awful smell is under control and the air quality in general. I'd love to take some of those antiques off his hands.

A hidden gem with a caveat. We just moved to the area and wanted a few unique items to personalize…read moreour new place. This place is absolutely chock a block with great stuff. The owner was very friendly and the prices were good. He even offered me a free clock case when I mentioned a free library project I was working on. I will definitely be going back. OK now for the caveat: When I sat chock a block I really mean it. This place is VERY cluttered and the aisles are narrow making navigation a challenge. Also it is extremely musty. Like walking into a cellar musty. So if you have breathing issues, I would suggest not going in. But if you can handle the musty smell and are looking for a bargain, it is worth a try.

This is an awesome antique shop if you are looking for vintage, unique things. It is very big and…read morespans several levels. There are so many things to look at so I would recommend setting aside a large chunk of time there. The owner is nice and helpful.

This was a great place. But unfortunately it's closed. The owner has retired. I was told a new…read morecurated shop will be in by summer of 2026.

We went furniture shopping at about six stores near home in Annapolis, but with no luck. We found…read moreexactly what we were looking for this afternoon at Fox Run Antiques at Savage Mill. They have an interesting variety of good quality furniture pieces. We were looking for something to blend with some vintage family oak furniture, and found a pair of Ethan Allen end tables that were just the right dimensions. Paul Olson, the owner/dealer, was very nice and helpful. It was a successful trip and we also enjoyed lunch at Rams Head Tavern.

Got a beautiful blonde oak china cabinet and glass door fronted bookcase. They offered delivery,…read moreand both items arrived undamaged and were placed exactly where I wanted them. Two lovely pieces, I admire them every day.