Antiques Extravaganza! The exterior of this business is quite deceiving. This is a vast,…read morewell-organized theme park of vintage goods, junque, collectibles, and ephemera. Come ready with your space measurements so you can size up the rustic furniture, industrial chic accents, and art deco pieces that await you from centuries past. There are some new crafts and gifts mixed in with the old, and more variety than you can shake a vintage stick at. This streamlined shop is not the type where you trip over mish-mash because it is so clumped together without thought. There are clear walking paths, themed areas, special collections, and room to move amidst the plethora of unique finds. Honestly, this is one of the most enjoyable antiquing experiences we have ever had. A pleasant surprise from what we thought was going to be a few rooms of clustered treasures. Absolutely worth a visit.

I really love coming here to browse and buy. The place is big and full of yet to be found…read moretreasures. They have Antiques as well as Vintage, and even some fairly new things that they feel may be of interest to people. there is also discounts in the back room and a 10% discount on most things over $20.00. Prices are very reasonable and a great place to shop for a gift. Michelene the owner is wonderful, and Keith is always willing to help with pricing Gold or Silver you want to sell. Though a little off the beaten path it is well worth a Weekend drive in the country and a fun destination.

Middle of the road. Not really a hot bed of activity. They only accept cash and were running a…read more50% off sale if you paid with cash. I am still trying to fully wrap my brain around this promotion. Even with the 50% sale and taking 2 separate days to walk around the store i was only able to come up with a handful of items that i would buy. Not necessarily because of the price but rather i just didn't think most of what they had was worth buying. There were some items that i thought the prices were just way too high but not really many of them. Not a great spot for a store, i wish them the best but probably wouldn't make a special trip out here any time soon, especially if they aren't running their 50% off sale.

I can't praise this business enough. We called ahead to let them know we would be by. We were…read morepleasantly surprised by the property as it was a historic home and barn on beautiful land, with a country feel...wildflowers.. And rolling hills. The ladies were very kind and welcoming. We wandered thru the room in the home with many beautiful pieces. Prices were very fair and items were well organized. I immediately found a few pieces of jewelry that spoke to me.... They were able to answer my question about what stone was in my chosen bracelet And where it had come from..And asked them if I could set them aside so we could venture into the large barn and the many bins outside. The bins were .25¢ for each item..and my husband and I found several for our collection. Smaller items...but rare. The barn was very busy with many items to look at, several pieces we had never seen in other shops/locations. We brought our flashlights (as recommended here in another review) but there were motion lights set up which were helpful. The basement was dark... And we anticipated spiders and rodents.. But only came across rodent droppings ..some answer spiders and a good sized toad that startled my husband :)...But for a barn, it was full of history and very interesting.. just to walk around and look at the architecture...(if you realy like buying antiques you should also develope an appreciation of where they came from..including the homes, barns, familes. And structures that still hold up today. We had a nice talk with the ladies after purchasing our items (20% off by the way!!) They answered our questions about the age of the home and kindly asked us about ourselves, our chosen careers, and where we are from. We liked them very much. I highly recommend visiting them if in the are or looking for a road trip.. Easy to find with or without GPS. Good parking. I recommended just taking in the view of the home as it is absolutely beautiful..and property....

This place is, quite literally, a barn full of old stuff. A lot of it is junk (Reader's Digest…read morecompilations from the 1970s, etc.) but there are some great finds, too - maps, nineteenth-century novels, old photos, a working slide projector, etc. It can get pretty hot in summer and the lights aren't working throughout the barn - bring a flashlight, because you're going to want to venture into the small side rooms, up the stairs to the chair loft, and (if you're feeling brave) up the ladder into the book loft. The barn also has a basement accessible by walking around the barn, and slightly more fancy stuff is in the house, which is also where you go to pay. Prices are the definition of reasonable and up for negotiation. There's a pretty sharp turn-off to reach the store, so it can be easy to miss. Keep your eyes peeled!

This is as darling an antique shop as you could want. It's movie set beautiful. The store has a…read morewonderful knowledgable owner, and a price range from expensive and rare, to also rare but not so expensive. I bought a lovely vintage Keene Cracker box (I like local history), and also a stoneware container I plan to use for my paint brushes. The owner knew all the history of what I was purchasing, and was more than glad to talk about anything in the store. Or just where you are from and what you like to collect. NOT a store for tiny hands, but for adults, a store full of things you won't find elsewhere. Also, small budget, unlike many fancy antique shops, you'll find a welcome here no matter if you are buying something inexpensive or pricy. The owner WELCOMES you into the store, not "Do you really KNOW ANTIQUES?" (he's glad to help educate you). I've never spent so little, and been treated SO WELL, in an antique shop. Also incredible vintage art in frames to die for, at incredible prices. The frames alone were worth more than being asked. (Have you framed something new lately?) Plan to go BACK and get myself a painting in a beautiful vintage frame for my birthday!

From the owner: For 40+ years in business we have been locally and proudly serving Fitzwilliam, New Hampshire & the…read moreNew England region. Selling beautiful antique furniture & goods, accessories, fantastic one of a kind artwork and the newest addition; the Monadnock Artisan Gallery featuring outstanding craft, arts and accessories from some of the most gifted local artists and creators in New Hampshire. The gallery will be consisting of artwork, blown glass wear, handmade pottery, jewelry, one of a kind greeting cards, handmade braided rugs and quilts and New Hampshire Maple Syrup.

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!

Awesome vintage store! Christine is a pleasure to deal with. She is a fabulous furniture painter…read more I always fine something unique to buy when I drive the 110 mile trip......it's worth it! I'm already planning my next jaunt.

This shop is the ultimate experience if you're looking for a one of a kind gift for someone…read more Handmade specialty items you won't find anywhere else. I travel out to this shop over an hour and a half a couple times a year. So worth the trip. I buy a lot of my holiday gifts here as well as couple special items for myself. Check it out! You'll be glad you did.

Omg this place is amazing! There is so much stuff to be looked at!…read more First off, this place is great to support a local business and not those Salvation Army and Good Will Stores. More packed here than any of those other places. I was (and still am) a bit confused... I guess the whole building is known as "Tilton & Cook Market Place" but each floor is a different owner.. or rather it's a business that rents out space to vintage/thrift stores. On the first floor I was told there were 5 different owners, but it's really hard to figure out whose stuff is whose and if you're entering another "store". Just remember where you got stuff. There is also a place to eat and relax on the first floor which is pretty cute, but I didn't look at the menu cause I wasn't hungry. People there were pretty nice. You really have to go digging around here (or in some areas). I was only able to get to the second floor... I think I was there for about 2hrs... there is just so much stuff! (I didn't even finish the second floor). From my understanding, each floor is its own "shop" (except for the first floor). But no one seems to have their own name... just "Tilton & Cook Market Place" or "Tilton & Cook Corp". Make sure to bring lots of cash... no one in the building can take credit/debit. And at last, the days and hours for these shops are all the same. I could be wrong on a few things here, but this is all what I gathered and understood. Im definitely gonna have to return. Such a great find!

such an amazing place!! absolutely huge, has so many vendors and its easy to get lost in this…read moreplace!! such a great selection of things, such as vintage furniture, clothes, video games, cds... theres so much stuff its insane! i am in love with this place and i highly recommend it if you love anything vintage or antique!!

I stumbled upon a notice for this market and decided to give it a try. Very glad I did. It was in…read morea very pretty location and we had great weather. Upon entry, for a $12 fee, you see aisles and aisles of white tents with nice chalkboard signs noting what vendors are in the aisle. This market is stated as a vintage market and seemed to be exactly that. There were artisans and craftsman (people). This is not a flea market or the routine craft fair. Some of the tents were beautifully set up with fake chandeliers and felt like a mini store. It was lovely. One tent was selling old ladders and crates. There was an artist who carved the metal part of old shovels. Another who made furniture out of wooden crates. Among my purchases were a wooden arch, some art and amazing cookies. The cookies were like shortbread combined with interesting flavors. I bought scallion and birch/maple/something. The black olive were delicious as well. Many people brought wagons or carts for their purchases. There were food trucks at the beginning. I made note of the November dates and would love to go again. My notes would be: 1) wear solid shoes since this is on farmland and it can be uneven 2) the walk from the car to the entrance could be dicey for those who aren't good walkers (my mother comes to mind) 3) happily, it seemed to be dog friendly and I saw some adorable animals 4) they offered porter service so if you purchase a large item, you get a ticket to then pick up closer than where you park 5) go around noon or later so I will get closer parking when I arrive earlier. :)

Amazing collection of vendors and a great market to check out. Handmade crafts and soaps, wild…read morehoney and other gourmet food, antiques, vintage clothing and jewelry and even more. Well worth the price of admission you'll spend a full afternoon browsing the market. Food trucks, live music and beer vendors round out the mix.

A nice find while on the way to someplace else. Just happened to stop in while on a jaunt for…read morevintage Christmas ornaments. Found this place to be quite nice with quite a bit of items worthy of looking at, touching, and pricing. Ended up finding a nice pair of end tables to use as night stands with an equally nice price. I'm very happy to have found this business and can't wait to come back.

What a bummer they didn't have so much as an outhouse! After driving an hour to get to this stop,…read moreto cleanse off the horrid Freight House experience, I needed to use a bathroom, but they do not even have running water here! So, tinkly before you go! Because the place is small but mighty, filled with all kinds of fun little treasures, and this was one of my favorite antique shop stops on my trip. The two ladies working there were very nice, and even though it was insanely hot outside, the little window units they had cranking did a decent job of keeping up. I found some really sweet treasures here and am so happy I popped in.

Absolutely love this place! They have a wonderful selection of items of all styles. Everything I've…read moreseen has been in great condition and priced fairly. I have purchased several pieces of furniture from Great Road and I've been very happy! I recommend this place to everyone!

Nice, friendly little shop. A nice mix of vintage and antique. There are a number of vendors whose…read moretastes nicely complement each other.