Super cute antique store in New Bern with lots to look at. They had a nice variety of furniture and…read moreKnick knacks and was nicely decorated and organized. The staff were nice and let us browse. Ample parking lot too!

Awesome well arranged store. There is something for everyone! The prices were reasonable and the…read morestaff is super friendly.

If you're looking for vintage or antique glassware this is the place to check out. They also carry…read morea neat selection of hand crafted yard art! Be sure to stop in!

I recently moved to North Carolina from Florida, and after selling off everything, I had to start…read moreover. Kirkman's was a gold mine. I got American Drew furniture for two bedrooms, and Kincaid for the other, and the prices were unbelievably low! I also got a pair of Clayton Marcus swivel rockers for my livingroom. I had shopped ALL of the new furniture stores in the area, as far as Jacksonville and was wondering if my budget was going to leave half my house empty. Kirkman's was a very friendly, welcoming place to shop, and by the end I was wishing I had a few more rooms to furnish! High quality and good taste in everything I saw. I would recommend Kirkman's to anyone looking to beautifully furnish their homes on a budget!

While I was living in Greenville, I visited this shop every week for about a year. Between this…read morespot and East Coast Music & Video, my vinyl needs were looked after and most of my collection was put together from records bought at these two shops. There's a nice section of bagged records by the door that generally float in the $10-$20, range. The condition of the records usually lives up to the price tag, but it doesn't hurt to check. The real scores are to be found toward the back of the market, though. Thousands of records, none in bags, most selling for $3-$6. Really tidy and organized. It's almost overwhelming but not enough that you don't want to see if they have that one Talking Heads record you're missing. I highly recommend this section for anyone starting out buying records or looking to fill holes in their collection. It's mostly pop and rock releases from the 70's through the 80's but there's also a few stacks of country and jazz. There's also another section of bagged records back there as well, mostly new wave, punk, soul, and old rock 'n' roll. I always thought the soul and rock 'n' roll was a little overpriced, but I found some great deals in the new wave and punk sections. The folks behind the counter are great and I've struck up conversations with all of them at some point. They're very polite and helpful and have cut me a break on several occasions, probably because I spent way too much money there! All in all, a great place to shop. I've heard the stock hasn't quite lived up to the glory days I'm talking about in a while. Can't speak for that, just what I know. Highly recommended for a lazy Saturday.

A lot to look at, found a wallet I really liked. Even looked it up to make sure it was real,…read morethought i looked through all the pockets. It was marked $90. We went upstairs to look around. Twice had the lights flashed at us let him know we were coming down. Asked if I could purchase 1 item. Grabbed the wallet, went to pay he looked at me as if to say something, marked it down $10 then rang me up. I get out to my car open the coin area only to find the inside is coming apart glue and all sticking to itself. Seriously $90 when you know it is damaged inside. Least you can do is mark it as such. Of course nothing is returnable.

Wide range of furniture, lamps and dishes at reasonable prices. The selection of home decor is…read moretruly good.

From the riverside, I always thought this place was a restaurant but once I got closer, I realized…read morethat it was an antique shop. I guess The Purser's Chest would be a weird name for a restaurant. We walked in on the street side and it immediately looked like a small town furniture store but old school. Don't get me wrong, I fell in love with a couple of Settes that I thought I had to have, but for the most part, it looked like some things my grandparents would really like. Towards the back were some more upscale antique items, some french lamps, chest of drawers with hand engraving on the side, very nice items. I purchased a tray to sit summer cocktails on when we are hanging on our back screened in porch. I am not an antique expert but lots of the items were very pricey. There was a loveseat I fell in love with that had a clearance sign but upon inspection, clearance was $4000.

Antiques, antiques, antiques. It's not my thing, but some folks like it. This old tobacco warehouse…read moreis now an antique store, and my buddy wanted to stop by today and take a look-see at their antique farm equipment. They have a little bit of everything in this massive warehouse - old books and records, antique china and dinnerware, and the such-like. Like I said, it's not my thing, but it might be yours. According to the sign, they're only open on Saturday, so plan accordingly.

Cute store right in the shopping district of Downtown Washington that has clothes, gifts, jewelry…read moreand home decor. I have purchased several dresses, a purse, lip gloss etc. from them and I have always loved everything I bought. The ladies are helpful and happy to find the right size or bring your items to an open dressing room. Dresses run $75 to $100 or so, but they have pockets, linings and are of great quality. Be sure and stop in when you are in town.

I stopped into this adorable store on a recent visit to Washington. This store is so cute, and the…read morewomen working there are cute, helpful, and friendly! They have a great selection of jewelry, home decor items, clothing, and furniture. Their selection is well curated and well priced! We bought several dresses, shirts, and earrings. The most expensive item we bought was $45.00. We loved this adorable store and we will definitely be back!!

Stopped in one afternoon and found this store charming. One steps over the threshold and it smells…read morelike antiquity. The place calls to you with unusual furniture, handsome tableaus, old world linens and plate and silver, every item glittering clean and cleverly displayed. It was an education reading the tags on several of the pieces to learn what they were. Proprietor was low key and delightfully unobtrusive, but present to answer any questions. Shop had a number of patrons admiring merchandise and stepping back to appraise finds. An extremely pleasant hour spent perusing antiques and collectibles. Have since returned, coming from Elizabeth City, to recreate the pleasurable time we had there.

We walked into this place of business and was looking around the person working never said hello…read moreand didn't even acknowledge us. There is no one in the store so you can't say that there is too many people for her to notice that we were in the store. She was rude and unfriendly. We will not be back and we do not recommend this business.