{Boyfriend, every time we arrive in town "K first, let's go say Hi to the boys"}…read moreThe Boys in question being the very nice owners of Just L... and let's not forget Harper! Lance & Gregory's amazing shop is the perfect place for mid-century modern finds, from cookware to furniture to jewelry. In the past couple years, they also branched out into designer bags (to my wallet's chagrin) and I've found more than a couple nice pieces recently! This weekend I picked up a beautiful Coach crossbody purse that will be perfect for Oktoberfest and other fall travels! Also - do not miss their Christmas display! They have a large selection of vintage blowmold decor that they take out every year around Thanksgiving... always a beautiful sight on Main Street!

While in town today visiting, our first time and loved the town and the friendly shop owners, we…read morefound this store. Very nice guys at the counter, very cool store with many different vintage items. Yes, we "adopted" more random family photos. If your into mid century furniture this is the place to go. Lots of choices. Also a fair amount of artistic paintings for sale. Clean and well organized store. And REALLY good music choices playing while we were there Sadly I took no photos.

This is absolutely the funnest place to poke around in! They have a wide variety of items that are…read moredisplayed well and easy to shop through. We always find something we didn't even know we needed it! Everything is priced well, and the staff is always very helpful in answering questions and overall customer service.

LOVE LOVE LOVE this place. This is usually as good as it gets here in Vermont's North East Kingdom…read morefor antique shops and collectables. IT is hard to find a place in NE VT that is this big and has some really cool collectables. The store is huge, an old brick school, which burned and then was restored. Has consignment booths. FULL OF EVERYTHING!! Def worth checking out. Feet off Rt 5, and I -91, exit 23. Prices are decent too.

Don't let the really simple exterior fool you, this place is loaded with great local Vermont…read moreantiques. I think I drove past this place for years before I realized what a gem it was. The owner is the nicest guy you'll ever meet and the prices are great. They have all sorts of stuff- furniture, tools, books, etc. basement is huge and filled with even more stuff. They have so much that they give some of it away or cut it into free kindling. Love it.

Review #1000! So here it is... my big 1000th review, on a…read moresmall town Vermont antique shop. No guts, no Glory. We were in Vermont for the July 4th holiday weekend and were glad to find a new and resonablly priced antique store in the Kingdom. Located in a former Ben Franklin, with the old oiled hardwood floors, this store has over 60 consignment booths that are all cool and interesting. From housewares to furniture, milk stools, maple sap taps, artwork, antique kitchen stoves, and collectibles decorate the modestly well kept store. My finds: A large square aluminum skillet and a cast iron fry pan both for my camper. Open year round, closed Wednesdays and Sundays. 10:00- 5:00 daily.

The selection of a huge variety of antiques/vintage/collectibles is considerable. (I won't go into…read moredetail about what's there, but I would guess that the friendly owners would answer a phone call.) The owners know their vast stock extremely well and can help direct you.

Well worth a stop. The owner is super friendly. Great selection with fair prices. There is a…read moresection of old tools, a very large vintage clothing section, other things you'd expect like milk glass bottles, vintage jewelry, comic books, license plates, vintage glassware, etc. Owner told us some nice local history and we bought some cool items.

Sam and Rachel Houston have operated this business for many years. They had long careers in the…read moreantique auction business and in this location they sell antiques, vintage, and used furniture, household items, and decor. Better than a yard sale, more affordable than an antique store, Houston's fills the bill if you need a barely used sofa, dining room set, table or bookshelf or selected tableware and decorator items. You do have to be willing to dig through the contents of multiple outbuildings to find your treasures. Be sure to go out back after checking the contents of the main barn - the long building reached through the alley is full of more choice items. Even better, you can sell your outgrown furnishings to the Houstons and know they will live on and be appreciated and enjoyed in someone else's home. My sister furnished a whole vacation home from Houston's and it looks great. Worth the time to keep an eye on the treasures that arrive at random intervals. Houston's Furniture Barn is a community resource.

An absolutely amazing antique shop! Nothing like it anywhere near here. They have everything,…read moretables, chairs, blanket chests, baskets, stoneware, Native American items, etc. Everything is in great condition and the store itself is just a joy to walk around and browse. If you get a chance this is a must see store. I highly recommend you stop in, sit down, and have a chat with the owner!

From the owner: Explore our transformed storefront, filled with timeless treasures and unique finds from the 1600s…read moreonward. In our nostalgic atmosphere where you will discover curated early antiques, from furniture to rare collectibles. Handpicked to enchant collectors, designers, and enthusiasts! We purchase collections or entire estates! We also offer estate and individual item appraisals.

The man working was rude, didn't say hi or wave back when my husband and I came in. He looked at…read moreboth of us and looked back down at his phone. He also did not put his mask on when we were in the store. Extremely disappointed in this store and would not recommend.

This is the classiest antique shop in the north country, run by knowledgeable and friendly people…read more It's like stepping into another world. Don't miss this place.

Excellent Service! This man is a wizard and apparently can fix even the most difficult clocks…read more Littleton is lucky to have him.

I dropped off my Seth Thomas clock to have the glass face replaced. Picked it up today and was…read moretold the glass replacement cost $10. Owner proceeded to "look me up" on his computer and announced the charge was $301.00! I was stunned and asked exactly what was done to the clock to arrive at this charge. He told me he did an "overhaul". I told him I never requested this. In response to my shock and disbelief he told me he would cut me a deal and only charge me $30.00! Brought home clock and it is not keeping proper time. I WOULD NOT recommend this repair shop!

Big store with great selection, cute finds and I loved the museum upstairs and one of a kind…read moredisplays and items.

This is a must stop! It's a gift shop that has absolutely…read moreanything you can imagine in it. It just goes on and on. Pricing is not cheap, but average! The two women that work there are not very friendly but not rude. If you have a disability and need to sit down there is only one chair, i was told to go outside. Another woman and myself shared the only chair, off and on. Other than that, it was an amazing store!