Good place to find your outdoor and garden decor, statuary, and furnishings, with wonderful…read moreweathering and patinas. The proprietor is friendly and welcoming. We found the perfect "Green Man" sculpture for our garden arbor!

This vintage and antique store is a must stop. I have purchased out door furniture and bistro sets…read more, also several pieces of furniture for my home. The owners are so helpful

It was pretty dead. I bought a couple items in the flea market store but everything else was closed!read more

The Sturbridge Flea Market is one shop in the larger Sturbridge Marketplace At the Falls building…read more It's on the higher floor, close to the road, so the higher you can park the closer you are (valuable advice when the sun is beating down in the summer). The store seems to be built with the wares of different vendors, but one central register to pay. They are split floors within the shop - a lower level with more modern collectibles, a higher level with clothing, and a main level with larger items. It's one of those places you have no idea what you're going to find and what treasure you'll walk out with.

Lots of antiques and other miscellaneous stuff that were in this place several years ago are still…read morehere. Nothing new out here in the basement.

This is a fairly average junque shop sharing the same parking lot as The Travelers restaurant…read more Writer Friend insisted we look inside after we stopped for lunch, and we were able to transverse the whole establishment in about fifteen minutes. Like any antique place, it's odds-and-ends in no particular order, and there was really nothing that jumped out at us. Prices were a bit on the high side, and we figured it was because of the location (the only place in the immediate area). If you're stopping for lunch, and want to kill a few minutes before heading back on the road, take a walk around. You may find something unique.

Beautiful old mill building, built in 1814 - and who knows? Maybe the thingamajig you're pondering…read moreis from that year too! Lots of treasures - or junk?? - to be found on and inside its premises but at any rate, well worth a look-see.

Owner is a complete time waster and scammer. Offered item for $100 but discounted to $80 for a…read moretimely pickup. Arrived and tried to offer $50. What a jerk. Would have probably turned around and sold it for $200.

I had a longstanding process with an estate buyer and couldn't come to a price, and ultimately the…read moreitems were put up for sale with Weston's Antiques. I was travelling in Korea at the time and was sad I might not have a chance to even try and bid on the lot. The staff at Weston's were friendly, clear, and helped me arrange a remote bid, and, as my return would take a few days, to hold the items (that I won) for me. This is a first class auction house, fair and solid. Highest recommendation, and I hope to do business with them again.

Always a variety of collectibles and antiques every week. I've bought items at a competitive…read moreprice. We are lucky to live 15 minutes away. It would be a great spot for a food truck!

I was in Rhode Island a few weeks ago for a whopping hour and a half, so after getting a bite to…read moreeat down the street I was lucky enough to drive by Old Man Mercantile & Antiques! This small antique store features one thing that ALL antique stores should have and thats a cute dog working the front desk, kudos to that cute dog. I live in Los Angeles so my ability to purchase anything even remotely large is not possible, so sadly I left this place with no new pickups. The store has a few different rooms that are packed and stacked with all sorts of antiques, oddities, and retro junk to scratch anyones itch. I did find some cool stuff at this store but it just wasn't possible to fly back to the west coast with it. Overall, This is a cool little antique shop and definitely somewhere worth checking out. Like odds and ends? like antiques? like vintage junk? This place will be a fun time.

This center is at the heart of the Brimfield antique show. It covers acres…read more Parking out on the grass is 10.00 if you come early. Sooo many vendors. And a food court. I would suggest more access to cold water vendors. There were enough outdoor toilets. We ll be here two or three days and I doubt we ll see it all. But we found some good things on our first day. Our finds have to be small because we Have to be able to put it in a suitcase. The show is only for a few days.

Great place to browse and pick up a thing or two. Be…read moreprepared to walk walk walk walk!!! Haggle and you can bring home a prize!

Though we've always loved collecting antique and vintage pieces for our home, running our shop in…read moreDobbs Ferry, NY (Oct '22-early '24) made the thrill of the hunt even more meaningful. One of our secret weapons? Wintergarden Antiques in Monson, MA. Frank operates out of a red barn that looks like it was built just to house treasures. The place is packed wall to wall with rugged wood and raw metal furniture, offbeat lighting, industrial items and just the right amount of rust and charm. If it's antique or vintage, Frank either has it or knows where to find it. Fair warning: his prices can lean just a little toward the premium end. But he'll work with you so you can walk away completely satisfied. But you're not just buying a piece, you're buying a story, a vibe and often, something you'll never see again. Whether your taste leans more on the industrial side, rustic or straight-up eccentric, he's got something that'll hit the right note. Service is great. His barn is less of a shop and more of a treasure hunt with personality.