Fabulous and unique find at Jules in the lovely quaint village of Deep River. Lovely place with…read morefriendly, informative staff. Lots of items to choose from.

Nice and clean and organized place to go around and view items. Staff seemed friendly and helpful…read more Appeared to have a lot of variety of items to view and shop. Overall was a pleasant experience here.

We stopped here while traveling in the are to view the foliage. Wonderful little shop with friendly…read morestaff.

My sister and I ventured to Putnam today from southern CT and had the fortune of stumbling upon…read moreWoodstock Antiques. We enjoyed the large selection... really eclectic and organized. Prices so reasonable we couldn't believe it. The owner is very kind and helpful. We felt welcome and thoroughly enjoyed our time shopping. We will be back to check out more very soon. New favorite spot to hit up!

If you are looking for something to do to spend time then this is a great place to go. I like to…read morelook at antiques and learn something new maybe or just see what's out there that people have and this is really the place to do that. It is a consignment antique store where different sellers have booths or areas within the store where they can sell their own items. It smells just like an antique store, kind of musty and old. I really love that smell. They also had a room with furniture set up that was very nice. My favorite part was probably all of the antiques that they had outside. We have a farm and I am always looking for something to put out in the field or to decorate the farm with and this was really the place to go. Although I didn't see anything that we could use because I am kind of fussy about what I buy and I was specifically looking for horse related items, they had a nice selection. Definitely a fun place to go to and a nice way to spend some time in the afternoon.

Worth a trip! Great selection of vintage toys, video games, sports cards, and books. That's mostly…read morewhat I'm looking for and I always find something I like. Prices are very fair- way below ebay.

Great to find a treasure! Doesn't look like much from the front but it is very well laid out and…read morewell organized. I could spend most of my day there and always seem browsing seem to find something unique. A collectible for everyone. The owners are very pleasant and welcoming. I look forward to my yearly visit.

Great little antique shop to stop at on the way through Charlestown. There is a little bit of…read moreeverything in here and the prices are reasonable. The owners are locals who are very personable and down to earth.

Ever go into a thrift shop and suddenly realize that you really need a tray table for breakfast in…read morebed?! Or, what about realizing that you have a complete and utter love for all things reclaimed wood? Eyeballing things you definitely don't need? Then, you're my kind of people, and you belong at MINE. This great little off the road second hand store is filled with great finds from all eras, and will definitely have your mind in overdrive of home improvements and DIY's. From hooks to paintings from artists unknown, to records, dolls, dishes, and chairs galore. This is a great way to spend an hour or two by just poking around and thinking if you need this or that. Prices are a little higher than most, but overall, a pretty decent selection. Wonderfully friendly owner - so ask if you're looking for something in particular!

One of my favorite stores to visit! Unfortunately it seems…read morethey've gone out of business - makes me sad I loved visiting that store - so many great finds!

This place is amazing!! Something for everyone. Treasures galore and fair pricing!! Worth the…read moredrive.

Been here 3 times already, never been open. Checked the hours today, conflicting across web sites,…read moreeither 10-4 or 10-5. Specifically stated in one site that it has been updated as of December 2024. Drove over an hour to get there around 3 pm, gate locked, Monday hours on sign taped over. It's certainly their right to operate their business as they see fit, just as it is my right to spend my money elsewhere. I feel bad for both buyer and seller as if, in the unlikely event I choose to visit a 4th time, the $100 bill I had earmarked for today's visit will have been spent long ago.

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.

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

Wow, so this place is positively dripping in elegance from ages past. Do you need a masonic stained…read moreglass window? Maybe not but they have them. What about a gilded room that looks like it was ripped out of Versailles itself? I mean, who DOESN'T want that...? Or retro lighting fixtures from virtually every decade since the light bulb became a thing? The shop is overflowing with antiques and there are allegedly many additional warehouses of items behind the scenes. This does, at times, make navigation around all of the stuff hard, so this store may prove challenging if you have mobility difficulties or small children. The revolving nature of the items also means that not everything has an apparent price so there is also the danger of falling for something (literally or figuratively) to find out it is several hundred, if not thousands, of dollars more than you expected. However, most items appear to be quite good quality (staff indicated that they sell a lot of items to movie/television sets) and refurbishment + transportation is included in the price in some of the larger items (stained glass windows, for example). The rear portion of the shop also has a work area and I think they offer restoration classes. Definitely a unique place that fits in and adds to the eclectic vibe of Middletown. You might wander in to find yourself dazedly wandering out 75 minutes later.

Closed Permanently!! Stopped by hoping to find cool stuff and there is no sign of life in this…read morestorefront!!

Huge variety of antiques with fair prices and friendly staff. I could have spent hours looking at…read moreall the stuff they had. The man who rung me and my two friends up was very patient with us as we sorted through who was buying what. I will definitely be returning!

I visited the Village Barn after purchasing a home in the area and I cannot get enough. The store…read moreis adorable! It has a mix of antiques and other country home staples. I ordered some chair pads for my kitchen table through the owners. They used a local company, Rhody Rugs, to stock some of their products. I love that local supports local here! The products are reasonably priced! The owners take a holiday during the month of July (Probably to make room for more cool things they will find on holiday!) and when I went there recently, they had a 20% off sale on the entire store! The owners are also very, very kind. They took the time to talk to me to get to know me. I went back to the store to pick up my chair pads and I did not expect them to remember me, but they did! It's so rare and lucky to find a business that cares about customers like this. This is a store I will be going to frequently, as the merchandise will change and turnover and the owners are awesome!

Amazing place. So many cool and old fixtures. We picked out an old window frame with no glass…read morefor a wall. Looks great. Not cheap but great selection. The owner even brought us in the basement to see a wide selection or unfinished items in case we were interested. Very nice experience.