The owners attitude is very rude. Was looking at a record player and its function and was told not…read moreto "mess with other people's stuff". Like??? You're selling it. Of course I'm gonna check it. To see if it's not junk.

Fun and attractive place for both garden supplies and antiques! Highly recommend! Staff are nice,…read moretoo.

Drove by on vacation and decided to stop! Glad I did because it was a very cool little place!read more

Stopped into the Tilton Village Thrift Shop while visiting this quaint little town and was so…read moreimpressed! They have a wonderful mix of vintage treasures, antiques, toys, clothes, purses, and jewelry-all at great prices. It's cash only, but luckily they accepted my PayPal since I drove an hour to get there. I scored a Wilson leather purse and some vintage jewelry, and even found a child's lunchbox with "Yelp" on the cover, which I thought was pretty humorous since I'm writing this review here. I could've spent another hour browsing, but hunger won out. Definitely a must-stop if you're in or passing through Tilton. I'll be back on my next day off!

Place closed a couple of years ago. This should be removed. Probably no one has said because they…read morehave to put in 85 characters to be accepted.

Love going there to walk around and check out all the new stuff on the shelves, always looking for…read moredeals, i never get through the whole store.

To start off, I would clarify that this place is more of a thrift shop rather than an antiques…read morestore. That being said, I really enjoyed shopping here. There are so many cool, quirky, vintage items scattered throughout the store. And the space is so large and full of rooms that house cool items. It's definitely not a place that you could finish scouring in one hour... but definitely a place you probably have to come back to to find something new each time! I particularly liked being able to shop in peace. I didn't feel like workers were eye-ing me the entire time, and I was able to just enjoy looking through each of the items. I got a cool pair of airplane earrings for $1, while my friend bought a cute, electronic dancing boxing hamster for $4. There is definitely something within a reasonable price range for everybody.

An excellent little thrift store! Inventory always changing, exceptionally low prices and very…read morefriendly employees. A true asset to the community!

This new business in Ashland is exactly what this historic town needs. Anthony and Max are running…read morea clean & organized vintage shop that has anything from old collegiate pennants to clothing. The shop is a small hole in the wall storefront on a street that is full of old time-y mills, brick buildings, and small windy streets. The inventory is mixed and has items for all decoration needs. Anthony spent time with me and helped explain anything I had questions about. After talking with Anthony and Max I'm real excited to see what they take on next. The city of Ashland needs young entrepreneurs like Anthony and Max to bring business back. Anthony is very active on social media and gave me his contact information for when I have things I want that he can help find for me. These are your standard treasure hunters with a cute little boutique!

From the owner: The Quince and Quail deals in antique items from the 18th century through mid 20th century…read more Offering an eclectic mix of fine antiques and vintage curiosities

This used to be my favorite stop, practically every weekend. I feel their prices have gone too high…read morefor used clothes/items. My biggest peeve is I have tried to drop items off multiple times and I have sat there for hours, for them to stop taking items. They think their time is more valuable. I found that donating clothes/items at the Moultonborough Food Panty was more rewarding. Sorry ETC.

For the most part, the prices in this place are crazy. I think there might be discounts based on…read morelength of time item has been in the store, but if so they don't advertise how it works. Not surprised with how full the place is. I don't know how they sell anything..

Beautiful store! Felt almost like a shop you would come across in Salem, Massachusetts or New…read moreOrleans, Louisiana. Had unique vintage pieces, small decor', body sprays, beautiful antiques, candles, stationary, jewelry, neat cards/postcards, artwork, and more. For a store that I was simply expecting to kill a few minutes at while walking around, I ended up spending a half an hour inside looking over everything (and smelling all the amazing candles and body sprays). Will absolutely return!

Plumb is an amazing new edition to Main street Ashland! They have so many wonderful local artists'…read morework available. It's a very well curated shop, the vintage display pieces offset the modern art and lifestyle pieces perfectly! There's also a great selection of jewelry and accessories that's not to be missed. It's only seconds off the highway too, so you can easily stop on your way north or south, or on your way to and from Squam lake. This is the best gallery I've been to in the lakes and mountains region of NH! You don't want to miss this place!

Cute little antique store. By far the BEST FUDGE! Jelly donut and PB & J; not your typical fudge…read morebut it was so mouth watering and delectable. Def will get again when in the area!

When i saw that the store was named Five Cent and Ten Cent Store, my curiosity was instantly…read morepiqued. Unfortunately, the items in the store are not actually five or ten cents anymore, but it's still a fun store to browse for the most random goods, such as souvenirs (e.g. magnets of the storefront!), toys, etc. I had to find street parking for this place.