Adamstown has three or four antique malls that I think are five-star-worthy. Mad Hatter is one of…read morethem. A lot of square footage, plenty of booths, an array of vendors and wares. Though I no longer actively collect -- I've downsized since selling my house -- I still look at items that interest me and rarely pass up a deal. Mad Hatter has beautiful pottery. (I've collected Hull and Roseville for 35+ years.) Several booths specialize in kitschy mid-century items which I find fun. I debated about purchasing the snack bowls I photographed, which my mom had in the 1950s. (Decided against it. Nostalgia didn't win out this time.) You can breeze through the mall or spend hours looking. Parking is easy, the staff is helpful and as said, if you're looking to build a collection, Mad Hatter is worth a visit.

This is one of the big ones.... LOTS OF GLASS! If you're looking for a swing vase they have them…read morein just about every shape and size available. The prices are steep but I'm sure they have what you're looking for The place is huge with multiple intersecting rooms. Lots of unique art but again, it's antique store pricing not thrift store pricing. I did not luck into any treasures today so I can't speak for their service but there were several people at the counter ready to assist if need be. Mad Hatter is just the ONE of the MANY antique shops in Adamstown, if you're headed this way plan for the day because there is a lot more to expmore

One-stop sustainable shopping and a walk down Memory Lane for forgotten, well-made products at the…read moreAntique Marketplace of Lemoyne. So many vendor booths to explore, and so much to find; it's a treasure hunt. For me, it's vintage crystal and cut glass pieces. Cashiers can hold your items so you don't have to carry them around while you look. Bins behind the cashier's counter hold your goodies while you keep shopping. Today, many vendor booths are having a sale. Don't forget to explore the upper level and the basement; there is still more to see, with a huge variety of unique, one-of-a-kind vintage items.

This place feels never ending and I mean that in a good way! You can spend hours walking around…read morelooking at different booths. You can come with an idea of what you are looking or you can just walk around till you find the perfect piece! I saw an advertisement that they had Quince bedsheets. The staff was helpful and helped answer our questions. The great finds are endless!

This was a great shop at one time, a MUST visit! We used to find many good pieces here at…read morereasonable prices. The owners were engaging, and there was a great selection of many different types of items. It was bought out some years ago (maybe 6-7?) and has been going downhill steadily. Checked it out today. Arrived about 2pm and there was one other customer in there. Walked in and no one even recognized we were there. The entire time we were there the guy behind the counter was looking down at his phone; never said one word. After pretty much speeding through the shop I left, verbalizing to my shopping partner that I'd see him in the car. He said, "I'm ready too;" we've both been in customer service and were baiting him to at least say something. Finally as my shopping companion was leaving, he looked up for a split second; no words were spoken. The selection of goods is now very much on par with several of the other shops in the area (Pine Hill, Heritage, 272, etc.) with a lot of pressed glass, pottery/dishware, 60's-80's kitchen and newer collectibles. Very few oddities, true antiques, mechanicals, more interesting items. I doubt we'll return unless next time we're down here we've already visited every shop possible and they're still open. If you're a dealer here, they're doing nothing to welcome customers, engage with them, offer assistance, or even say "hi!" Look for space elsewhere.

My girlfriend lives out of town and was here for the week. Mother Tucker's is a most when she…read morevisits. We stopped in this afternoon and there was no one in the place but two employees. I went back to where the restrooms were located and noticed there were signs on the door. I asked the worker if I could use the restroom she said no, we're not allowed to let anyone use them. I said the last time we were there they allowed us. She said slrry and went back to talking to the man sitting behind the counter. I told my girlfriend, Sorry let's leave and we did.

As you walk in the door, you are presented with a list of NOs. No Pets, No Smoking, No Food or…read moreDrinks, No large handbags or backpacks. They need to add one other, No Antiques. Truly, if you are looking for Antiques, don't hold your breathe. The number of true antiques (100+ years old) can be counted on one hand. If you love vintage, they have that covered nicely. I did give them 2 stars for having a mall that looked clean, organized and not junky.

Glass factory, if you are looking for glassware this is the place, not much else, what a…read moredisappointing store

Heritage used to have a great mix of items but now it's mostly pressed glass, dishware, Pyrex-type…read morestuff, etc, like Pine Hills. There is a decent selection of way over-priced Christmas items in one booth; interesting and some not-often-seen stuff, but all-the-money and then some. The staff is nice-enough, but they're mostly the dealers that have booths there.

It's an antique shop. Lots of glass in it. And lots of pink depression glass if that's your thing…read more Glass was priced well.

Down at the end of most of the shopping in Lititz is a delightful store next to the Moravian…read moreChurch. The Moravian House, not affiliated with the church is a completely immersive experience of 2 rooms filled with folk art, antiques, collectibles, colonial reproductions and decor. I love visiting just after Christmas when all the Christmas related items are 50% off. However the past two years I have been in there before Christmas and could not resist adding to my ornament collection. I have purchased a number of items here over the years, including music CDs, potpourri and seasonal and decorative items. I could literally buy everything in the store if I had the financial resources. The prices are moderate but not inexpensive. The antiques and reproduction furniture and art work is high quality and the price point reflects that. I've attached a number of photos because it is very difficult to describe the eclectic offerings. The shop is closed Sundays and Tuesdays. If you enjoy 18th and 19th c themed items in a lovely setting, be sure to stop and peruse everything there is to see here. I'm sure you will not be able to resist adding something to your own collection!

Wonderful antique store filled with many surprises. Great service and selections. Lay out if…read morestore is very inviting. The building itself is worth seeing.

I stopped in to check out Trellis several months ago. Located in an old church building, they house…read moreseveral vendors who sell home decor, gifts, handcrafted wood products, antiques, books, food items, and so much more. Charley, one of the co-owners, was very nice and helpful and I found the place to be very inviting and eclectic. Definitely worth visiting for unusual items and cool stuff!

And this place is so beautiful inside, there are so many little stores within the store that you…read morecan spend all day looking at different artisans. The staff are super friendly as well!

It's an antique store. Lots of glass, toys, a huge beanie baby collection. There is also lots of…read moreaction figures and Disney memorabilia.

Can't really socially distance in here when THE ENTIRE STAFF IS UP YOUR @$$ following you around…read moreevery where you go! Back Off!!!