This is hands down the cutest and by far the best antique shop I've ever seen, and trust me i've seen a lot. Their collection of trinkets and home goods is unmatched, not to mention the most welcoming, kind people who own it. I left full handed and full hearted. Highly Highly recommend this on your bucket list. Plan on taking 2 hours out of your day so you can really look through everything, and plan on wearing something light, because there is so many treasures and not much room, you don't want to knock anything over. This place is absolutely a gem. I found some amazing pieces Thank you to the two owners for creating such a lovely place. we will definitely be back read more

Shed Sales Antiques - Just a few of the amazing things i've found. On the far right there is a vintage vermont teddy bear !! - Antiques Near Me - Shelburne, Vermont

Great place for long lost and dusty treasures! Be ready to look through TONS of stuff. There is a lot packed in this cute and old little house, so plan your time accordingly. Cash only, so bring the green stuff. Never know what you'll find here. Perfect stop for any true antique lover. read more

After passing this shop on Shelburne Road hundreds of times over the years, my wife and I finally made it inside to check it out this past Sunday. We had stopped before but it had always been closed; it was closed this time, too, but then I noticed the sign that said to ring the doorbell if the shop was closed (next to a sign that said no smoking and no purses were allowed inside). And so I rang the doorbell. And a short minute later, a an older gentlemen opened up the shop and let us in, myself sans cigarette, my wife sans purse. What we found inside was a hoarder's paradise. Imagine an old, two-story farmhouse filled to the insulation-less rafters with 10 items for each yard sale/estate sale/junkyard/flea market/trash bin hunting day of the owner's life. Pick your hoarding poison: books, magazines, dishes, bowls, cast iron, furniture, doorknobs, glasses, shot glasses, lamps, signs, toys, stuffed animals, dolls, bottle openers, postcards, license plates, Mason jars, Santa Claus figurines, board games, utensils, tools, boxes, tins, buttons, clocks, clock parts. And if I had more time, I'd tell you what we found once we left that first room. The store is filled with one narrow passage after another. We thought the "No purses" sign was in place to prevent shoplifting the more we thought about it, the more we wondered if it was in place to prevent purses bumping up against shelves of breakables. I have no idea how this could possible pass a fire inspection. You almost expect to have to sign a waiver before entering the shop, or at the very least, to see a Danger Zone street sign adorning the front door. Most every item in the store is easily accessible, which makes for an enjoyable browsing experience; however, I expect you to leave this shop empty-handed. The prices are indicative of a hoarder who does not want to sell. For instance, a Hull brown cookie jar that is currently attracting no bidders on ebay for $15 is offered in Shed Sales Antiques for $85. Sure you can afford a porcelain door knob for $12 but why should you have to pay that price when other shops sell them for $7? If you're not claustrophobic, and if you have time to spare, I recommend checking out this shop. If you've got something you're looking for and you haven't been able to find it elsewhere, and if you don't mind spending more than the value price, you might as well spend your money here. read more

I agree with everything the other reviewers said. It is a hoarders paradise! We spent too much money in there and the man really won't go down on any of the prices. He told us he has been collecting for over 60 years and they have been in that location for over 30 years. I am not sure he really is interested in getting rid of anything since the prices are quite high but it is still amazing to look around--where can you find it all in one store and actually pick it up and check it out? He did give us a 10% discount on everything which is better than nothing. The couple that own this are very sweet. Bring a flashlight in there because there are so many nooks and crannies and not so much light in some rooms. The aisles are definitely narrow, I almost had a disaster when I backed up a little too far talking to the man, luckily I only knocked over something metal and caught myself as he grabbed me to avert a domino effect!! yiiii! It is really fun in there! And the couple is genuine and sweet. read more

We visited this antique store on a recent Saturday afternoon. I agree with the other reviews that this store has an abundance of merchandise. There were some items that we had interest in looking at further but they were either underneath alot of other items, or just generally inaccessible. The aisles are extremely narrow, so it is really difficult to bend down to pull out items to examine. The upstairs is very much like a maze, with low lighting and many aisles that were dead ends. There were no obvious exit signs upstairs. I felt unsafe, so didn't stay long, once I found the exit again. I would strongly encourage the owners to reconfigure the upstairs so that their merchandise is more accessible, and so that there are no dead ends. As it is, it is a safety hazard. I can appreciate that they are trying to display everything, but they have created a potentially dangerous situation, especially in the event of an emergency such as a fire. This is definitely not a place for children. read more

I agree with everything the previous reviewer said. This place is amazing. You could probably find any bizarre overlooked sort of junk or treasure you could possibly desire in this hoard. It will be there and it will be priced to not sell. Enter at your own risk and enjoy browsing. Probably a good idea to leave a trail of bread crumbs so that you can find your way back out of the maze. read more