Anyone who knows anything about antique stores knows that you will always find something despite…read moretelling yourself you are not going to buy anything. Happened to cut my ski trip short and on the way home I popped in to see what was inside. I didn't find anything on the entrance to the right, but in the other building I walked out with more than a handful. Found a beautiful carpeted area rug, some minerals/gems for my collection, couple display stands for them, and a couple odd ball things for the home. I talked myself out of buying some sports cards and coins so could have been worse. Overall I was pleased with my visit and will one day stop in again.

This is one of the best antique places in the area. It's large, with a very diverse range of things…read moreto shop for. It's well-curated, but not preciously so. Prices are very reasonable. Highly recommended.

This little flea market in Wilmington, Vermont, has been greeting summer tourists and locals for as…read morelong as I can remember. It is open during the warm months on Saturdays and Sundays and the number of vendors varies depending on the weather. People come from as far away as Connecticut and Boston to search for treasures The vendors are an eclectic cast of characters with wares ranging from antiques and junk to produce and baked goods. The days we visited there were about 25 dealers. Haggling is encouraged but these guys are pros. You want to get there early on Saturday to get the best selection of treasures. Sally, who run the market with her family, is friendly and keeps things organized. The restrooms are clean with plenty of hand sanitizer and flowers. There is plenty of parking as well. The coffee at the food trailer is good, we did not try the food.

I once loved to go to this small market and there are still good vendors with fun and useful items…read moreas well be as homemade products. However, in the last few years the market had become increasing politicized which takes away from the relaxing charm. A week after the last school shootings in TX, the market has several (I counted about four) booths selling gun-related paraphernalia, flags with AR-15 image saying "Trump for Guns", "F... Biden", etc. The market was more fun and charming when it only sold antiques, collectibles, handmade objects, and homemade/grown goods. Why can't the market return to this rather than increasingly represent the division, hate, and violence in the US?

Nice cleaning store but noticed they had quite a few open booths to fill. Maybe in a year when they…read morefill the booths the place will have a lot of items. Now you are a little limited in the items. Staff were friendly though.

Really nice antique store. Between Troy and Bennington VT. Two floors. They had a lot of jewelry,…read moreglassware, some semiprecious stones including some nice malachite pieces and all your usual antique store items. Interesting selection of old cookbooks. They do now accept credit cards. I saw a sign saying they are under new management so maybe that is why. Easy parking and right off NY-7. Definitely would stop here again when passing through. Only minor criticism is that they could be friendlier and greet customers and offer to open locked cases when they see you peering and lingering at one. I had to ask to see things and one of their employees didn't seem very enthusiastic about working. Prices were reasonable but not remarkably high or low.

A very quaint New England antique and vintage shopping mall with a nice variety of vendor booths…read more Friendly staff and a great experience. A great place to find a treasure!

I've been associated with Colonial Antiques for several years. The owner, Toni, is great to work…read morewith. The market features an eclectic mix of vintage and antiques at affordable prices. It's an overlooked gem in the Upper Valley.

I bought a clock like one my mother had. It is beautiful, mint condition. Plus, it works! Fairly…read morepriced and smooth transaction.

I just wanted to concur with the earlier reviews, to ensure that a recent review shows the same…read morebehavior. In my case I came in with my partner and adult child. First thing I notice about this place was a giant sign indicating "ADULTS ONLY." Of course I'm going to find this intriguing - do they sell antique dildos? Pornographic lithographs? What is an "adult" antique store? I had to know. Sadly the owners didn't get the desired response from the initial rudeness like the others noted - no greeting, following, glaring, and thus ratcheted up to a comically dramatic degree. Soon the real attraction was the owners and how exaggerated their gestures of disdain could get, just by acting oblivious to it. So I naturally lingered a while looking at the cuckoo clocks, watches and useless high sticker-price furnishings. The wares are fine and I suppose you're expected to haggle but the prices were pretty ridiculously marked up. Like the kind of markup that seems intended to repel people who actually get antiques and know what shit really costs. I spend a lot of time antiquing and while the owners may think they're exuding an air of snobbishness, their attitude reflects nothing but their own misery. The best stores are operated by people with an eye for style, history and workmanship. There's a playfulness and creativity to decorating with antiques. There's discussion about how to incorporate a piece you fell in love with into your existing décor. This is not that kind of place. This is the kind of place where you get a thing to say "I spent [insert figure here] for that [whatever purely ornamental thing]," then maybe throw in that you're starting to get bored with it. At one point I saw something my ADULT child would like but she had gotten away from me so I took out my phone to tell her to come look. As soon as my fingers touched the device in my pocket the formerly female proprietor shrieks "WHAT PART OF NO PICTURES DO YOU NOT UNDERSTAND!?!?!?" Now, I had no intention of taking pictures. I respect businesses' rules. But on this day I was on a mission to see how badly I could make one terrible person lose her shit. I replied by taking a picture. Then another. Enjoy.

Website indicates open on Mondays! 12:00 PM today, on day, locked and closed! After driving an hour…read moreto get there very disappointing!!!

STAY AWAY! I have been living in Chester for 10 days, and…read morethe treatment I received by owner Skip, his wife and sister is the definition of rude, mean and unprofessional. If i can give them one star I would. I bought 3 pieces from them, $500 cash, no tax. (It helps him avoid scrutiny from the IRS.) Skip arranged delivery (5 blocks away) on a Monday at 10 a.m. He never shows up. The old maid sister told me he was "picking up stuff" and would be gone for two days. On Wednesday, he called me and did everything but apologize. I asked to cancel the order. He snapped: "NO REFUNDS! Look at the bottom of your receipt." I had no idea because I never got one. His wife called me a few days later. I asked to speak with Skip. She said, "I am on speaker phone. he is listening. he will not talk with you." She proceeded to tell me they would "dump" the items in the driveway! And they did. In the snow. I called the police while they were here and Missy said, "Good! Tell them I said hello." And off they drove. I have filed a police report with them. The city hall is having someone kindly bring it up the stairs. (I am disabled and have incredibly weak knees.) I have been visiting and buying from junk stores for decades. This is, without a doubt, my worst experience. They are fetid feces. Be careful not to step in it!

Excellent selection of high quality items. Lots of great…read moreearly furniture, paintings,Jewelry and rare silver.

Odd looking place from the outside - but full of great finds inside. A lot of variety, and…read morebeautiful local paintings. Prices are on the high side, and it's not Boston quality levels (although not nearly Boston pricing!). Much better than most of the local competition, which tends more toward flea market than antique store...

An absolutely amazing antique shop! Nothing like it anywhere near here. They have everything,…read moretables, chairs, blanket chests, baskets, stoneware, Native American items, etc. Everything is in great condition and the store itself is just a joy to walk around and browse. If you get a chance this is a must see store. I highly recommend you stop in, sit down, and have a chat with the owner!

From the owner: Explore our transformed storefront, filled with timeless treasures and unique finds from the 1600s…read moreonward. In our nostalgic atmosphere where you will discover curated early antiques, from furniture to rare collectibles. Handpicked to enchant collectors, designers, and enthusiasts! We purchase collections or entire estates! We also offer estate and individual item appraisals.