Please consider putting effort into marketing your hours properly so that people aren't surprised…read morewhen they show up and you're closed. All those things, just sitting, withering away and you can't even see them. Maybe one day I'll be back. The "temporarily closed" sign is as helpful as no sign at all.

Stopped by this little shop on the way home from the Cape towards Boston. It wasn't too far off of…read morethe highway so it was pretty convenient. The owner of the shop was a nice lady. There was plenty of items to look at, almost too many to be able to do a thorough look through. She was able to ring us up as soon as we were ready. Wouldn't mind coming back here again.

" Better then sliced bread " This diversity consignment…read moreshop is everything. The vibe is everyone belongs and I love that . I am new to the consignment game about a year in . However this consignment shop is very comfortable and just not like the other consignment ms . Big selection and store is organized and the vibe is welcoming.

We came here on our anniversary to pick out outfits for each other for dinner. There's a great…read moreselection of clothes for all, men, women, nonbinary, etc. They don't have dedicated parking, but the public parking behind the buildings on the strip is easy to get into. When we went in, both staff members were friendly and super helpful. They let us know there was more downstairs, didn't even realize there was a downstairs! I picked out a great top and pants for my husband and he picked out a cute dress with jean jacket for me. The clothes were weather appropriate but there are also options for cold weather in various spots because it was still getting cold at night in Boston. The probably best part was all the art that was available from independent artists. I got so many stickers and posters to gift and hang in my house. Cat tarot cards are great and I'm so happy we stopped in here because the vibe was 10000% better for us than other thrift shops. I also got book earrings, an elephant bracelet, and another pair of earrings. . The prices are reasonable and there's some great things in there even from the 90s.

Very organized and clean. looking for kitchen decor, or accessories this is the place to go. Also…read morehave home made craft to decorate the house. Staff friendly, What i like is this place sells honey. Nice and fresh, sweet, honey.

WHAT'S IN A NAME? Everything. Salvage is what a true thrift thrill seeker is after...after all. The…read morerescue of items abandoned by others for an affordable price. It rained all week during our annual Scituate vacation. With the final closing of our childhood hangout shop The Quarterdeck, we road-tripped in search of a new salvage-junk-used-thrift-stuff store. How lucky are we! We found it! Christine runs a tight salvage "ship" with her rabbit warren of rooms featuring clean, smart vignettes of items that transport buyers right into the setting of the glory days of her items. A shabby-chic cotton tablecloth over a vintage Formica kitchen table that is host to a collection of green milk glass and a pile of lusciously displayed fabric cooking aprons. A child's wagon full of clown figures from cloth to glass, just waiting for someone to pull them home (I opted instead for the awesome vintage metal bowl embossed with the depiction of a happy lobster!) A hardcover book from 1969 that claims to be "1000 Jokes For Kids" and yet showcases such gems as "Why are politicians like lobsters?" I'll tell you - because they both change color when they find themselves hot water! I bought it along with a 1949 volume "40 Rainy Day Games." A delightful little book where you can learn how to make a Susie Shy Label Doll. The adult kids in the family are delighted. Claudia also help me dig through Fiestaware, Blendo glass, record albums, vintage chairs and metal art, chenille bedspreads (Oh yes, ladies of a certain age who lolled dreamily on those flowered nubs while blue-eyed, puka-shell neckace wearing Bobby Sherman - our Justin Bieber - sang to us out of a record player way back when), lobster pots that catch lobsters and lobster pots that catch is cooked in, candlesticks, stained glass, crockery, old Polaroid cameras, almanacs, lamps, glass beads, old time sports pennants, local homemade honey (!), new candles and on. And on. The conversation is lively, like a corner barbershop and on my first visit I spent over an hour chatting with another customer about paperback books from the 70s, movies, Burt Reynolds, mustaches and whether or not I thought it may rain. Loved it! From mid-century metals to country primitive woods, Salvage Chic is a sorely needed floating, undulating retro island swimming strongly in an ocean where most small bookstores and groovy "junk shops" are no more than memories. Yet there really is no junk here. Everything is priced to sell and yet every item is truly priceless. I trekked my treasures back to Miami and when I finish this review, I will fill up my online cart. Because yes, Salvage Chic ships!

To the Out of towner, person without car walking everywhere…read moreand naive enough to assume.....Don't walk here expecting her to be open. She's apparently an owner who opens and closes when she feels like it. I walked 45 min to come to this "amazing" antique store only to find it closed. No hours posted on door. She has mail stuffed in the bars in her door that make it appear she hasn't been open for days. Hugely disappointed but I learned a lesson to always call these small places that aren't made to follow hours.

Been a client here for a number of years. I always seem to find something...whether a unique piece…read moreof jewelry or a wonderful piece of art for my walls...You truly never see this place the same way twice. If you're not shopping here...you're truly missing out on something special.

Called them on a Saturday an hour before they closed to ask about selling some antiques I have…read moresince apparently I can't just walk in with them. That was about 3 weeks or so ago. Zero call back. Why have a phone number and an answering machine/voicemail if you're going to ignore people? Nice way to run a business. Their items might be old fashioned but their service isn't.

Great store with a good inventory, fair prices, and friendly, helpful owners. No filler in here -…read moremostly true antiques or quality vintage items. I walked away with a great Civil War Lithograph at a bargain price, a couple other pieces of art, and some very nice antique porcelain dolls. Very excited to go back!

Designer quality, so if you're looking for a good deal on some Jimmy Choo shoes this is your place…read more But if you're looking for a regular quality bargain this is probably not the place.

Exquisite selection of furniture along with furnishings and artwork. The owner along with her staff…read moreare knowledgeable and ready to answer any questions you might have. As for value, I was quite impressed with the quality and workmanship of the items displayed. Definitely worth a visit!

Great place to browse and buy. Owners are extremely…read morehelpful and one of the best customer service. They have a little bit of everything there at reasonable prices and very clean. We love going there!

I walked in on a whim looking for a cream colored clutch bag, and BOOM, there it was and for $10…read morenone the less, whadda bargain. The gentleman that was working there asked if I needed help and I said, I just found exactly what I was looking for. He then said to me, you should buy a scratch ticket. I said, maybe I should. He proceeded to say, no I mean it, every time I tell someone to buy a scratch ticket, THEY WIN!! Well bust my buttons, WISH ME LUCK! If I win, I'll be back to share some of my winnings!!! Thanks, such a great little treasure shop in the middle of nowhere. It's right next to the Holbrook Post Office. Great stuff, check it out! I'll be back to look around. A satisfied customer, Tracy

What a fantastic new place for this antiques and interior design store that was formerly housed in…read morea tiny space in a random part of Hingham, and is now in a huge light-filled space in the pleasantly busy Hingham Shipyard shopping area. In addition to interesting items from the 19th century there is a vast array of mid-century modern furniture and accessories. You don't have to have a house or office entirely devoted to Mad Men sensibilities to appreciate this modernist aesthetic. The space is such that things have enough room to be clearly seen and admired. This is not like some antique stores which can be dark, and overly filled with items placed too closely together to get a proper perspective. The furniture, lamps, glassware, dishes, and art work are all spread out in a double-wide space with plenty of room and high ceilings making it easy to walk around and admire everything while imagining this or that in your own home. Peter, the owner, and his adorable assistant, the perky dachsund, make browsing a pleasure. Questions are cheerfully answered and conversation about art, decor and furniture flows. Right now I have my eye on a beautiful drafting table that can change positions allowing it be used as a desk. I just fell in love with it this weekend and will have to go back tomorrow for another look. Some of the prices are more on the high side than I think they need to be but I get the sense that the owner is ready to do business with the serious shopper. This store is lovely, the owner charming and many of the pieces are fabulous. I'm glad this place has been able to expand while still remaining conveniently in my neck of the woods. It's definitely worth stopping by but leave that drafting table for me.

Amazing inventory and value, owner Peter is exceptionally knowledgeable and provides amazing…read morecustomer service. Hands down the best!