I love coming in here for a browse and often end up buying something. I haveonly just discovered…read moretheir website whilst recommending the shop on a Yahoo site and can tell you that there is lots more to see! The shop also has some vintage clothing, jewellery and general knick-knacks. The staff are lovely and don't mind people wandering around and having a good nose! They are very happy to chat to you about items that you might have to sell and this is definitely a "must see" shop. Wyenot

From the owner: Second hand furniture, antiques, retro and vintage furniture, professional paint service, Delivery…read moreservice and courier service. 3000sq ft show room packed full of thousands of quality and curious items.

I love this place!!! as a wood sculptor I can get lost in this amazingly ancient building for hours…read morescouring through the antique tools. No matter what your particular interest may be, I guarantee you will find something you'll love in this store at a really fair price - its a treasure chest packed to the ceiling rafters and beyond with all manner of vintage and antique bric-a-brac and the guvnor is a real character too a must-see if you are in Henley-on-Thames! If you go on a Wednesday it's rumoured that you will get to see their jewellery collection which I hear tell, is equally fantastic :o)

Double check the charges on your receipt like being charged 17% sales tax. But they offer extra…read moreservices like being hacked when using the ATM.

Lovely place, well worth a visit if you are in the area.read more

I love browsing old antique shops. I rarely buy anything, but I love the feeling that hundreds of…read moreyears of history are in one room. Antiques on High has the proper smell of old things and has an interesting range of antiques. Rather than focusing on big pieces of furniture, which so many antique shops do, it uses its space wisely to host: Jewellery, books, records, clothes, ornaments, pictures, maps and various collectables. The condition of the goods varies, but they're priced fairly reasonably. I find it's best to go in without the aim of buying something in particular, but just to browse. I can't say anything has ever caught my eye enough to want to buy it, but I've seen plenty of other people who have found the perfect addition to their home or the ideal gift. The best bit is the craft section, where there's a gallery of jewellery, leather, pottery, glass and art in general, all produced locally and all promising to be valuable antiques in the future. There's a great range in here and you can get something for less than a pound or spend hundreds of pounds. Equally, you can pop in for a few minutes or spend hours browsing - it's almost like a mini museum. If you like antique shops, this won't disappoint; if you've never been in one, try approaching it. Don't be put off by the prison-like bars in the windows; the staff are friendly and it's a different world inside.

I have thoroughly enjoyed my yearly visits to this shop. There are superb finds. Beautiful pieces…read moreof jewelry and vintage items in every case. My favorite is Caroline. I have bought wonderful treasures from her. They are all truly nice charming people. I miss this place.

This is an excellent shop…read more One never knows what one may find. "For everyone who keeps on asking receives, and he who keeps on seeking finds, and to him who keeps on knocking, it will be opened." Lovely spot, attractive window that will catch your eye.

Of course Mrs G was excited to look around this quaint looking little antique store - lots of…read morejewelry of different kinds from costume to silver to gold. Lots of Royal Doulton, Coronation mugs and the usual fare for a tourist spot like this. Unfortunately the staff (was the guy the owner?) were neither friendly nor professional. No greeting - and we had to seek them out to pose a question on a piece that Mrs G had some interest in. Really it seemed like they didn't want to do any business - and they didn't!! If you see something you really want in the window check them out, but be ready to work to get what you want :). A bit strange really.....

Don't blink when you go through Nettlebed or you might miss this great decorating shop. They have…read moreall sort of things for all ranges of pockets so you can leave with a delightful candlestick or an incredible vintage chandelier. I did the latter! They sell mainly French and English antique and vintage furniture but also lots of beautiful fabrics and soft furnishings.

It is amazing how much they squeeze into this little shop. All the furniture is of a very high…read morestandard & better quality than the out of town furniture shops in retail parks.

The Church Hill antique centre is fantastic. It's a big antique shop housed in an old church. I…read moredon't know very much about antiques, and I am normally put off by the prices, but I spent absolutely ages in here: there was a lot of great stuff, mostly very affordable. The jewellery and accessories were especially good; there was a gold bangle watch in there for only £25. Upstairs on the gallery they had a few 1930's fur stoles, mink and fox for between £20 and £40. Cheap as chips, considering! Plus the stuff was all laid out nicely in cabinets. I'm definitely going to come back when I need to buy some presents for people. You could get something really special at a decent price.

I found a copy of Milton's Poetical Works and asked "How much?" Because there are sections of…read moreconsignment items from various sellers and the price wasn't marked, the man at the front counter called the seller to see about the price. Her first answer was that the books were "prop pieces" but that she would be willing to sell the book for £5. Wow. It was published in 1862. I am happy to have found the book and happy with the service in this shop.