A little passed the outlet area. Nice shop with a wide assortment of things. A little pricey on…read moresome items so you have to really look for those bargains. Like the way it's set up as it allows you to move thru the store in an organized way, making sure you get thru all the aisles. Side area is a little cramped with items but if you take it slow you can see what's there.

I feel as though the name is very fitting here as it feels like an endless amount of a random…read moreassortment of things. With treasures hidden throughout and such a variety that everyone can find things they'd appreciate and want to buy. Some things are quite pricy but honestly expected while they also have some things at low prices too. Even if you are not interested in buying anything you could spend a good amount of time just browsing and appreciating some pieces of history or bizarre oddities. Worth swinging in!

With three buildings to poke through, you'll be able to spend significant time here looking for…read morethat old antique or treasure. The owners are well versed in the trade and will help you out if you have any questions. There is a wide variety of things here to hunt for so there's likely to be something here for you. It's a definite must stop on the antique and thrift shop stretch of Route 1.

Three buildings, all stocked to the brim with interesting pieces. The house was focused on early…read moreAmerican pieces and higher quality pieces they have on consignment (from vendors and estate sales). In the barn + shed, there is a less curated collection of lower priced (but still really fun) items. The owners are very nice and well informed. We left with a cool carved wooden bowl!

Wonderful items, four floors of antiques and collectibles. Wear your walking shoes and bring your…read morecheckbook! So much to see. Truly amazing!

Massive selection, huge inventory and the prices were incredibly high. Do you think that might be…read morerelated? Nice service, easy location but wouldn't go again with those prices. They treat every item as if it's special, maybe 5% of the inventory deserved the prices they had.

Antiquers rejoice! If you're driving up Route 1 on the antique trail, you do not want to miss…read moreCarriage House Antiques in York. Unlike other antique stores, this one does not have any musty/dusty odor. It's very clean, well organized, and while the selection is large, it's not "cluttered". You can find everything from small collectable figurines, to china and crystal stemware, to large furniture. Everything for sale was in great quality. The woman at the front desk was extremely friendly and answered all of our questions - certainly one of the nicest employees I've ever met at an antique store. After browsing the isles, I found a set of green thumbprint goblets, wine glasses and sherbets - all 36 in perfect condition. After a quick call to the dealer, I was offered an even lower price and each glass was wrapped up for safe travel. Before heading there, double check the hours of operation because we were told it was the last day of the season for their store (November 12th). I can't wait to stop back on our next trip to Southern Maine to see what other great finds there are!

Great upscale multi-dealer vintage/antique shop. Neat, clean and well maintained. This isn't a…read morejunky thrift store. It has a very nice array of higher-end pieces with an emphasis on mid-century modern with a really well curated fine art selection. The proprietor, Cesar, is a great guy, with a sharp, dry sense of humor.

From the owner: Tangibles is a multi dealer antiques shop. Our store is comprised of a diverse group of veteran…read moredealers offering a dynamic and fast changing mix. We offer fine quality antiques & decorative accessories representing the best of the 18th through 20th centuries.

Shopping local at a place like this just makes sense. If you need a special gift or a unique piece…read moreof decoration or even a treat for yourself you will find something here for sure. The staff is helpful and friendly there is a good variety of gifts and local artists treasures

This is a fun place to stop and look for interesting and crafty ideas in home decorating. There is…read morea wide variety of items from signs made from picket fences to large pieces of furniture to ornaments. All are high quality and very creative. This is not a large store, but there is enough to look at for 30-60 minutes. The staff is also very friendly and helpful. Parking is easy. And Pie in the Sky is right across the street, and there is a cute ice cream shop next door.

This shop has the most exquisite array of antiques. The best I have ever seen! The owner has…read moreclearly been collecting the best for nearly a century

One of the absolute best antique shops in New England. The…read moreimmense selection of period furniture, lighting, and accessories is truly impressive. Beautifully displayed and curated, it's a treat to see. Unlike another reviewer, I find Ric Jorgensen's exuberance about his collection very refreshing and a testament to his knowledge. One of the last of the great REAL antique shops left. I would not miss.

Wonderful Boutique store, you can find a little of everything!…read more https://www.facebook.com/decadesvintageboutique/

Fun shopping vibe. Something for every taste. This little vintage store is worth seeking out!read more

Just wondering if business is still open or has Chuck closed the doors, and retired. Driving by…read moreseveral times during the past month I've noticed the signs are down and the store looks empty.

To the person complaining about the shop owners MAGA hat - life should not be about judging a…read moreperson about their politics but about who he is as a person. Why don't you leave YOUR politics at the door? It's his right to wear whatever he wants in his shop whether it be rainbow colors or a Biden sticker on the door. As far as the business goes, this guy is one of the best in nautical antiques and has incredible items in his shop. He also offers great customer service and fair prices.

My wife and I needed to spend some time before Scoop Deck opened and antique store was located…read moreclose by. One of many antique shops in the nearby area. Worker welcomed us in and thanked us when leaving so friendly staff. We did not end up buying anything this visit but enjoyed our time browsing. They have many different sellers with areas inside. They also have a large variety of items so everyone who stops in will appreciate some of the items. Prices seemed decent with some stuff not seeming to be worth it, but that's my opinion of not being interested in some items. They had old toys, furniture, home decor, glassware, kitchen stuff, and so much more. I also overheard the staff telling a handful of people they get new stuff everyday so every visit will lead to new finds. Also overheard that it sounds like they may only accept cash as someone asked to leave their stuff so they could go grab cash. So that is important to keep in mind. Lastly, they also had a banner on the store mentioning they won silver award for antiques in the Best of 207 awards. So personally I think it's worth a visit even if you don't want to buy and just browse.

Great place to browse and find different items. Large parking lot on front for easy access. Store…read moreis aisled lengthwise with many venders. Lot of items from different eras and various subjects. Look close enough and you will find some good items.