Tons of fun finds! This place is worth the stop. It's just a few minutes from Main Street…read more Antiques, artisan crafts, jewelry, home wares, furniture, local snacks, and more. It's a small shop but packed to the brim. I hope to go back next time I'm in the area!

Cute shop that is uniquely organized and contains lots of cool stuff. Worth a visit while browsing…read morearound Lewes and the surrounding area. Old, vintage, and new mingled together for a unique shopping experience.

I visited The Brush Factory on Kings Highway in Lewes, Delaware, on Friday, September 5, 2026. I…read morehave always loved your store, have purchased merchandise there, and have often brought friends and family in to shop. Unfortunately, my experience during this visit has completely changed the way I feel about your business. I am a pancreatic cancer survivor, and as a result, I occasionally experience sudden stomach issues that are completely unpredictable and beyond my control. When this happens, having immediate access to a restroom is not a convenience--it can be an absolute necessity. During my visit, I was experiencing such an emergency. I approached the employees at the register and, despite feeling extremely embarrassed and vulnerable, explained my situation and respectfully asked if I could please use the store's restroom. I understood that your store policy is the restroom is not for public use, and I would not have asked if I were not experiencing a genuine emergency. I was refused. I was told that the store had previously allowed customers to use the restroom and that on some occasions, employees were left with a mess to clean up. I understood that those experiences may have been frustrating, but I was standing there asking for help during a medical-related emergency. I assured the employees that I was not going to abuse the privilege, yet I was still told no and had to walk to the next building desperately looking for a restroom. I cannot adequately express how humiliating and upsetting that experience was. It was difficult enough to have to ask for help in such a vulnerable situation, but being refused when I was clearly in distress was incredibly disappointing. Businesses certainly have the right to establish policies, but I hope you will consider whether there should be some discretion for genuine emergencies--particularly when someone explains that they are dealing with a medical condition. A little compassion in that moment would have made an enormous difference. I have been a loyal customer and someone who has recommended your store to friends and family. Sadly, after this experience, I will no longer be visiting The Brush Factory, nor will I be recommending it to others. I sincerely hope you reconsider how situations like this are handled in the future. No customer should have to feel ashamed or humiliated for asking for help when they are experiencing an unexpected medical emergency.

Amazing store, worth the visit! Tons of items to see. Art, clothes, house wares, jewelry, and even…read morea little farmers market. I was really impressed with the selection! You could easily spend over an hour here. It's open air, but has tons of vendors so make sure to stop and see all there is. It was crowded but if you have time and patience, you can get to see all you want. This is definitely on my must stop list when visiting the beach now.

Cool spot with lots of booths to browse through, each from a separate vendor. Lots of neat,…read morevintage stuff to look through and based on your tastes and interests, certain booths will be of more interest. Lots to see, some good deals to be had.

So in one of the stalls in the back that offered plates on the lower shelves, I found 4 10" blue…read moreDanube dinner plates. The price tag on them stated $40 FIRM in caps- hence -no negotiation. However - every single one of them had a chip on the edge or at the points of the design. I carried them up to the front and began to say something and then I decided that I didn't want to do that on a busy Saturday with such a crowded shop- so I turned around & put them back in the booth I found them in.... But what a huge disappointment! Why would a seller not disclose defects & 10.00 a plate is the going cost for a 'nonchipped' plate. if somebody isn't careful and does not run their finger along the edges, they will not realize how many chips are on these plates that fail to disclose their flawed condition. In fairness- This has not been my experience In the past here.

Susan has a great selection of unique jewelry pieces priced just right. All the pieces I bought…read morefrom her has gotten a lot of compliments . Love her store and stuff!

I love the ever-changing items in this shop! Something for me, something for gifting, Christmas…read moregifts. They have everything.

Great antique store with lots of vendors selling unique items. Some of the furniture was expensive,…read morebut very well restored from centuries ago, so you can't complain! Can't find Staffordshire dogs many places and they have a few sets. Got some antique golf clubs for my husbands office and a cashmere sweater for myself!

Honestly I am kind of disappointed about this antique store. I just think they are really expensive…read moreand don't get a lot of new stuff in. I've seen stuff in Lewes Mercantile that I've seen in other antique stores for way way less than what Lewes is selling it for. And on top of that, the employees have not been very nice to me. I once asked if they have/ever get a certain item in and both ladies working at the counter quickly snapped and said no. Like any antique store though, they do have some deals, but rarely. I am just really sad to see this and I really wish it was way better. I am totally good with giving them a second chance if they improve, as I would LOVE an antique store downtown that had some deals! It's a great place to walk around and just look, but it's very expensive for the average person. I would try other antique stores first.

Very unique Good value…read moreYou never know what you will find. A baseball sized Carnelian Or a life sized float of a swan

This is a quite interesting store to visit & browse if you have some time and an interest in…read morecrystals and old stuff. As is implicit in the name, there are adequate Buddhas as well as beads. Many things are old, likely antique such as old unused postcards, sundry foreign coins, statues, rings, etc. The own acknowledges that he has to make a profit as I'm rather confident that overhead on Rehoboth Ave is exorbitant. I made no purchases today as I have more wants than needs and already have a stockpile of goods at home. The vibe in here is interesting, so go check it out!

- Hi end women's clothing with designer labels at incredibly low prices. When I say incredibly low,…read moresome days you can get designer shirts for four dollars. Same with designers shorts. All are very gently used. They don't seem to accept anything that's been well worn. Unlike other thrift stores all clothing seems to have been dry cleaned or well washed /ironed before being accepted. There's also a wide variety of sizes from petite up to 2X. Today I was able to get 8 dress shirts for my daughter who started a new full-time job all for $30. This is a cost-effective way for her to shop and look great until she's making better money. For myself, as I have been dropping weight and not wanting to invest a fortune in a new wardrobe just yet I was happy to purchase six blouses and three skirts for $54. While we were there I saw a couple dining room sets come in and a sofa and love seat combination all of which although a few years old we're totally free of any marks,stains or scratches. Speaking with people who shop there regularly they told me all of those items would be gone that day because they will be priced right. For people visiting the Rehobeth area there were a ton of bikes outside and little kids trikes all priced exceptionally well. Did you forget beach towels? Well they have them here cheap. Are you checking into an apartment for the weeks vacation and forgot to bring your sheets from home? Get them here! They are so cheap that you'll take them home and bring them back every year on vacation for your rental. And you'll be happy to shop here because you know that the money is going to a good cause.

One of my favorite thrift stores in Delaware. Almost all items are priced to sell. Great place…read morefor hunting for a great deal. Daily specials listed on the wall near the cash register and on a sign at the entrance. This place takes up 4-6 retail store at a former strip mall. They accept donations at the back door receiving zone. You will find furniture, clothes, artwork, linens, books, jewelry, dish-ware, kitchen supply, glass-ware. A very friendly volunteer staff and a few paid staff.

I believe this location is closed. We visited in the past and it was great. However, we just…read moredrove by today and there was no shop in sight. Sad to see it go.

Looking to furnish a new home. Because I think antique and vintage furniture can be affordable AND…read morewell made I very much wanted to look here. It was pretty much out of the way but I thought it would be worth it. It wasn't . Despite listing of hours both here online and actually on a sign on site when we got there . Which indicated we were within open hours - it was closed. No given

From the owner: A Woman's Touch Consignment Furniture offers great furnishings. Whether you are replacing one…read morepiece or furnishing the whole house, we offer a bit of everything. Living rooms, bedrooms, office, dining sets, dishware, art, mirrors, lamps.....man cave, appliances too. Most furnishings are top quality, ready to go and others need that new paint treatment everyone is trying. We have just opened and are ready to make great deals!

I was not a fan of this thrift store…read more 1) The merchandise was not great, variety or pricing. The shoes had prices on the bottom, but dresses and other clothing did not have price tags just barbs. I didn't see any signs detailing item prices so to not have clothing priced was frustrating as a customer. The housewares were all price marked. Shoes were marked as well, but in my opinion, they were high for a thrift store. 2) They literally turned the lights out on us to get us to leave. It was literally 6:03 (they closed at 6) and instead of letting us know they were officially closed, they turned the lights off on us and locked us in. What kind of business does that? Very ignorant way of doing business. And then the girl watched us struggle to unlock the door and had the nerve to say Have a good night as we left. Really? I will never return to a place that treats potential customers like that!

We've become recently quite unhappy with the place and will take our thrift shop business elsewhere…read morein the future. we have always brought them a lot of nice items, and occasionally buy an item or two (mostly books, kitchen stuff). However last times we went there, the woman was very rude. Firstly she started throwing shirts I'd donated on the floor in front of my husband although they were in prime condition. then she wrote a description of what we donated calling it a "small bag of clothing". The bag was monster sized - I could barely lift it. also they stopped having senior discount on Tuesdays, and were very terse when I asked about it. And lastly they stopped dealing with books.