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The Parsonage Antiques

4.7 (3 reviews)
Closed • 11:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Yellow Garage Antiques

Yellow Garage Antiques

4.6(9 reviews)
0.2 mi

Don't judge me! I…read morewas in the market for a vintage fur jacket. I'd gone several times to the flea market on Columbus Avenue in NYC. While a good number of vendors had what I was looking for, all -- yes all! -- were priced way too high (in my opinion.) We took a ride to Mullica Hill, NJ. First stop, Yellow Garage Antiques. I was poking around, not looking for anything in particular. I spotted a booth with fabulous clothing and well-priced fur jackets. I vacillated. Not over whether to buy, but which one to buy: the mink or racoon? (I bought the mink; less bulky.) The booth vendor who works at the store, maybe even owns it, was lovely. I like this shop. Prices are set by each seller: some reasonable, some sort of high. I saw wonderful shelves and mirrors (Tramp art, one mirror made from large spools), interesting gadgets, pottery -- the things you find at antique malls. Mullica Hill is a cute little town with Victorian homes and a few antique shops. Less than an hour from where I live in PA, it was a great day trip.

The best in South Jersey! Yellow Garage Antiques offers an amazing collection of antiques and…read morevendors from years past. There is something for everyone here, and you can find some fabulous and unique finds. Truly the best of the best antiques come here for you to find. If you are lucky enough to catch one of their festivals, you will be treating yourself to more great items. Thank you for setting the bar high for vendors, which make customers like me appreciate the fine selection of wares available.

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Restored Antiquity

Restored Antiquity

4.7(7 reviews)
5.0 mi
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My favorite kind of home goods store! Lots of great items for personal use or if you need…read moreinspiration for gifts, there are a ton of options. The sales staff were really friendly and helpful. They offered samples of one of the jams, and so yes, they offered me a 32 cent cracker and between two of us, we blew $20 on the jams. SNEAKY! LOL! They have a new store in Haddonfield that is also excellent.

I was walking down Broadway yesterday afternoon when I noticed the window decals for Restored…read moreAntiquity and decided to pop in. It turns out they joined the Pitman business scene back in May at the spring craft fair. The shop is cute, minimalistic, and inviting. Unlike some shops, it's impossible to feel overwhelmed by the products. Everything is well-placed and easy to digest. They have signs inside and out front advertising upcoming craft workshops and even a scrapbook gathering. Later in July, they'll have a BYO wooden pineapple painting night also. I'd definitely be up for attending an event in the future if it matches my interests. The shop specializes in its namesake: restored antiques, furniture, and home decor. They have lots of those little wooden inspirational planks, plus a bunch of different candles and assorted gifts. I'd say the vibe is modern rustic. The prices are really affordable for the quality too. Now that I know the shop exists, I'm certain I'll be back when in search for gifts. Pitman sure is becoming a shopping destination in Gloucester County these days!

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