Awesome selection of vintage, antiques and home decor ! Clean and one level shopping.read more

This is one of my very favorite vintage stores of all time! Every time I come home to Cornish for a…read morevisit, I make sure to stop in and almost without fail, I find a new treasure. I especially love all the 1960s clothing and kitchen wares and am a collector of clip on earrings and fun costume jewelry. It feels like you're going back in time as you walk through each of the 8 rooms and you simply can't beat the prices! If you're driving through Cornish, you've gotta stop!

This place has a lot of cool and nifty collectibles and antiques. They have some nice food ads and…read morecollectibles . They are all one of a kind. That of course come with a price! A little pricy but nice finds will come with a price .

I stopped by Smith's antiques on a mid March sojourn to Cornish Maine for my daughter's birthday…read more Cornish is one of our favorite towns in Maine. "Quaint" does not even begin to do it justice. Unfortunately, after arriving, we found out that Smith's antiques was the only shop in town open as most of the others do not open until May. We ventured in and spent a long long time looking at what amounts to be an incredible collection of vintage and antique items. Slice of life items from old Maine homes. Glass milk bottles, ice cream boxes, dairy containers, grocery signs, old wall telephones, mirrors, pieces of furniture and almost any kind of bric-a-brac you can imagine. The incredible collection in this store makes it an almost historical museum like experience. It is truly a fascinating place to spend an hour or so looking through a window into the past. With that said, the prices seem somewhat random and can range wildly. A beautiful solid looking coat rack might be $150 while a cardboard sign for cheese could be $85. There really are no deals contained within but this might be the kind of place to find the exact piece a collector might be looking for. Definitely worth a stop if you happen to be meandering along Main Street in Cornish Maine.

A decent antique shop in an old house on Rt 25. Had much military antiques and vintage New England…read morehousewares. Prices quite on the high side. Owner was pleasant.

Love this place! Something for everyone! If they don't have what you're looking for they will try…read moreto find it and their prices are fair.

The owner, Carl, has an incredible eye for the special items and he's usually got a story to go…read morewith it. Easily one of the best antique and collectible shops in Maine.

This place is awesome!!!…read more Its your typical antique "junk shop" with all kinds of hidden treasures!!! Hell,...We even bought a good used rototiller from them for $125.00!!! What a deal!! Will be taken some pics of this place this weekend when we are up there.

I called this guy at the beginning of the summer and asked him where he relocated to. He said he…read morewasn't open yet and to call him the following week. I called him today, which is many weeks after I last spoke to him, and again asked him where he relocated to and what his hours are. He again said that he wasn't open yet and to call him back later because he's with a customer. What? This guy is really weird and I don't need this runaround. I'll take my business somewhere else.

Wonderful roadside shop. Friendly help. Great selection. Reasonable prices. Interesting furniture.read more

What a lovely store - amazing selection of yarn. Super knowledgeable & kind staff. Prices seemed…read morefair with a range of more affordable options but also some higher end options that were pricier. But I really enjoy buying yarn in person so you can feel what you will be working with, so it's worth it.

Rodemary and her husband were so kind as I began my knitting adventure after many decades of not…read moreknitting at all. The Sunday afternoon sessions for tips and chat are a lovely way to be re-introduced to all things knitting.