There is a lot of stuff here that needs to simply go. VHS tapes? in an era where there is barely…read moredemand for DVDs? Antique Center in Savage Mill is a better choice.

What a fun to place to spend time and seek that perfect collectible, old jewelry, or piece of art…read moreto help complete, or start, a collection. I can spend an hour or more on any given visit to look through the various min-caverns of stuff and skim through the books, furniture, and art. I've been in the shop a few times and purchased a few items; one trip was recently made to pick up an item my significant other decided was a must after we had completed the previous visit.

Great Antique and vintage finds here. Quality antique furniture, mid-century modern, lamps,…read moreoriginal artwork, nautical, collectibles, minerals . . . Well worth the trip to find that perfect something!

What a beautiful, quaint, interesting shop! We stopped by today and we're immediately greeted by…read moreone of the friendly owners as we exited our cars. The shop is two stories and filled from top to bottom with interesting antiques and a mineralogy section filled with crystals, fossils, and jewelry. If you stop by, take a walk around; there are artistic pieces made by local artists throughout the grounds. We will definitely be returning in the near future.

The owners are such friendly people. There is so much to see. Most are antiques but they do have…read moresome whimsy type of beach decor as well. We will be visiting them again soon.

My husband and I were in the store for the first time yesterday. What a treat. There are 20+…read morerooms of furniture and collectibles. Everything is in great shape, priced to sell, and the owners were a real treat. We left with 12 items - everything from a Limoges Oyster Plate to a shelf that you can hang on the wall to display plates and such. We spent about an hour and a half roaming and we didn't go into all of the rooms (we will though). Loved the quality, enjoyed the experience!

I love this little shop in the heart of downtown St. Leonard, Maryland. Their vendors offer some of…read morethe most unique vintage and antique items you just can't find anywhere else. From jewlery to hard-to-find Pyrex, they offer a little bit of everything...right now, they even have an antique dental cabinet!

From the owner: We sell beautiful Antiques and Collectables,Estate Jewelry Furniture ,Old Toolsread more

FOXWELL'S ANTIQUES' MALL has nice selection of quality antiques, jewelry, and vintage collectibles…read more- all nicely merchandised and carefully curated by assorted vendors. I worked with Charlie and Glory re: a couple of items; they are extremely courteous and knowledgeable. Their vendors are fortunate to have such good ambassadors for their wares! Antiques and fine, vintage jewelry aficionados - add Foxwell's to your list of places to hunt and gather!

From the owner: Foxwell's Antiques Mall is home to over 60 quality antiques & decor dealers, located in a 10,000…read moresquare foot climate controlled building on Hwy. 50 in Easton, MD. Choose from a large selection of true antiques, vintage items and newer unique décor. Browse through aisles of all styles of quality furniture, interior design accessories, jewelry, early American primitives, military items from Civil War, WWI, WWII, rare oyster plates & tins, waterfowl decoys, sterling silver, rare books, mid-century modern, a vast collection of paintings and artwork, numerous collectibles such as Imari, Rose Medallion, Fostoria & Waterford, just to name a few. Find something unique and interesting to add to your home or collection. Inventory changes daily, so stop by frequently to see what's new. We're open 10am-5pm daily. Always feel free to contact us if there is something specific you are looking for. Celebrating our 25th year, we are an Eastern Shore landmark located in Talbot County, Maryland.

Great discovery for someone new to the area. Wonderfully and thoughtfully curated items for every…read moreera and design preference. Quality furniture and amazing collection of curiosities.

Kensington has a street dedicated to antique retailers, consignors and upcyclists which goes by…read more"Kensington Antique Row." This area has stores that sell vintage furniture, vintage clothes, fashion items, textile art, toy collectibles, sports memorabilia, china/glasswear, military memorabilia, pottery, books, and jewelry. They also have two bakeries and a restaurant. More information can be viewed at: kensingtonantiquerow.com.

A great old-school flea market with so many good finds. Tucked into georgetown, it's a bit of a…read morehike to get there but it's totally worth it if you are into all things vintage. They have booths/tents set up for really anything you might be looking for.

I was so excited when this Georgetown staple of a flea market (mostly filled with antiques) moved…read morefrom its location on Wisconsin and 35th Streets in Gtown to Clarendon last year. The parking situation in Georgetown is ridiculous already on the weekends, and with a popular flea market to add to that? Chaos, people...chaos. This market is open Sundays year round, (unless weather prevents it) and there is ample free parking at 2100 Clarendon. And more space allows for more vendors, and ergo-- more stuff sold means more stuff to choose from. So whether you are looking for a new place to eat off of (plenty of dining or kitchen tables here) or sit on (tons of chairs) or light to read by (funky old lamps with vintage shades)..this is a great spot to look.

I thought it would be bigger have more stuff but it was ok…read more Beautifully laid out like a department store

I happened upon GypsyFaire while looking for antique/vintage shops with furniture. It's a small,…read moreplain building with small windows. Once I opened the door I was surprised by the range of findings. Even though I didn't find what I was looking for I did notice an array of country/rustic pieces (shutters, tables, and wall decor), glamours pieces (mirrored tables), color pops (highly pigmented chairs), chandeliers, clothing, and assorted Knick knacks (typewriters, books, model toys, fixtures/doors from older homes). I believe they were also selling candles, soaps, and fragrances. It was very fragrant inside. It's worth going back to see their new items. There was definitely a good amount of traffic so come early. I was looking for this turquoise chair but that beauty was gone. Since it's a tag sale if you love it (because there are no returns) grab the ticket, go to the counter, and it's yours. I believe you have five days to pickup any large items purchase. Pro: Nice selection of items. Reasonable prices. Con: I believe they're only open the first weekend of the month.