Brian has supported Service Dog Project for the past coule of years. They allow us to train our…read moredogs in the establishment, assist with fundraisers, etc. Staff is always welcoming us. Well cared for plants, beautiful patio sets and garden decor on the outside. Step inside and it is another world. Have found many unique gifts over the years.

This place is Awesome! Bring your wallet though , it's A good stuff isn't cheap kind of place-…read moreWether you need a Propane tank filled, patio blocks, plants, shrubs, or lawn decor this place has it! Great selection

Pete made an amazing deck cooler for our poolside patio, and it was exactly the piece we needed to…read morefinish the deck on our new home. He took the time to ask a bit about what our style was and what we might be looking for, and then came back with something even more amazing than I could have hoped for. Reasonable prices combined with home delivery made the overall experience great!

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I stumbled upon Salt Marsh Antiques as I was in town picking something up from FB Marketplace and…read moresaw the sign as I drove by. I decided to stop in on my way home and boy am I glad that I did!! What a gem of a shop. 3 floors representing many different dealers with a wide selection of inventory. Prices vary greatly (as they should) but Bobby (the owner) was willing and wanting to make deals with friendly customers. Bobby and his team were incredibly sweet and very lovely to talk to. Bobby mentioned that they just re-opened for the season this past week. Everyone who worked there was pleasant and helpful. You can tell that Bobby has been in the business for a long time and that he has a great deal of knowledge that he wants to pass along to others. It was obvious to me that Bobby cares about the business and that he wants to do what he can to help get younger generations interested in and excited about antiques. I unfortunately had a time restraint due to my work schedule the day of my visit so I had to set an alarm to remind myself when I had to leave by. Needless to say, I snoozed my alarm 3 times . Ladies leave your handbags in the car or be willing to lock them in one of the available lockers at the front of the store. They (understandably) have a handbag policy to help prevent theft across the store. That said, I heard Bobby thank numerous customers for being understanding of the policy. Just be aware of the policy before you go and don't take it personally as it's a store policy and it applies to everyone. Sadly, I'm sure it was put into place for a reason. Be respectful and understanding and that will go a long way with the employees. There are SO many treasures to discover at this shop so be sure to leave yourself plenty of time to look around. It is definitely worth making a trip to Rowley to visit this shop. Be sure to check hours ahead of times as they are not open 7 days a week. Rowley is over an hour away from me but I will DEFINITELY be back and will be telling others to make the trek as well.

Bobby is the absolute best! in all of the east coast area I can't think of a better antique shop…read moreselection or better owner. Every time I go in he greats me with a warm welcome and even remembered my face after being away at college for a couple years. I can really tell how much he cares about his beautiful shop and his shoppers- he makes every visit so special for me and my girlfriend. To anyone discouraged by his policy on not allowing larger handbags I think you have to consider how much inventory goes missing and how hard that must be for the shop. He even offers a small paper bag for any belonging you'd like to keep on hand during your browsing. As a former worker at the Village Silver Smith, I saw how much was stolen by all age groups so don't feel singled out if he asks you to leave your bag in your car or at the front desk.

Today I went to Tri-City Sales in Ipswich, MA. To shop for new double ovens. It was a remarkably…read morepainless process! The woman we did business with is the sister of the owner (her name is Janet... ask for her!!) and she was very professional and competent. My parents had done business with her before and I was pleased to meet her. One of the big things that pleased me was that the disposable fee for my old oven is going to be less than $100 and the install is less than $300. I had gone to Doyon's in Gloucester earlier in the day and the quoted me $800 for the same service!! I will have my new ovens in less than two weeks. It will be great to have it done since I replaced my cooktop last year (took the gas out and put an induction top in).

"I had an absolutely fantastic experience at Tri-City Sales in Ipswich! I was in the market for…read morekitchen appliances and was immediately impressed by their huge selection. The staff was incredibly knowledgeable and professional. Chuck H was particularly helpful, patiently answering all my questions and guiding me through the different options without any pressure. Their expertise made a potentially stressful decision easy and straightforward. Not only did I find the perfect appliances, but their prices were great and very competitive with the big box stores. The entire process from browsing to checkout was smooth and efficient. It was easy to arrange delivery around my schedule. I highly recommend Tri-City Sales to anyone in need of home appliances! I will definitely be a returning customer."

Excellent service and products I have purchased bathroom…read moreand kitchen fixtures years ago and I am pleased with their functionality and appearance I would certainly recommend State Supply over the "Big Box" stores!

Not knowing ANYTHING about bathroom fixtures, shower stalls, etc., or what I wanted, Mo patiently…read moreworked with me and offered various suggestions to educate me in what would and would not work for upgrading a shower stall. After changing my mind numerous times, Mo graciously guided me, once again, until I finalized my selections. I highly recommend State Supply, Mo's professional advice, and will continue to patronize State Supply.

This was a wintertime visit at Marini Farm for their annual Tree Jubilee, benefiting the Ipswich…read moreHumane Group. There were some trees in their market, especially one particularly cool looking Heat Miser, but inquiring got me through the double doors by their refrigerated case to the greenhouse type structure out back where a multitude of trees and wreathes sat to be admired and won. Admission was free. Tickets were to be purchased for a chance at your pick of the lot. After my visit, I took another shopping eye look through the market and left with a box of 4 fat muffins and a chilled soup - butternut squash and apple - yum!

Those scones! To die for!…read more So decadent we had to save it for later. Texture and flavor .... Meets exactly price ... very happy with this place. I will def come back again

Come for the entertainment! Such cool findings and unusual jewelery pieces. If you are someone who…read moreis always on the search for something very different and one of a kind pieces, this is the place to visit. Lynn is also well informed passionate about what she does. Very positive experience.

There is so much to see you'll need to plan a second trip! Lynn is a lovely women and the shop is…read morejam packed with treasures at reasonable prices. Lynns Vintage Flair is easy to find and offers plenty of parking!