Wow what a little aladins cave this shop is. Very deceiving from the from the front but turns into…read morean endless cavern of every type of antique you might be looking for. Even if you are not into antiques it's well worth a stroll around to see some of the stuff of your childhood and beyond! The Tv show Bargin Hunt has been here & at the sister shop just down the bank. Shop owner is friendly & helpfull.

From the owner: Robsons Antiques is a family run business established 25yrs buying and selling all manner of…read moreantiques including Silver, Glass, cutlery, pottery, cast iron fireplaces, brass, copper North country and Durham Quilts. wwwrobsonsantiques.co.uk

What a place ! Nestled near the North Yorkshire Wolds near Pocklington on the road between Market…read moreWeighton and York , this is a must visit location ! Wonderful tea room , and old buildings crammed with treasures . From old vinyl records 78s 45 s and lps even some reel to reels and there are old radios tvs and record players . walls filled with old railway and pub signs lots of vintage and antique furniture , cabinets of curiosities , architectural salvage from old garden troughs to old red telephone boxes , there is something for everyone at any budget. old vintage clothing and jewels antiquarian books maps posters and prints. theres just too much to list , You should go see for yourselves

From the owner: Bar Farm Antiques has grown from a modest one room shop to a mega-complex of four converted chicken…read moresheds and a giant warehouse stocked with an unimaginable variety of collectables and Antiques. Complete with a vintage/retro clothing boutique.

Junk Again is another fantastic furniture place that doesn't require you be to snobby and rich to…read morepurchase their goods. I like Habitat, don't get me wrong, but really, why bother when you can get good quality furniture for much less. Especially if you are a student! Which is perfect for this area. Flocks of students come and go through Leeds, moving every year and needing to get rid of or attain furniture every time they do. Junk Again are aware of this and have cleverly positioned themselves not far from the postcodes that are predominantly student populated. If you are looking for a cabinet, a table, or arm chair, or are looking to get rid of, a fridge, a freezer, or chimney pot, Junk Again is a great place to go. They are slightly chaotic but that just adds to that old fashioned feel of shops of this type. Plus no-one will look down their polished nose at you as they so often do in Habitat.

When my friends and I moved house last year we opted for a grand four bedroom house that was…read moreunfurnished as it wold cost us a little less. That, sadly, was not the case in the end but that's more to do with the Estate Agent and building than anything else. However, pretty much the only thing that we required for our move was a sofa and some arm chairs. Enter: Junk Again! My old housemate had spotted Junk Again on her way through Woodhouse and suggested that we tried here for a cheap second hand suite. I was game for any bargain and so when she called me, all a fluster, to tell me about this awesome sofa, two arm chairs and a pouffe for a mere £40, I came immediately to the scene. Yes. That's right. All that for forty flippin' pounds. The friendly chap explained that he had planned to have them cleaned but hadn't yet, so was willing to let them go for that much - all we needed to do was clean them. No probs, Handy Hire in Headingley solved that one for us dirt cheap too! We couldn't have been more chuffed. Inside you'll find an array of lovely old furniture and the odd antique, for seriously cheap prices. My advice is: if you're moving look here first. I've a few more things I need myself so I'm planning a re-visit very soon...

This is held in Tynemouth metro station every Sunday. Its very easy to acsess both by car and metro…read more(its just as you step off the train). Parking is limited but iv allways found a space. The stalls are roughly the same every week, selling a range of new goods from handmade cards, local prints, handmade gifts and painting. It also has a car boot style area where people sell there old junk and also many antique stalls. There arent many food and drink stalls, but there is a lady who sells fresh homemade samosa's which are lush. There is also a stall selling tes/coffee and cake.

An old victorian station holds the market - on a saturday it is general antiques bruc a brac and…read moreonce a month a farmers market On a sunday there is also book fair a great place to pick up rare books, This market has everthing from a guy selling war memrobillia to a women who makes dolls house, a person selling vintage clothes and a guy who makes second hand furniture look fabolous again. There is a guy who sells old cameras and a women who makes gothic clothing and there are several sellers who sell gerneral vintage ornaments and general bric a brac. There is a lovely cafe to go and have something to eat in and it also sells burgers and soup outside. You can spend a few pound or a few hundred here but you usually come away with a bargain Parking is a little more diffucult now as you can park next to the metro but not up the residents street as they have made it permit only at a weekend but there are plenty of buses or of course the metor

An amazing independent store, crammed with amazing antiques & artefacts. (Just take a glance at the…read morewebsite). The staff are knowledgeable, friendly and extremely helpful. If you're into anything stylishly retro then this should be your very first port of call. As an added bonus check out Charles O' Connor's stunning solo & Horslips albums for the most creative, coolest and breath-taking examples of folk rock music ever laid down. The only regret is we're not nearer Whitby to be able to visit all the time!