4/11/26 "Where does she get those wonderful toys?" Annex…read moreknows. I think about the antiques furniture that was not chosen for our townhouse due to having to much stuff already. Nevertheless, we might get rid of some stuff to add new, but old stuff. We will see. Upon walking inside the shop, I think about how many homes these pieces of furniture traveled to. Speaking with Ms. Gordon, I found out about the possibility of donating old furniture we might not need anymore. This has been fun. I did enjoy seeing pictures of North Carolina Outer Banks before the heavy development. Lots more to explore and the prices are reasonable.

I've always loved this shop, so glad they are back! Lots of fabulous stuff to be found.read more

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 wanted to find a nice little something to take back home since I was visiting from out of state…read more I called before I went and the owner's voice was so welcoming and when I arrive, it was the same and more. He was very accommodating and gave me a great price on each of my items. I certainly will pop back in when visiting DC. It is a great find! Rochelle

Mom N Pop Antiques is the perfect small business we need to support. Full of unique finds and…read moregreat furniture. If you looking for that specific piece when decorating and you don't want another generic piece that everyone else has this place is sure to have it. They have a lot pretty bar ware and glasses. A good selection of old records and furniture with more reasonable prices than Miss Pixie's on 14th Street. The owner is really nice and flexible on prices too!

72 pieces total Eclipse Lenox Including 12 pieces of decor…read morepieces. 8-- 7 piece dinner wear plus 12 serving plates and bowls best price

My boyfriend and I stopped into this store while we were out strolling, and it ended up being such…read morea memorable experience. The shop is filled with some of the most beautiful and unique pieces we've ever seen. The owner took the time to walk us through different items and even shared some history, which made everything so much more meaningful and enjoyable. Even if vintage pieces aren't usually your style, I truly can't recommend this place enough. It's an experience in itself, and you'll likely leave not only with something special, but with a new appreciation and understanding of vintage pieces!

Have had many things framed here and never disappointed. A different experience than most places -…read morefor the better ! Very creative, especially when it comes to older pieces. Highly recommend.

We asked Gary to clean several old paintings my husbands grandmother had painted. They turned out…read morebeautiful and Gary even restored the old frames so they look great. We've had several items framed by Gary, always to our satisfaction. Gary is a historian and always fascinating to listen to.

Capital Antiques is what I would expect from an antique place in Georgetown. Most antique stores I…read morehave been to in the city have been full of picked over rusted stuff. Not the case here. The store itself is on the small side, but the items here are mostly organized. There is wood furniture in reasonably good condition, and when I found out that some of dates back to the 1900's and even 1800's..I would say it is in excellent condition. There's also quite a few paintings, sculpture and lamps for sale. For a one man shop, the owner is friendly even when this place gets crowded. He also provides renovation services.

This antiques and fine art store is a treasure in a Paris-like little neighborhood of small,…read moreindividual shops and restaurants. It is rare to find such a charming spot. The shop is filled with fine antique furniture, objets d'art (including many Middle Eastern pieces, which are a specialty) and a great variety of beautiful paintings attractively framed. The prices are reasonable for the quality of the merchandise. You should check periodically to find new items. The owner is very friendly and knowledgeable, and he is honest. This shop is his passion, and it shows in the quality of the items offered. Check out the shop's website too.

Best Antique Shop I've Been To!…read more At a glance it seems like a normal antique shop (with some extra fun, unique pieces) but the owner is really what makes the antique shop so amazing. He lets you take things out of the cases and see how they work and knows the history of so much of the pieces. Thing that you think are nothing end up being some of the coolest pieces once he explain what they are and what the history is. Ask all the questions! We asked him to keep our names in case he ever decides to break up an antique set and let us buy individual pieces and he was such a nice man recommending for us to just look in our local area so we don't have to pay for shipping but I would be happy to! Half of why we wanted the pieces was because of the entire, wonderful experience Frank gave us while we were visiting Georgetown. Highly recommend!

It is out of business. The owner was very gracious on the phone explaining. Even recommended other…read moreshops.

What a gem! They…read morehave allllll the Arabic fragrances and then some, tucked into a two level establishment complete with clothing (traditional), jewelry, and various items that'll make you feel beautiful. You'll see all types of people here, including women who wear burqas and hijabs. If that's an issue, go somewhere else. Keep in mind that it's not the largest space in comparison to the oils/fragrance they stock, so the scent is overpowering. I would wear a mask if possible. Also keep in mind that the salespeople can only do so much at a time. Use your phone or something else while they work, they'll get to you eventually. I promise it's worth it :) Is it worth the wait? The money? The drive? 100%!

A Fragrance Lover's Playground... If You Can Navigate It!…read more I drove TWO HOURS to visit this place, so trust me when I say I was ready to smell all the things! And there was definitely PLENTY to smell. The store has a huge selection of Arabian perfumes, body oils, cosmetics, bakhoor and other fragrance goodies. If you love Arabian fragrances, there is a LOT here to explore. I especially loved the customized bakhoor experience. That was such a nice touch and probably one of my favorite parts of the visit. My biggest issue was the organization, or lack thereof. There were SO many perfumes, but it wasn't easy to figure out where anything was or how the fragrances were arranged. With such a massive selection, having the perfumes organized by brand, fragrance family, scent profile or even some type of clear system would make the experience so much better. Instead, I found myself feeling pretty overwhelmed trying to navigate everything. That said, the selection is impressive! They had plenty of body oils and Arabian fragrances that caught my attention, and fragrance lovers could absolutely find some gems here. I just wish the shopping experience made it easier to discover them. Would I return? Yes, especially for the bakhoor and the selection, but next time I'm coming prepared with a list of what I'm looking for because wandering around trying to take in ALL those fragrances at once is not for the weak! From my nose to yours, MeMe

Attractive gift shop with nice items. Went for wedding party gifts, even saw possible gifts. The…read moreolder woman with short hair and wearing a red sweater, behind the counter was having a mean conversation with another woman that looked like a customer. The conversation had VERY biased statements about people that had moved into HER neighborhood. I walked through the entire shop stopping to seriously look at items, back tracking and crossing them 4 times.. I was not even greeted or any offer of help, I was there at least 10 mins. I left and went into a couple of the other shops to see if they had any options. When asked what I was looking for, wedding party gifts, Both of the other stores said there was a gift shop in the same plaza. I told them how the woman acted in Reunions and in both shops the people laughed and was told that is not an uncommon opinion heard from other people and have also been treated poorly there!!!! It was so unexpected I found it funny!!! I am a big man and was wearing a pink Oxford shirt. Maybe I didn't come appear worthy to shop there.

Great service & very friendly. Love the free gift bag/ wrap. Makes all the difference. Lovely…read moregift shop.