NNicely done distressed painted furniture and coastal decor. Stop here and across the street at…read moreSSeahorse! ** An excellent way to pass a rainy day in Morehead City; lots of great thrifts and consignments along Arendell Street!

I went with a friend today and we were both blown away with the large building filled with high…read morequality furniture. We will definitely be going back!

Friendly lady inside greeted me and offered any help if I needed it while shopping…read more I saw several cute items and they had a large selection of old brooches and glassware. I also saw a ton of framed lighthouse prints in the back room. Ended up with a beautiful new candy jar. Recommend stopping in if you enjoy antiquing.

This store is also owned by Gloria three doors down the street at Beaufort antiques. The lady at…read morethe counter was pleasant. She told me she was retired and loves her job here because she adores antiques! This shop carries many of the same antiques as their sister store but also has a large selection of toys and collectibles. The milk glass and jade glass is gorgeous! I also saw some hurricane lamps and oil lamps that caught my Eye. I loved the whimsical metal crown I found, as I am the Queen of Everything! Lol! My take home bundle included a cool teacup planter, a Scrabble souvenir of Beaufort and some delicious smelling gift soaps. If you are in the market for vintage furniture, retro toys, Pyrex, Corning Ware, figurines or that one of a kind antique, Marketplace is the place to shop!

I love to go antiquing! They had a decent selection. The woman at the front counter was nice. I…read morebought some disney glasses, a wind up toy, and a little golden book.

Nice place! 7,500 sq ft of antiques. Lots of dealers. Tons of glassware. Some interesting finds,…read moremany with an additional discounts. We'll be back!

You'll sure to find some Cool treasures in this medium sized antique shop! Lots of Pyrex, linens,…read moreglassware, jewelry, shelving, toys and more. I loved the rustic anchor they had for sale in the back!!Such a nice man at the counter! He even referred us to a few other gift and antique shops in the Beaufort area!! Great prices and they can haggle!! (This shop is also known as Antique Shops on Turner Street).

Found some great treasures at this store! My daughter even found an item she had been looking for…read morefor many years. Staff is friendly and worked with me when I made the mistake of leaving without an item I fell in love with and asked them to bill and hold it until I could return. Thanks!

This is an exceptional antique experience. Stepping back in time with absolute quality vintage…read moregoods, expertly displayed for a really great shopping experience. This place is huge. Plan to spend some time. Booths are all individual booths where even the structure of each booth is different and unique. Don't rush through or you will certainly miss that "something special" that is "just waiting for you to discover." I found that every booth was beautifully displayed. There is something there for every taste and budget. If you are like me, you will make many return visits as they have new items coming in daily.

I was one of the many who feel in love with the old Junkyard Market. The big yellow building on…read moreRoute 70 with all the quirky statues outside. It was a wonderful roadside attraction to shop and take pictures. It is now in a much smaller building with no roadside appeal. The owner is very quick to anger. She lashes out to everyone who comments on the difference between the two locations. I commented on a post in which she found fault with someone else's post. So what did she do? She blocked me. I wasn't unkind in any way. In fact, I was trying to talk her off the ledge and point out all the positive things she should be grateful for. Well, the truth of the matter, is that the two locations ARE very different. The old location was fun and interesting. The new building is small, tight, and unappealing.

A rare gem. Incredible, sweet staff. Unique random object finds--more trinkets than furniture. They…read morealways have displays for the holidays and everything's put out of nicely so your not sifting through junk. Large inventory. Really fun to take your time.

Beaufort Linen was part of the Art Walk while I was in Beaufort, NC. I am thankful it was part of…read morethe walk, as otherwise I'd likely never have ventured inside. I quickly discovered that the store sells more than just linen. It is a cute boutique that sells a variety of high-quality items. They sell linen, clothing, and specialty food. They sold items that I did not see elsewhere. I left with granola and a new pair of reading glasses, since mine didn't make the trip. So this purchase was much needed. The staff were friendly during my stops and let me browse without any pressure to buy. The prices are on the higher side.

This is a cute and quality store in the small heart of Beaufort, NC…read more There was some linen, as the namesake implies, as well as home decor, some very pretty jewelry, stationary, candles, etc. There is a mix of small gifts and home goods inside and I was promptly greeted by a friendly lady who offered any help should I have questions while I browsed. It's a small store with a limited selection - but beautiful, high quality items in you need a gift or something to finish off your home.

Great place. Beautiful merchandise. Well laid out. A great service with a great assortment of…read moreexcellent products. A great idea!!

I loved this place! So organized, fair prices, and quality stuff. If I lived here I would probably…read morerely on this place to furnish and decorate my home on a budget. The owners are incredibly friendly too! Gave me a discount because he knew I was using a debit card, so it offset the charge they apply for credit card use. I might visit one more time before I head out of town. Unique treasures for sure.