I'm REALLY struggling with what rating to give this B…read more In fact, I might be struggling as much with this rating as my friend and I were struggling to breath and be inside this store. Treasure House is seemingly two buildings that are connected at the hip. If you enter on the right side... it's not as noticeable... but once you go to the left side; you basically can't not notice it. The smell of mildew? smoke? mold? G-d knows what is filling that room. My friend immediately had trouble breathing and started coughing in this room. It didn't hit me until I went upstairs. It is SUCH a crying shame. Cause this antique store definitely has some hidden gems. And the prices seem somewhat reasonable form what I can tell about the right side. There is an excessive amount of antique fans that are in really great condition. I mean... if you're on the hunt for a brass blade fan, you should honestly buy a respirator and start exploring. Additionally, there are a large number of old radios, victrola style record players, and general furniture. The condition of the shop is rough though. Be careful where you walk. There's also lack of prices on a good deal of the merchandise which is a bit annoying. If I ever did come back here, I'd had to stick to the right side of the shop. And I really hope that the owner can get whatever that awful smell is under control and the air quality in general. I'd love to take some of those antiques off his hands.

A hidden gem with a caveat. We just moved to the area and wanted a few unique items to personalize…read moreour new place. This place is absolutely chock a block with great stuff. The owner was very friendly and the prices were good. He even offered me a free clock case when I mentioned a free library project I was working on. I will definitely be going back. OK now for the caveat: When I sat chock a block I really mean it. This place is VERY cluttered and the aisles are narrow making navigation a challenge. Also it is extremely musty. Like walking into a cellar musty. So if you have breathing issues, I would suggest not going in. But if you can handle the musty smell and are looking for a bargain, it is worth a try.

Christopher's Antiques is one of those charming local spots that makes you feel like you've stepped…read moreinto a treasure hunt. The shop is filled with unique finds -- vintage décor, classic jewelry, and one‑of‑a‑kind pieces you simply won't see anywhere else. Every visit feels like discovering a new story. What really stands out is the atmosphere: quiet, nostalgic, and perfect for anyone who loves exploring antiques at their own pace. The selection is thoughtfully curated, and it's clear the owner has a deep appreciation for history and craftsmanship. Whether you're hunting for a standout item for your home or just enjoy browsing through vintage collectibles, Christopher's Antiques is absolutely worth a stop. A great local spot for antique lovers in Bowie -- definitely a place where hidden treasures still exist.

This place is open by appointment only. The hours are wrong. We drove an hour for nothing. Dont…read morewaste your time.

The strip shop is tucked away in a business park and is a little hard to find from the road, but…read morethis is the place to have your refinishing done. I had several doors refinished here. Not only were my 100 year old doors wonderfully redone, but the price was also reasonable.

This is an absolutely wonderful establishment! If you appreciate quality furniture- contemporary…read moreand antique, you cannot miss with this store. It is located in Bowie's historic district in a very old building with a wonderful front porch and screen door that when it slams shut behind you, it conjures up memories (at least for me) of the former occupants running inside a hundred or so years ago. It is a small family-owned business. Randy Trammel is a very talented furniture and cabinet maker and his wife Jeanne- along with her wonderful mother- travel to Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Ohio and other states to find wonderful treasures, which they sell along with contemporary furniture. They are only open on weekends, 12-5 PM. I highly recommend this store. They will make you feel like one of the family with their warmth and humor. I have bought both antiques and contemporary furniture from them over the years and I love everything that I've bought. And it seems that every time I drop in Jeanne has somehow brought in another treasure. They also sell antique American Indian baskets- when she finds them. This is a wonderful store that you will not be sorry you visited. And the prices are extremely good considering the fantastic quality that you are getting. I just bought a beautiful chest of drawers circa 1820. I love to open it and think that when it was first used, John Quincy Adams was president!

Antiques are the history of our lives and reusing old things or repurposing them as we like to say…read morethese days not only adds character but also helps recycle all of the shtuff that we just can't bear to part with. There's a sign above the entranceway about recycling. My kinda thinking right here. I'm sure there were many neat things in this little store but I didn't stay long because I made a comment how the barking dogs in the back wanted to say hi. I was just being chatty but the guy took it as an opportunity to let out the two Italian Greyhounds. They are not small dogs and it made me nervous because I don't know how they run around without breaking all of the fragile things in the store. I'm not a big fan because it makes the place smell like doggies but the two other ladies there were in love and went to play and pet them. That was my opportunity to make a beeline for the door.

I really enjoyed my experience in this charming store and meeting its owner, Carl. I purchased two…read moreamazing converted lampshades with an interesting history dating back to the 30s. I proudly hang them as ceiling lights in my foyer and office. With a young child and new puppy, I don't always get to enjoy such beautiful decor, but I think they look great even in a foyer filled with dog leashes and children's toys. I had my eye on a few other beautiful things and will surely visit again soon.

I went here recently because I was in the hunt for a new Yukata but stumbled so much beyond that…read more They were one of the shops at the Sakura Matsuri DC event that sold Kimonos/Yukatas/Obis, ect... First thing out of the way, Arise Bazaar is not easy to find but I made it easier to find. It's behind the shops in front as soon as you enter. Past the first row of places, immediately make a left and you'll see Arise. I think they did not have a sign at the time luckily it was not hard to spot ( there was a van that had cherry blossoms as a dead giveaway too ). Second, the person (Paul) who runs this shop does not open this shop frequently. If it is not a sale he is doing, most of the time you'd have to schedule an appointment for him to come out. It's a bit strange but since my visit was based on his IG post about a sale on everything in the store, it was enticing for me to check it out. They just have really limited hours so I highly suggest you go early. Third, while I am all for supporting Arise Bazaar, the items I got besides the Yukata might be on Amazon. I realized after buying my Clip On Obi that it's cheaper on there but I will leave that to your digression. That being said.. Walking in here, this is a warehouse full of antiques. From pottery to paintings, to kimonos/yukatas.. there's a lot going on here. Paul, the person who runs the store was kind enough to take time to show me where the Yukatas were at and left me to see what color scheme or design I wanted to try out. He was nice and even offered to help me put the yukata on. Since I wanted more than the Yukata, I also tried out the Clip on Obi he recommended. He was not really knowledgeable and tried his best to help me put it on securely but he offered to see if a staff member could come in to help assist in the future. After picking out the Yukata and the Clip on Obi, we looked at fans to buy and he was generous enough to let me get an extra fan as a gift. I think the total after the discount was around 200 which was a nice deal. My only complaint is that the store is very all over the place. Many boxes of things that could be out in display, there were Kimonos/Yukatas I did not get to check out and I wish I mentioned that sooner. Paul is also an expert of Kimonos, but if you wanted to get your kimono actually dressed professionally, he has to inquire with a staff member who's more prepared for that. I just found it a bit difficult to understand if it's your profession to be an expert but not be able to not tie a Kimono/Yukata. Perhaps I'm being a bit harsh but I want people to what to expect. Overall my experience was great, I do want to support the store despite knowing some items could be a bit pricier. Definitely a hidden gem if you are on the hunt for Japanese Antiques!

AWFUL CUSTOMER SERVICE! Paul has had my item for 2 years now, it was listed at $450 and he has…read moretold me twice now (this year) that he'd send me a check for $150. to date, I have received ZERO! this is unethical business behavior and I've run out of patience with his excuses. will report to the better business bureau.

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've used them 3xs and have always received quality repairs. they've picked up, delivered when…read morerequested, and even came out to my home to provide an estimate I recommend going to see him. He's local and professional.

They never replied after giving estimate. I emailed and called them several times, but they did not…read morereply. I wish they had simply said they were no longer interested rather than leaving me hanging.