I was happy to find some things I was looking for with reasonable prices. It was nice to find this…read morehidden gem.

I'm from California and I visit my boyfriend twice a year and this is the best store I've ever been…read moreto in Maryland. They have so much to offer and have the most beautiful things you could imagine-- a lot of interesting things as well. You can tell that everything there is authentic and they take care of everything well. I would recommend this small, cute shop to anyone who loves history and antiques.

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

The selection here is wonderful! And the gentleman, who I…read moreassume is Christopher, is very friendly, outspoken, and knowledgeable. But I just can't help but thinking that most of the items in here are really overpriced. I hate saying that... and maybe the prices are somewhat negotiable? I'm not 100 percent sure. But I picked up a few things that I am certain I could pretty easily find elsewhere for much much less. Have you seen American Pickers? To me... it's like when Mike and Frank go into someone's garage/attic/farmhouse etc, and the owner of the property who wants to sell something marks the items so high that they definitely won't sell cause he/she has an emotional attachment to them. There is definitely a good deal I'm interested in in this store particularly. More so than the other Antique two stores in Bowie... but I still clearly remember the sticker shock upon picking up a few items. I'll definitely stop by if I'm in Old Town Bowie again. But most likely to just look around at the collection.

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!

The gentleman ( and I use that word very purposefully) at Keller's Antiques was kind, welcoming,…read moreand very helpful. He has a smaller store than the other two in Oldtown Bowie. But there are definitely some hidden treasures in there if you're willing to dig a bit. He also, proclaimed to be flexible on the prices of items in the shop, and proved this as he was showing me a phonograph or two. The biggest issue I have with the shop is the condition of some of the antiques. This is definitely a place where you'll get something for a great price and will put the money you saved into restoration/repair. The owner showed me several victrola style phonographs, and all of them definitely needed some love. He also also has a backroom with a good deal of medium to large antique mantle clocks; but alot of them look like they need need a bit of love too. That being said, I did walk out with a Helen Reddy record "Helen Reddy's Greatest Hits", and a 3 piece mid century cheese/appetizer serving set that looks like it hadn't been used at all for 10 bucks. My friend walked out with a small brass (what seemed to be) Persian style shoe ashtray for 2 dollars. This is a store that I'd 100 percent stop by when I come back to Oldtown Bowie. Among the three shops, it has the most reasonably prices and a decent selection. Lots to look at!

This was a great little place. It's now permanently closed though. Good wishes to the owner and…read morehopefully she opens a new place of her own soon!

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.

Really enjoyed my visit and plan to make this store somewhere I stop in somewhat regularly, they…read morehave a wonderful selection of old and out of print mangas at a good price, I found several I was looking for! Also got two anime figures at a great deal of 10 bucks each that I have been so happy to add to my collection! They also had a TON of games to look through, I had a blast in this store and I highly recommend for nerds who are interested in older anime and manga! I found mangas I'd never expected to see out in the wild (my tastes are fairly niche at times and many are out of print) and they were 5 bucks each!

Honestly, I was a bit disappointed. Understandably it is a antique collectibles of the store is…read moregaming stuff. The other third is like electronic stuff. I thought it was a bit pricey smaller knickknacks, and it was not very clean. The floor looked like it had never been cleaned ever there was garbage all over the floor and in the area there was layers of garbage.

I thought it would be bigger have more stuff but it was ok…read more Beautifully laid out like a department store

I happened upon GypsyFaire while looking for antique/vintage shops with furniture. It's a small,…read moreplain building with small windows. Once I opened the door I was surprised by the range of findings. Even though I didn't find what I was looking for I did notice an array of country/rustic pieces (shutters, tables, and wall decor), glamours pieces (mirrored tables), color pops (highly pigmented chairs), chandeliers, clothing, and assorted Knick knacks (typewriters, books, model toys, fixtures/doors from older homes). I believe they were also selling candles, soaps, and fragrances. It was very fragrant inside. It's worth going back to see their new items. There was definitely a good amount of traffic so come early. I was looking for this turquoise chair but that beauty was gone. Since it's a tag sale if you love it (because there are no returns) grab the ticket, go to the counter, and it's yours. I believe you have five days to pickup any large items purchase. Pro: Nice selection of items. Reasonable prices. Con: I believe they're only open the first weekend of the month.

I have been wanting to look give away some of my nice clothes that no longer fit. I found this…read moreplace from a Google search. I called and spoke to Natasha. She was very sweet and told me she would happily accept my donation and allow me to browse the inventory to get something discounted. There were lots of cute clothing items, shoes, home decor, accessories, appliances, books, etc. She told me they just opened up about a week before. I appreciated their kind customer service and patience with me. I will certainly return and continue donating for the future. Thank you!!

From the owner: We are a thrift store and consignment shop with unbeatable prices! We have new, gently used,…read morevintage, antique, and collectible items. All of our items are in good to excellent working condition.

Late to the party but I finally made it to this vintage store when I saw they were doing a big…read moregiveaway on a bunch of random things on some random weekend. I used that as an opportunity to visit, and I got to explore the rest of the store. They're located in that random giant industrial area that runs alongside Route 1 on the side where the train tracks are. It can definitely be easy to miss, and parking in the lot itself is quite limited. The adjacent street allows parking too, but sheesh it gets crowded. The vintage store is bigger than it may appear from the outside, and there's truly a LOT to sort through. Furniture, trinkets, pillows... you name it, they have it. There were some small tables and stools that almost found a home with me, but I was like... where am I going to put these things?! My kitchen is already being to be overloaded, and I rather not have that same energy rippling through the rest of the house. I ended up seeing this beautiful and vintage black and gold highball and shaker set that fit my bar / living room space really well, and I couldn't resist. I haven't been back in a while, but I'm sure if I returned I'd find something else neat. We'll see!

Such a gem of a store. I have not found anything like this anywhere else in the U.S. You can feel…read morethe passion that the owners have for this work. Quality furniture at fair prices in a quaint store, which attributes to a lower overhead. Thank you for saving this genre of furniture and design.