Small store but loaded with quality items, especially hand tools and some are primitive. Quality…read morefurniture, a secretary, a men's chest of drawers, a lady's vanity, bottles, a Victrola record player, and many odds and ends. No bathroom but one of the gentleman was gracious in pointing my teen daughter to a safe clean one in the mall. They also will go and buy/remove items from you if your selling.

Wonderful Boutique store, you can find a little of everything!…read more https://www.facebook.com/decadesvintageboutique/

Fun shopping vibe. Something for every taste. This little vintage store is worth seeking out!read more

Stopped in while on vacation in York. Staff were really nice and accommodating, and actually took…read morethe things I was carrying so I could browse freely. This had to be one of the best antique stores I've ever been in. Clean, organized, and meticulously displayed items. If you're looking for legitimate antique primitives, colonial or Victorian pieces, this is it. Prices are kind of high, but these are one of a kind things. This is not the usual "antique" store junk you find at most places. Some booth's have discounts going on, so don't forget to ask. I could spend hours in this place.

Would not go again. Weird, rude saleswoman. I literally…read morewas so stunned by the audacity and off-color remarks from this woman, I turned around and walked out. I just bought land here - I can tell you where I'll never be getting decorations from!

Great upscale multi-dealer vintage/antique shop. Neat, clean and well maintained. This isn't a…read morejunky thrift store. It has a very nice array of higher-end pieces with an emphasis on mid-century modern with a really well curated fine art selection. The proprietor, Cesar, is a great guy, with a sharp, dry sense of humor.

From the owner: Tangibles is a multi dealer antiques shop. Our store is comprised of a diverse group of veteran…read moredealers offering a dynamic and fast changing mix. We offer fine quality antiques & decorative accessories representing the best of the 18th through 20th centuries.

Went to Strawberry Banke with my daughter and her family on Mother's Day. This is a very family…read morefriendly place to bring the kiddos for some fun- lots of room to run around and fun exhibits to experience. There were many baby animals for the children to look at and pet. We really enjoyed our morning there and would recommend visiting without hesitation.

By far the shortest weekend visit ever, I know we will be back one day to explore. We love walking…read moreinto antique shops and came across Strawberry Bank Antique and Vintage shop. Lots of rock and album memorabilia, different classic music taste when you search through Art or albums, and an assortment of interesting finds when you browse here. The owner was friendly too. Although our visit was short, one day we won't be rushing to come back for a longer visit next time.

My friend & I happened to be driving by this place & noticed it so we turned around & headed in…read more Their parking lot out front is small & the spaces are small but my friend got her car in a spot & in we went. This shop is super cute!! They have a lot of stuff to look at & I found that their prices on pretty much of their stuff was very reasonable. I found a cute sign about friend's for $8.00 that I bought for one of my best friend's. Got a cute pair of earrings & a bracelet for real cheap too. I picked up a book for $2.00, I think I've actually seen the movie for it as it sounded familiar. Staff were friendly. My friend picked up this cute dress to wear over her bathing suit during the summer. They had clothes for men & women, kids/baby clothing and toys, games, shoes, house wears, bags/purses, home decor & furniture, etc. If you like thrift stores this is a MUST place for you to stop by & check it out!

Great selection of glassware, I found exactly what I was looking for. The cashier was kind and…read morewrapped everything up for me so it wouldn't break in transit and gave me a reusable bag (yay sustainability!).

Hart used to be near Nissan near Portsmouth Traffic circle, where they sold nice furntiture with a…read morefew artistic items. They moved to a better location, where they will get walk ins, Much better for business, Unfortunately they have downgraded their items. Its 1930s type stuff, not really antiques. I was very disappointed. Many more things but no longer uniques. Rob H., I certainly did not get a cheerful welcome. was almost told not to come back? Owner nice to look at?? Ann L. are you in your 90s or 100s? Not ugly. Ann H. Did Ann L. get married?

Always a cheerful welcome and new things to see every visit. This shop is a treasure hunt with fine…read moreitems along with just the thing you didn't know you needed.

I left not one but two messages to this company!!!! I understand they may not wanted to take what I…read morewas wanting to sell but I even asked them to give me a call with some other ways to sell my china!!!! That is just not right!!!!!

I have been buying American antiques at Northeast Auctions for 25 years.There are so many things…read morethat I like about it, as a business, that I must corall my thoughts.But as I reflect, I realize that it pretty much all comes down to Ronnie Bourgeault, who is an extremely knowledgeable, energetic, verbose, serious, sometimes grumpy, generous, philanthropic and good hearted man. He is highly respected in the field for being one of/the most antiques-knowledgeable auctioneers, and is well known by and connected to all the major collectors, dealers and museums who have encountered him in the ~ 45 years he has been in the antiques business. Because of his national reputation, he is chosen to sell major collections from CA to NY., so as a buyer, I don't have to travel far to see and examine some of the best material out there. Bourgeault's headquarters is a landmark for 'downtown' Portsmouth, an elegant early 19th c. 3 story brick Federal mansion that is a cornerstone for this uniquely well preserved historic shipping port. Throughout his many years in Portsmouth, he has consciously and quietly purchased and restored a number of early buildings with shaky futures. That means alot to me. He is also an active donor and board member for both local and regional museums and historic organizations of national importance. Bourgeault and his loyal staff run a very smooth professional operation. His auctions are always well attended ; the August one that kicks off N.H.Antiques Week is often where you will see the premier collections being sold. Americana is Bourgeault's focus but his Asian sales are also highly regarded. Both printed and web catalogues are well organized , written, and photographed. My one warning is that if you are new to the auction world, you might want to start by attending other auctions that cater more to newbies by being a bit more user-friendly. In keeping with his 'no nonsense' approach, Bourgeault is probably the fastest auctioneer in New England (at least), often selling 100 lots per hour (where other auctioneers might sell 60-80 lots per hour.) That speed alone takes some getting used to ; there's little room for hesitation, or you may easily be left in the dust! The world of antiques and auctions is a fascinating one and bringing history into your life can be fun, educational and richly rewarding. If and when you decide to take on that goal, Northeast Auctions is a top notch business to work with.