A very quaint New England antique and vintage shopping mall with a nice variety of vendor booths…read more Friendly staff and a great experience. A great place to find a treasure!

I've been associated with Colonial Antiques for several years. The owner, Toni, is great to work…read morewith. The market features an eclectic mix of vintage and antiques at affordable prices. It's an overlooked gem in the Upper Valley.

This place reminded me of some of my go-to thrift shops when I was growing up. Tons of random…read morestuff, with some great deals, and others so-so. Staff was friendly, helpful, and welcoming though, and seemed to know their clientele. Looked like they also had a small pantry for people in need, which was nice. This wasn't really a spot for antiques, though I'm sure there were a handful of things that might be called antique in there, but it was more just second hand/ boot sale/ thrift shop stuff. I had just taken an art class making shapes out of old junk, and this place definitely had a good selection for something like that.

Nice selection of vintage items- lighting was ok- some cubicles very low lighting- very interesting…read morefinds with fair prices- all seem market-value. Great selection- his and hers type stuff-would visit again when in the area.

Beautiful multi dealer shop with top notch stuff, good prices, and a cool layout. They have a wide…read morerange of stuff, so I always keep an open mind for new pieces. The owner is extremely nice, and knows what I like which is very helpful.

They actually have nice antique furniture I will definitely be returning yearly.Happy shoppingread more

GF and I love our adventures. After leaving a wedding in Rutland, we drove some scenic roads back…read moreinto MA. Part of the way home, we spotted the Twitchell House on the left side of route 30 as we were motoring South. The Twitchell House is seriously an entire house (and barn and tent and yard) full of antiques. We probably spent two hours poking through all the rooms, digging up all sorts of neat little trinkets. GF got a soldering iron shaped like a pistol and some funky tins. I got a mid-century cake tin for a baker friend, an old glass ink well, a set of 1920s fake pearls, a 1940s black fox muff that I am so excited to rock the hell out of this winter...I think that's all I got...but it definitely wasn't all I wanted to get. The owners are also pretty awesome, and super chatty. They love their collection and they've carefully labeled everything in the building. If you're ever in Southern Vermont looking for an adventure, this is definitely a worthwhile stop.

I have to wholeheartedly agree with the other reviewer...this place is amazing. Southern VT has a…read morelot of antiquing, but this place is the most bohemian. Prices were flexible and low, there wasn't a single item I looked at that I wasn't willing to pay full sticker price. We are trying to keep our place minimal and we have all of the furniture we need, but we did get these two amazing rugs. She did say that she usually doesn't do rugs, but that she got these on a gut feeling. They are in tough shape, and in need of a good cleaning, but they were a CRAZY good deal and exactly what I was searching for. If I were opening a restaurant or a boutique, or just looking to furnish my place, I would schlep up here as my first stop.

A huge Antique market. The booth kind. I scored today and…read morefound a Shawnee "Corn King" Cookie Jar. 50% off. Got it for $35. This place is closing next month after 27 years in business. The family will still run antique weekly auctions, onsite and online. Some really nice antiques here. Wish I could afford it!! Their website is www.knottypineantiques.com

Very good auctioneer, they have a decent selection in all auctions and the prices generally pan out…read moreto be pretty good. Great prices on just about anything you can imagine including furniture. Be sure to look at everything before hand, we bought a bookcase for $75 then when we picked it up noticed that the back was falling apart. I don't believe most of the auctions have a reserve but I can't say for sure, in some cases they have gone down to $1 for a piece of furniture . The speed is pretty quick so you need to pay attention or you may miss the item you want. Some of the people that work here take it upon themselves to describe things to the nth degree when they bring them up but should really just stick to holding things .

I can't praise this business enough. We called ahead to let them know we would be by. We were…read morepleasantly surprised by the property as it was a historic home and barn on beautiful land, with a country feel...wildflowers.. And rolling hills. The ladies were very kind and welcoming. We wandered thru the room in the home with many beautiful pieces. Prices were very fair and items were well organized. I immediately found a few pieces of jewelry that spoke to me.... They were able to answer my question about what stone was in my chosen bracelet And where it had come from..And asked them if I could set them aside so we could venture into the large barn and the many bins outside. The bins were .25¢ for each item..and my husband and I found several for our collection. Smaller items...but rare. The barn was very busy with many items to look at, several pieces we had never seen in other shops/locations. We brought our flashlights (as recommended here in another review) but there were motion lights set up which were helpful. The basement was dark... And we anticipated spiders and rodents.. But only came across rodent droppings ..some answer spiders and a good sized toad that startled my husband :)...But for a barn, it was full of history and very interesting.. just to walk around and look at the architecture...(if you realy like buying antiques you should also develope an appreciation of where they came from..including the homes, barns, familes. And structures that still hold up today. We had a nice talk with the ladies after purchasing our items (20% off by the way!!) They answered our questions about the age of the home and kindly asked us about ourselves, our chosen careers, and where we are from. We liked them very much. I highly recommend visiting them if in the are or looking for a road trip.. Easy to find with or without GPS. Good parking. I recommended just taking in the view of the home as it is absolutely beautiful..and property....

This place is, quite literally, a barn full of old stuff. A lot of it is junk (Reader's Digest…read morecompilations from the 1970s, etc.) but there are some great finds, too - maps, nineteenth-century novels, old photos, a working slide projector, etc. It can get pretty hot in summer and the lights aren't working throughout the barn - bring a flashlight, because you're going to want to venture into the small side rooms, up the stairs to the chair loft, and (if you're feeling brave) up the ladder into the book loft. The barn also has a basement accessible by walking around the barn, and slightly more fancy stuff is in the house, which is also where you go to pay. Prices are the definition of reasonable and up for negotiation. There's a pretty sharp turn-off to reach the store, so it can be easy to miss. Keep your eyes peeled!

This place discriminates against people requiring mobility aids. My daughter had recently had foot…read moresurgery and was using a knee scooter. The female owner or employee who saw us enter told us my daughter couldn't have her knee scooter in there because she "might break something." Rather than a you break it, you buy it policy, this place discriminates against people with disabilities. What if a permanently disabled person in a wheelchair wanted to shop here, would they be told to get out? Isn't that illegal? A disgusting and likely illegal policy. I'll never shop here now.

I love this store, I did the kettle corn for their Kitty Angels Fundraiser last May and had a…read moregreat time. It is a beautiful store with a lot to offer, no one has every been rude to me at the store. Sherry, the owner helped me price and sell some vintage bar stools I came across last month. I do know that they have a lot of difference vendors so you have lots of stuff coming in from all over the East coast. I would highly recommend this store to everyone!!

nice variety in the booths. Also really fun, as the booths vary in what they carry. Toys, glass,…read moreuranium glass, some furniture...and a good turnover in products. The staff is wonderful. Also, every once in a while, a fairy lamp at a great price.

My first time in, but I don't think we will be back. We absolutely love going to thrift stores and…read moreantique shops, and are always looking around in stores like this. This is the first "antique thrift store" I've been in that looks up the value (aka what people are asking on eBay) of an item, before ringing you up. I had found 2 dvd sets on a display with no pricing, and when I asked how much they were, the woman working behind the counter (the owner, I assume) said she would look up pricing and let me know. She said "these go for $$ online, but I will do $$" ..... I've never been into a store like this, & had an employee do that. If you think you have things of value, like DVDs, you should list them on eBay, if you think you can get that much for them. Asking $50 was the craziest thing I've heard. I let her know this, & she responded "that's what people are paying for it online!". Sadly, I can't wrap my head around that mentality when running a thrift store. This is where people buy things to give them a 2nd life, instead of it going to a landfill. Charging over retail value is just very disappointing to see. We had a wonderful couple tell us about this store, so we had very high hopes, as they are regulars and were raving about some of their finds here. We did find a few things, but the entire dvd rack in the back had a huge 40% off sign, & we were charged full price. You live and learn.

Love it! Great variety of items, nicely displayed and reasonable prices. Friendly staff.read more

Downstairs in the Hilltop Consignment store is an entire used bookstore--they have everything…read moreincluding rare vintage books and bestselling series. Self-help, business, romance, language, travel, history, cookbooks...

This is a hidden gem. More than ten thousands square feet of antique furniture and variety items…read more All pieces are in very good condition. Very friendly owner. The store is not very visible from the road and as a result suffers from lack of visitors. Would be such a shame if it will close.

As far as antique places go this was Avery large space with some great items. The owner is friendly…read moreand accessible, and clearly relishes being able to provide quality items. When we spoke to him he hoped to have a cafe going by the Spring of 2022, and additional areas with more items to see.