Pretty cool, we came here because the thrift store was closed and it was listed as a vintage…read moreclothing store. We went in, there wasn't any vintage clothing. It was very quiet and had nice vintage vibes, but there was no clothes which is what i really wanted. My mom and I got these little hedgehog and turtle things and she got this tiny vase. It was all $32, so not that expensive. There seemed to be an old woman and her around 30-40 year old son or grandson working there. They were kind and check out was quick. Only issue was it was listed as the wrong type of store, but still fun.

I went one week and saw a table I liked. I told the polite saleswoman I'd return for it if the…read moremeasurements worked. They did and I went back 3 days later to buy it and the rudest staff imaginable were there. After making me feel unwelcome the man and woman working there proceeded to spend the next 15 minutes bad-mouthing several customers in front of me. They said horrible things about regular customers. In front of a customer. Zero sense or discretion. Don't go unless you want strangers knowing your business. Not for me...

Christmas sprit can definitely be found here, assuming you have a decent amount of money. I was…read moredrawn by vintage Christmas ornaments and rocks and unusual items, but pretty much everything was costly. Service appeared to be nice and the place smelled amazing, given the candles and live plants.

Unique and interesting place to peruse the varied items on display, from furniture to chandeliers…read moreto works of art, to mirrors to statues and one of a kind finds. Although, most definitely high end prices, it is a fun way to spend a few hours or more before heading on to look at some of the other nearby antique stores.

We visited here for the first time (incredibly) and so enjoyed our time here. The owner explained…read morethat her dad had a vision 33 years ago to fill this space with lots of vendors selling their wares. She said there are still a few of the original vendors there and there is a 5 year wait list for new ones! You walk through the spaces filled with all kinds of unique items and bring it up to the front to pay for it. Cash or check accepted. You can easily get lost in this space for hours! We picked up some German beer steins, some egg coddlers, a book and a few other odds and ends, all at reasonable prices. Yes, some things seemed overpriced but most were fair. There is a restroom and parking lot. It's a fun way to spend a few hours.

I have shopped at the Stratford Antique Center on 2 occasions about 3 months apart. The place is…read morevery large with many different sellers. It makes for a nice date to grab a coffee then spend a few hours browsing. The staff are always super friendly and very helpful. There is a lot of great stuff in here but unfortunately the vast majority or sellers are charging way way too much. Some sellers are reasonable but most seem to be price gouging. I mean we are talking like $900 for a rocking chair that is broken as an example. If folks were willing to pay these prices they would just buy new. I have managed to find some reasonably priced items of clothing and furniture, but often found that if I found something I kind of liked, I never liked it enough to pay the asking price. It's clear that others feel the same as many of the booths had all of the same exact items they had 3 months ago. Most need to bring their prices down by 30-50% tbh. I have enjoyed window shopping here but probably will go elsewhere from here on out.

THIS IS NOT YOURE EVERYDAY "SIDE OF THE ROAD" ANTIQUES STORE…read more Westport has been one of my Old Haunts from the late 80's. The days of Fudruckers, Il Molino and Haagen Dazs Ice cream shop. I was in town driving down The Post Rd. and eyed this "Leonce Antiques" store on the side of the road so I pulled in and checked it out. I've always had a thing for antiques and flea markets they're like interactive time capsules. Out In the front of the store is an eclectic array of antiques mostly pre turn of the Century stuff and as I walked inside I was shocked.... Leonce Antiques was like a European fine arts museum yet with a cool fun atmosphere given the owner Bernard was a fun, cool guy and too wealth of knowledge. There was one room with looked like an antiques silver vault, wall to wall sterling EVERYTHING: vases, urns, flatware, candelabras, another room all chandeliers, another room a whole wall of sconces. The place is deceptively HUGE...I wandered into the back and under a box of books I spy two vintage black leather chairs. Behold early 60's pair of Knoll office chairs...perfect...I need a set to go with my Nelson Bench. I get Bernard, he writes me up, we toss'em in the Jeep and I'm on my way. Leonce is a MUST CHECK-IT-OUT PLACE..Mostly European and early American higher end pieces....You won't find any of that corny Americana here. His collection is very eclectic....out in front all pre-turn of the Century pieces who would have guessed I would find a pair of mid century Knoll chairs!

I was skeptical about placing an order from an antique dealer 3000 plus miles away, and came away…read morepleasantly surprised. I ordered a silver cup as a present for my daughter, not only were the pictures of the item accurate, their over-the-phone help was great. The owner packed and shipped my item immediately, and I got it two days later. What service! The quality of the items they sell are above par, and I would recommend purchasing from them, as I would do so myself.

this store is a diamond in the rough, a true paradise for any kind of person looking for furniture,…read morevintage collector and regular home items alike. The prices are unusually low for the age and quality. I drop in every few weeks to see what Bill's been working on.

There is a large selection of good to very good antiques. It is oriented to the decorator client…read moremore than the serious collector, but always an interesting place to visit.

Harbor View is a very upscale antique center that boasts class and history. This is a very large…read moreshowroom (booths are arranged elegantly by room) full of priceless items, art, jewelry, and furniture from all periods. The staff is very friendly and knowledge; you can use their expertise when shopping or just walk around and see what catches your eye. Everything is labeled with an accurate description of period/use/materials. The folks at Harbor View love their customers and are always receiving new and astounding pieces- definitely stop in.

What a wonderful place to shop!!! Lisa the owner has some of the coolest antiques and retro items…read morethat decorate our home from the 1700's.Love the vibe and the great service.A great holiday store as well because the store changes inventory weekly to adjust to the upcoming holidays !!

The Cottage Store is this incredible find right in the heart of Pound Ridge. Specializing in the…read moreunique, from vintage to gifts and everything in between. Lisa, the owner, has an eye for the unusual, regularly scouring the east coast from antique markets to estate sales and gift shows as well as carrying local artisans and their beautiful crafts. Her array of men's products are impressive, Soy candles galore, beautiful hats and scarfs for ladies, the kids' items are adorable, that old LP is great for memorabilia sake, and the Turkish jewelry is a must to impress any friend. As you turn every corner, or peak behind bookcases and shelves, you may encounter an antique urn for the garden, champagne glasses for the upcoming toast, or even an old typewriter for the office. It's a treasure chest of finds that worth a weekly visit!

Wonderful customer service! Sam was very understanding in what I was looking for. He was very…read morepleasant to work with and went the extra mile to make sure my item was sent properly to me. The item I chose is a very beautiful piece and was a fair price. Would do business with them again! Thank you!!

Great stuff. Highly over priced. Bad customer service. And the handful of times I have been in, the…read moreowner, Samual has been there and each time left me with a bad uncomfortable feeling that I couldn't put my finger on. Will start shopping else where.