This place is a treasure. It's filled with historical architectural goods. These foods have been…read morerescued from old houses and are no longer being manufactured. If you are lucky enough to find what.you need here - get it! The owner is super helpful and very knowledgeable on what he has and what you need. I didn't see many prices, but in my opinion my purchase was quite reasonable. They have lots to choose from and they have a downstairs and an outdoor selection. Always check back because the inventory is always changing.

Really well curated collection with some quirky/funky pieces to discover. The building itself is…read morereally beautiful and the basement really feels like an adventure. Only word of caution is to check the Ravens schedule because the parking lot is used for tailgates on game days.

I. Love. Bazaar. From skulls to old mug shots, candles to vintage prescriptions, tooth jewelry to…read moretarot cards! Toad purses! Oh my! It is always a treasure hunt in here and it's AMAZING. It's such a good time to poke around here and see what you can find and bring home and make your space just a little more bazar and yourself!

Bazaar is a curio shop just off the Avenue in Hampden. Having lived in the neighborhood for five…read moreyears, I must have walked past Bazaar hundreds of times, but I'd never stopped in until last weekend when I visited with a friend. They have a little window on the outside of the shop, and it gives you a really good idea of what they sell: odd trinkets, preserved animal specimens, historical items (like old prescriptions and medical devices), quirky jewelry, and much more. It's possible to find some crazy, fun, strange items at Bazaar. It's worth stopping into just to explore.

The Antique Man has unique finds throughout the store. Costume jewelry starts as low as $1! Watches…read more$5! Glassware $7! Film cameras! Barbies! Bags! furniture and more! Hours: The store is only open on Saturday and Sunday 1-5 p.m. for shopping. Monday - Friday you can sell your items to the shop or call ahead to make a reservation. Service: Service here is great! The owners really know what's in inventory and will help you find what your looking for. I found an antique glass celebrating bugs bunny's 50th anniversary. The shop is packed from floor to ceiling with unique finds. If you find an item you want to buy, take it to the front and the owners will hold your items behind the counter while you continue to browse. If you and a friend love antiques this is a great place to check out.

I loved this store so much. It was so stuffed full of stuff that you could easily think it's more…read moretrash than treasure, but my friend and I walked out with beautiful gems that we'll keep forever. Don't whine about the limited hours, just come on by when they're open and let yourself enjoy the spectacle.

This shop is the real deal. Just plain cool. Lots of old Boh and Baltimore memorabilia along with…read moreStar Wars and tons of pop culture 80s pieces I haven't seen in a long time. Full disclosure I was born in 82. Perhaps that is why I was drawn to the photo of ET with Michael Jackson. Owner was extremely warm and friendly.

And In Conclusion…read more...... This place has been here almost 25 years! Super cool owners and the shopkeeps. love it

I have so enjoyed shopping at Objects Found for many years. I still remember when I purchased the…read morebeautiful floral still life I hanging in my staircase over. I purchased it over twenty years ago and have loved it ever since. I have an interior design business and I believe that carefully curated furnishings, decor, and artwork with history and character help make a house more of a beautiful home. Objects Found is where I have enjoyed hunting and gathering so many unique and lovely, vintage finds for myself and my client's' homes over the years. Every one you encounter there is so welcoming and helpful. When customer service is a rarity these days, the shopping experience at Objects Found is truly appreciated. Reggie operates two sister stores as well - Objects Found in Arbutus and the Artful Flea (right around the corner on Winters Lane). All true gems in our Catonsville community!

Came across Objects Found on a happy accident. We were traveling to check out a boutique store and…read morebeing unfamiliar with this area, I missed the turn. So I decided to turn around on a random street and there she was: a small building with various inviting pieces laid out around the entryway in the parking lot. Garden objects on a Sunny early spring day - It was like a magnet to me! Inside I found heaps of gorgeous home furnishings, fine china, vintage wares, tools, art, trinkets and some clothing too. I could spend hours in there simply exploring. I didn't even get to focus on the jewelry in cases at the front desk, but there's always next time. The space was bigger than I realized once inside and they make great use of the space. I couldn't imagine nicer people than the two ladies who checked us out. Definitely check it!

Great selection of true antiques, vintage kitchen goods, odds and ends. Enjoyed searching through…read morethe areas on all the floors. We bought a couple things for hubby's HO trains and a kitchen gadget. We would stop back when in the area!

Great antique shop but prices seam high. They have 3 levels with amazing stuff I have not seen in…read moreother antique shops. It does seam to be organized and they have signs where things are gathered with a theme like Tools, toys, baby, comics...

AMAZING shop with an impressive collection that's constantly being updated/turned over. Move quick…read moreor you'll miss your opportunity! I was going in between two beautiful pieces of furniture and by the end of the day, the choice was made for me because one of the two was already sold. As a result, there are always new and beautiful pieces coming through! So the shop is as good as it gets, but on top of that they are actually the NICEST people!!

I had the owner come to my house to review items I was willing to consign. She chose several items…read moreand felt they would be well suited for her store. I had antiques as well as reproductions all high quality. She said she would send me an inventory list and what she would price them at. When I didn't hear from her for 2 weeks I emailed her. I then received a call that None of my items were suitable for her store. It's funny because some of the items I purchased at her store. So I'm not sure why she did this. Are they going out of business or don't want to give you an estimate of what they will price an item at? Anyway, I wound up selling everything on Facebook marketplace at great prices and no commission fees.