I have never seen this caliber selection of antiques (particularly 18th and 19th century antiques)…read moreoutside of New York City. Every item is a treasure and the co-owners, Michael Bertolini and Jane Glazman are so friendly and welcoming.

Love this place! A lovely couple owns and runs this storefront. They have beautiful antiques and…read moreare very knowledgeable about each piece. This is my favorite place to stop by when I am upstate.

We were driving through Warwick, NY, this afternoon on Route 17A, and saw this large corner…read moreproperty with a sign declaring it to be Warwick House of Antiques. (Parking is around back, accessed from Orchard St. - see http://www.warwickhouseantiques.com/ for more info.) When I walked in, I was greeted by one of the owners (well, I assume she is one of the owners), who told me that the store was the entire first floor, and to enjoy looking around. She said if I had any questions, I could ask her, but she wasn't pushy and didn't hover. So I really could enjoy looking around! The first thing I noticed was an entire cabinet of Skookum Dolls, from the 1920s to 1940s. I wasn't familiar with them, but having seen the name at Warwick House of Antiques, I googled it and now I know about them. (See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skookum_doll if you are as curious as I am?) This shop is well organized, and all of the merchandise is labelled, so you know exactly what you are looking at. They obviously know their business. Besides the Skookum Dolls, the other things I particularly noticed were: many vintage Japanese robes, jackets, and textiles; lots of Japanese paintings and other items; paintings; bottles; vintage lead miniatures of soldiers, ice skaters, and animals; some stereo viewer slides; Murano glass; a Stangl plate; furniture (both Asian and American); an antique fire extinguisher; Shenango China Inca Ware Nestle cups and saucers; crocheted doilies; jewelry; interesting expensive pocketbooks; Japanese swords; porcelain figurines; and even a carved jade figurine. Don't expect to walk in here and get something cheap because they don't know what it is; they know exactly what they are selling, and will sell it to you for a fair price. On some of the more expensive items (such as a Ward's Lime Syrup Dispenser) they have documentation to show what the item goes for on eBay and similar sites. Warwick House of Antiques is worth a trip!

Such a cute shop with a really great selection of unique items. Plants, antiques, jewelry, I love…read moreit all!

This is such a cute store packed with both restored and antique furniture and knickknacks. I…read moresuggest stopping in and seeing what appeals to you! I personally love the store owner's, I believe her name is Jessica, attention to detail when she restores items. They are stunning. However, I found an old nativity made by house of Lloyd Christmas around the world that I just loved! You'll be surprised at all the cute items... I can't wait to see her next restored piece! She's very talented!

It's huge. It's beautiful. The store is very well kept. The selection is magnificent. The playlist…read morewas on fleek. The staff is attentive. There are some very rare and unique finds. The pricing is lofty but on par with most crystal shops.

You can easily spend hours in this store without going to the underground tour. They were really…read morepatient and helpful. Amazing selection and value. I definitely will be coming back again.

This place is like a museum! Such great and unique finds like old toys, furniture and photographs…read more Every item drips with the aura from the time it was created. Some items-like the dolls-I don't even want to touch. Makes me think of that damn Conjuring movie. The owners are friendly. The place is clean and organized. Worth checking out.

This is my new favorite antique store not just in Beacon but in the area. It's a relatively small…read moreshop, but the items have a curated feel - it's not junk piled onto tables, but rather an eclectic, interesting, and fun assortment of stuff. Lots of vintage cameras (I found a Kodak developing tumbler for $12 that's now my favorite water glass), old toys, some vintage clothing... all at totally affordable prices. And the people who run it are super sweet. This shop is one if the best-kept secrets in Beacon!

This place is the quintessential Country Store (General Store). The owner is a lovely lady who is…read morevery personable and has travelled all over to bring in the perfect items. These items are exactly what you want in your home to complete the puzzle and give it the at home feeling! This place is warm and smells like fall! I'm so excited about the wax melts and candles we just purchased on Saturday! Once we move we will be back to purchase some of the art and some other pieces to decorate our home for fall and winter. If you are in the area stop by, you are most likely going to find something you love.

I have never visited a real antique gallery until today. This store has all the possible antiques,…read morevintage items and collectibles that you could imagine. The place is full of stocks from top to bottom, from front to end, from one room to another. Any antique addict will adore this place. Prices vary. You should have the patience to look each item's tag. Grab if you think you got the price right. Put extra time if you are really into antiquing when visiting as there are so many good finds. One good spot to stop by when visiting Main street of Cold Spring. The person in the counter is very welcoming. The location is easily accessible from the train station.

Great selection and well organized. The woman at the counter is very friendly and helpful. We…read morewill be returning!

My friends and I visited Sugar Loaf this winter and all the shops were closed. Ms Endico was kind…read moreenough to turn on her lights and allow us a visit even though it was before her regular hours. What a lovely studio! We promise when we return in the spring to buy one of her beautiful paintings. Date of experience: February 2026

This artist's watercolor gallery absolutely stunning! The watercolor pieces are breathtaking, with…read moresuch depth and emotion in every brushstroke. You can tell there's real passion behind the artistry. The gallery itself is charming and inviting, and she is warm and knowledgeable, making the experience even better. If you're a lover of art or simply looking for something beautiful to brighten your day, this place is a must-visit. She has many accolades and awards which was great to see displayed. You can tell she is dedicated towards her art and loves to bring you in to her stories behind her pieces.