Jeff is friendly and fair. Super place to find treasures. He installed "pool noodles" over the…read morewinter to protect your noggin from low hanging rafters.

Excellent Shop. Great selection of antiques. Reasonable prices. Very seldom do we leave empty…read morehanded. Very knowledgeable and personable owner, Jeff. We enjoy all of our hunting trips to Treasures and Trash. Sandra and Eric, Waldoboro

This antique shop mostly has fantastic pieces - I've gotten some great furniture and antique…read morescientific devices from here. I was sad to find they are allowing one of their vendors to sell a framed reproduction photograph of a KKK March from the 1920s. I understand when dealers are selling actual historic artifacts (I still think it's weird to profit off of racist histories, but I understand there are complex perspectives about archival value). This was not that - the back of the photograph showed that it was printed last year at Walmart, but it was being sold as a framed photo. It felt celebratory and exploitative, not historical or educational. When I asked the owners why they allowed that, they said it is illegal to prevent the dealer from selling the photo, and that it is "free speech." This is not true - antique malls are legally allowed to have guidelines that dictate what can be sold. I think it is incredibly distasteful and unethical that the owners are choosing to profit off of images of such a violent, disgusting organization. I sadly won't return, and I hope the owners will take accountability for their decisions.

The selection is expansive and continuously changing. With a good number of vendors selling, they…read morealso have some pretty remarkable deals and a clearance section worth browsing. It's always an enjoyable stop in Bangor. They have a second location as well, but I have not visited it.

Put an $1790 set of bookcases on hold for 48 hours to be able to measure before spending the money…read more Called right before driving in to purchase to double check the size. Get there, Christmas Eve, to find Jerry behind the counter laughing and says "you won't believe this..." and he sold them to someone else and then lied to Mary the owner that we had called to say we weren't coming when we had called to say we were. Spend your money elsewhere, absolutely shitty business.

Great place! Found a lot of nifty vintage products . Prices are fair…read more Take note when you put address in GPS it might misguide you out of no where. Keep going into town and it is located in the town of Carmel.

Five stars for the Merchandise, but unfortunately the check out experience was very disappointing!…read moreOne item I picked up was a small duck in a broken egg shell. Checking out with my items I was told by the owner that the duck had no price on it and she then said "SHOW ME WHERE YOU FOUND THIS?" Well it was on the top of the cabinet next to many other items I told her. She said "that is mine and it's not for sale!!!" No sign or anything stating this! I really didn't care that it wasn't for sale but I DID care about her condescending attitude. Not a good way to treat customers!

It bills itself as a bookstore, but in actuality it is just a larger than life junk shop. There is…read moreno elevator, which is fine for able bodied folks, but bad for older folk and people with disabilities. Steps are hard. The selection of books is large and dust ridden, with nothing really new. If you like 20 year old magazines, you are in luck. The folks manning the cash register are uncaring. I would not recommend this place at all unless you want an afternoon to peruse junk.

This is a beautiful store filled with antiques and original oil paintings by the owner's husband…read more Friendly and welcoming to everyone who came in....it's a real treat!

From the owner: Freshly-picked antique, vintage, and Maine-made goods for home and heart. Winter hours: 12-5…read moreThursday-Saturday, also by chance or arrangement (email/text/call if you'd like to visit outside of our regular hours). Follow us on instagram and facebook.

this place is freaking amazing. It's like going through a maze as many rooms and vendors this has…read moreit's unbelievable. We spent several hours walking about finding unique things from the past and ultimately purchasing more than we probably intended on.

I will try to be measured in my words here but to say the least, I am disappointed in their…read morebusiness practices. Allowing Nazi Memorabilia to be sold is a choice that reflects poorly on the business owners. I have been buying odds and ends here over the years, and recently brought my mother to help me look for cute antique salt and pepper shakers. However I was embarrassed when I saw these items for sale, especially as my mother has arranged for a Holocaust Survivor to tell our hometown about her experiences hiding from Nazis during WWII. Again there is a lot I can say on this topic but I will leave it there. In general the items for sale are overpriced, and I thought it was good to support a local business anyway, even if the owners have rough personalities. But now I don't see a point in coming back. To me, they have rough personalities, bad stock, bad prices, and bad business practices. It's a shame but that's all I can say for now. By the way, the Gestapo hat is being sold for $475. That's a lot of money to make off this type of item. I will let the reader make their own conclusions.

From the outside this bakery seems like an antiques store with some baked goods. Do not be fooled…read moreby the appearance! The bakery is housed on the right side of the barn and it has some of the best baked goods that I have ever had--and I have had a lot. We walked out with two boxes of an assortment of sticky buns, muffins, chicken pot pie had pies, mini bundt cakes and cookies. There is a much cuter location in Camden where an elderly lady beat me to the last 4 blueberry muffins. I think The Red Barn is a bit of a local secret but it should not be. Delicious baked goods should be known to all. Everything is delicious. We had the sticky buns, nicely caramelized with just enough icing, we had the mini red velvet cake, perfect size. I could go on and on. I will definitely visit every chance I get.

Cute little place. Mixture of old and new items. Tasty treats to purchase. I recommend anything…read morewith blueberry. Pastries made fresh!

1A Relics is a fantastic antique and vintage shop with a huge, well‑organized space and tons of…read moreunique finds. Prices are fair, staff are friendly, and it's easy to spend an hour or two happily browsing. It's one of the most fun places to stop in Ellsworth if you like treasure hunting for quirky old stuff.

Huge antique store filled to the brim with a variety of collectibles. There are three floors to…read moregive you lots to look at and at varying price points. We found some great things and could get lost in there for a whole day. Perfect way to spend an afternoon.

Owner is dishonest. We sold them some stuff and agreed with the woman owner on giving us a gift…read morecertificate that we could use whenever we wanted and have a declining balance. We wanted this because we USED to like the shop and wanted to support them instead of taking the cash and spending it somewhere else. After using it a couple times my wife went in to use it and the man owner refused her, called her a liar, and got aggressive and nasty. He's a real jackass, abusive to customers, and doesn't deserve the business he inherited from Daddy. We will never go back in there after the way he treated my wife. Bottom line is he cheated us out of money. DISHONEST.

I've been going to Elmer's since I was three (or younger; these are my earliest memories of it),…read moreand remember playing on the swingset made of...I'm not sure if it was old phone poles, or butcher block, or logs, but something big and clunky; there was a cow or some odd animal for a swing with a barrel for a body...A wooden statue of Elmer in a t-shirt. My dad used to renovate run-down stuff he'd salvaged from the Alna Dump (dump picking was legal; this was the early 70s) and sell or trade to Elmer. Hours would go by. So much amazing and rusty junk, and random things like thousands of wooden eggs and bags of antique long white gloves and lace tablecloths sold by the pound. Anyway, it's an antique mall, now, but there is still the old vibe there, chickens wandering around, rusty sawblades, and if you go out in the back rooms which maybe you aren't supposed to...The smell of wet cement and the old creepy tools hanging up *chef's kiss* Oh, and you'll leave with something reasonably priced. Last trip's treasures were that Yes album with the six part fold-out-art ($8) and a kinda cheesy old painting with ornate frame ($13); I'll toss the painting and upcycle the frame. Pretty sure some ghosts "live" there...bring a camera and take some spooky pictures to see spirit orbs! Can't recommend an Elmer's afternoon highly enough, particularly on a cold, rainy day.

A horrible woman works here, the man is nice, woman just treated me horrible. She sits and reads…read morebooks, is rude and has bad breath. Have purchased here before many things, but after the maltreatment she showed to me, I will never return.

I was referred by someone to come here and talk to Bob (the owner) about something in particular…read moreI've been looking for. He didn't have the item, but it's not easy to find and my expectations on that were very low. A friendly customer who Bob was helping before me overheard and they both offered me great advice for continuing the hunt for my treasure. I had a look around the shop, and found a beautiful (fragile) trinket I decided to purchase. Bob took extra special care in wrapping my item to make sure it would get home in one piece. It was clear he cared, even though my purchase only cost $5. (A steal). When I went out to my car, Bob had followed to take down the "open" flag and saw that I had my dog with me. He called out "next time you come please bring your dog in with you!" And that just made my day. Customer service is everything, and this place is as good as is gets. I am putting this on my "must visit" list for my future returns to coastal Maine.