You'll sure to find some Cool treasures in this medium sized antique shop! Lots of Pyrex, linens,…read moreglassware, jewelry, shelving, toys and more. I loved the rustic anchor they had for sale in the back!!Such a nice man at the counter! He even referred us to a few other gift and antique shops in the Beaufort area!! Great prices and they can haggle!! (This shop is also known as Antique Shops on Turner Street).

Found some great treasures at this store! My daughter even found an item she had been looking for…read morefor many years. Staff is friendly and worked with me when I made the mistake of leaving without an item I fell in love with and asked them to bill and hold it until I could return. Thanks!

We stumbled upon Historic Grounds Coffee while we were in town for a week as it was nearby where we…read morewere staying. I wish we had tried their coffee earlier during our stay because we would've come in every day (they were unexpectedly closed the day we first tried to come in due to the espresso machine having issues)! Everyone in my party tried something from their specials menu which seem to change pretty frequently. I am not even a matcha person but their banana pudding matcha was AMAZING. We still managed to enjoy their beverages a couple of times during our trip because we just had to squeeze one last visit before leaving town.

I spent some time with my wife looking for properties in and around Beaufort and found this little…read moregem. We were greeted warmly by a nice gentleman at the counter who asked if we had visited before. We hadn't so he was kind enough to hand us a seasonal menu of their coffees and made some recommendations. Inside, the place is busy but full of little nooks where you can read a book or magazine with a bit more privacy. We'll be returning on our next visit to Beaufort.

I will not be back in to this vendor antique mall. Which I'm sure they won't be upset about either…read more I was ignored from the time I walked in until the time I walked out. I was going to buy something, but learned all I needed to learn when I asked for the bathroom key. They couldn't even acknowledge me as a human, make eye contact, hand me the key, or direct me towards the bathroom. Bathroom was clean, so there was that. I was planning on spending about $150, nothing insane. But after that interaction, I left. These people are rude. I could speculate on why they were, but that would make me no better than them.

Very good prices on a huge variety of really unique coastal antiques and collectable pieces, that…read moreare constantly changing. Great shop to check out.

I love to go antiquing! They had a decent selection. The woman at the front counter was nice. I…read morebought some disney glasses, a wind up toy, and a little golden book.

Nice place! 7,500 sq ft of antiques. Lots of dealers. Tons of glassware. Some interesting finds,…read moremany with an additional discounts. We'll be back!

What can make an antique shop advance to the next level? An antique shop in a gorgeous historic…read morehome with a wide porch and classic rocking chairs. The rooms in this house were filled with majestic furniture, primitive hutches, side tables inlaid with mother of the pearl, loads of cane, rattan, ladder, Hitchcock, and corner chairs. Other rooms are stocked with artwork, frames and lamps. Another nook had tons of crocks, old vintage bottles and glassware. We saw some Quimper plates, Lenox China, Fiestaware, cookie jars, and stoneware. The glass cases were lined with shelves of jewelry, hatpins, figurines and knickknacks. (Don't get sticker shock from the tags, some of the items are reasonable, but many are pricey). As you negotiate the somewhat rickety steps to go upstairs, you'll find more rooms with rugs, textiles, linens, looms and bed frames. The front second story room window was decorated with beautiful stained glass and designed with wicker furniture. I was transported back to another time as I walked the hallways of this beautiful home and imagined what life was like when this house was occupied in the 1800s. The fireplaces were now filled with antiques, and the mantles were lined with candlestick for collectors. The creaky floorboards made me smile, who else had tread on these old floors? Perhaps the were filled with dancers and tea parties. The man who was tending the store, was somewhat of a antique himself, but was just as nice as he could be. His slightly gruff exterior was overshadowed by his country accent and welcoming hand. "Well, if you're gonna come in, hurry on up.", he said. As we left he bid us goodbye and we said that we'd sure to come back next time we passed this way!!

Wow! The furniture is exquisite, and great prices for the quality. A great collection of unique…read morebottles of all sizes and colors - especially impressive super size bottles in greens and browns.

Located in a little cove down Middle St., this antique shop offers selective pieces chosen…read morecarefully by the owners. Most of the items here are in glass cases or in the window displays. The larger antiques, like the classic Leather chairs, chandeliers and furniture are along the walls so there is an open spacious feel to this store. The artwork is tastefully displayed. In one corner stands a majestic, cream colored baby grand piano (see pic) which can be yours for a pretty penny. It's striking. In another nook, there's a library of vintage books for sale and the tops of the shelves are lined with Steiff bears and and other collectibles. In the center of the shop is a rack of vintage coats, both men's and women's. And in the other window some lovely jewelry pieces might catch your eye. Most of the prices are reasonable, some are a tad high, but all in all this is a unique antique experience. One of the owners is a writer herself, and her books are also displayed. She and her husband were very helpful and knowledgeable. She informed us that they will also ship items at cost. The outside of the shop is just as inviting as the inside, dotted with planters, flower pots and shells. We left with our bundle neatly wrapped and enjoyed our visit to Downton Antiques.

From the owner: A destination antiques & used book store, located in historic Beaufort, North Carolina. We offer…read morecustomers a discerning collection of American and European art glass, pottery, fine art, furniture, and irresistible quirk. Our used books concentrate on first editions, signed by the author, as well as topics on hunting, fishing, water fowl, grand adventures, maritime and boating, and children.

Stopped in with my son and was pleasantly surprised. Great range of product and amazing prices!…read moreStaff was very friendly and approachable. Worth the stop!

From the owner: Over 10,000 square feet of Antiques to New. A little bit of everything. If you are looking for it,…read moreit's a good chance we have it. If we don't we have over 20 vendors that will search for it for you. This store is full of jewelry, collectibles, furniture, coins, Baseball and collectible cards. We are also an auction house with at least one auction a month, sometimes more.

Fun place to browse. Some new stuff, some antiques, some collectibles and huge building to look…read morearound in.

I go here at least once a month, live this place. items always changing, amazing and friendly…read morestaff. Great prices w/ huge selection. A must stop when visiting the area for sure.