This is such a gem of a store! Family owned, extremely helpful and very well curated. Vintage store…read morefinds with thrift store prices! They also deliver furniture and will keep an eye out for items you're trying to find and notify you if they get one in stock! End table, green chair and coffee table in photos are all from there.

This is such a delightful store with well curated items. I seldom go in here without finding a…read moreunique piece to fall in love with! The staff have always been super helpful with helping me coordinate furniture pickups and get things to my car. One of my favorite antique stores in Baltimore.

Incredible selection of designer pieces as well as antiques. You could spend an hour here and still…read morenot see everything. The store is in a traditional Baltimore row home that has been restored and it's worth coming in just to see the beautiful original marble fireplaces. Prices are honestly extremely reasonable for what you are getting and sales are constant (ask them about their ongoing red slash sales!). Has been a secret hot spot for interior designers along the east coast for years, I think they have been in business for over 20 years now. It's one of the best stores to check out if you are in the greater DMV area and are looking to redecorate or spruce up your home. The surrounding area Hampden is really cute too and has lots of great restaurants and shops too if you wanted to make a day trip out of it!

Love this place. Got some great stuff from here over the years. It's so fun to browse. The owner,…read moreKinsley, and her parents are incredibly nice

A charming antique shop in highlandtown! There's street parking around the neighborhood. It's a…read moresmaller store but they have a great glassware collection. I went recently on the holidays and the whole store was redone to fit the season. They carry soaps from Mount Royal and fun punny socks for $12. The owners are friendly and there's lots of regulars that stop by. Like much antique stores somethings are cheap and others are more expensive than you think. It's a must stop if you're in the area.

This spot is so cool! It feels almost like a thrift store for art supplies. I can imagine this…read moreplace is so useful for any broke art students in the area, but it's also great if you just need some random supplies for a project. I came in here not really knowing what to expect, but the space is very organized and has very cheap prices. I stayed here for 45 minutes just looking through everything. As an artsy person who doesn't love spending tons of money on supplies, SCRAP is a must-visit. I'll be back!

Loved this place: the concept, the people running it and the level of organization. Small but…read moremighty. Definitely worth a stop in!

This store is a truly fun experience - part art gallery, part jewelry store, part crystal shop. The…read moreshop specializes in gorgeous mosaic work, from large scale mirrors to delicate earrings. And they are very very reasonably priced. Also, they participate in the Hampden art walk, so you can come in, drink a glass of wine, and chat with the owner.

Literally a hidden gem! This gallery is filled with color and masterpieces. Def a place to check…read moreout! The energy in here is vibrant. Got myself a few stones for my broken heart that needs a lil healing. Affordable stones. And a light lamp. Gail the artist/shop owner was very pleasant. Her work is unique and she showcases other artist's work. If you like handmade jewelry, mosaic art and crystals this is your place.

Such a wonderful owner and shop. My husband and I found a remarkable review online and knew we had…read moreto make the drive to see this place for ourselves. Lenis, the owner, is a remarkable woman, full of charm and incredible knowledge. The senses are almost overwhelmed by the vast amount of antiques she has in her shop. Parking can be tricky but it's worth your time and effort to visit this shop! We purchased a gorgeous Potthast game table. Lenis put us in contact with a furniture repairman who did some fine detailing. Along with our purchase came a vast amount of information regarding Potthast history and furnishings from Lenis...she's a gem! If you're looking for antique art...it's another one of her specialties. We are definitely going to frequent this shop!

Gorgeous shop! My husband and I visited Hunt Valley Antiques this past Thursday and were very much…read moreimpressed with the quality of everything in the shop and are anxious to visit again. The shop owner and associate were extremely helpful and friendly. The shop showcases a beautiful selection of furniture, silver, porcelain, and so much more! Don't miss it! Susan S.

I had a painting that needed framing recently - something with incredible sentimental value to me…read more I'd driven past Fleckenstein a million times (I live in the neighborhood) but had never been in. But I loved the idea of taking the painting somewhere in the neighborhood to be framed. When I walked in, I knew I'd made the right decision. The customer service was incredible - they really walked us through options, pricing, and other details. They explained it might take them a while to get to the project and offered to let us keep the painting at home for a while until they could work on the frame. We ended up going with something modern, minimalist, and simple, because the painting is busy enough on its own, but they have a really incredible selection of frames to choose from. From modern to traditional, simple to ornate - they have it all. While we made arrangements for the framing (measuring, quote, etc.), I wandered around the shop, which is also a gallery. It has some really incredible art. It's worth stopping into as a gallery as much as a framing store, especially if you have some bare walls at home. They called when our piece was ready, and I couldn't wait to pick it up. Just as promised - it's perfect. I thought the price was extremely fair and reasonable (honestly, I think I'd have paid even more at that chain big box store - you know the one). When I have things to frame in the future, I won't hesitate to take it to Fleckenstein. A great local business.

For years I have traveled from Harford County, Md., into the city to bring a series of art prints,…read moreoriginal works from the 1600-1900's, oils, chromolithographs, etc., for framing at Fleckenstein Galleries. Terrie is a professional at the highest level of performance, care and attention, and her work is museum quality for serious collectors. I never question the cost to preserve my art for the next generation and knowing the hours that are put into every detail- Terrie once painstakingly hand cleaned a print for me and another time brought in a curator from a local museum for restoration.

Mrs. Vickie is amazing and she has all of the best stuff! She is a skilled potter and makes…read morebeautiful mugs which withstand the years. I have acquired many antiques from here, from weird buttons and jewelry to paintings and a really nice wash bin. Their inventory has new additions every week, you should go check them out! Also! She has STORE CATS!!!

This place was an amazing find that we were lucky enough to stumble into on an afternoon in Fells…read morePoint. It's a little bit off the main drag, on the much quieter Aliceanna Street. From the window, the shop looked like it had an eclectic mix of great stuff -- we were not disappointed. When we first walked in I spotted a set of porcelain figures, all hand painted 1950s Japanese, marked...six bucks. My partner nabbed a full set of original Italian 1960s espresso cups/saucers -- ten bucks. Probably the very best find was a 1940s desk lamp with its original shade, marked twenty but sold to us (no negotiation necessary) for ten. The buying did not stop there. We were immediately enchanted by the shop's owner and curator, Vicky, who is an absolutely delightful lady and seems to know everyone who comes through the door. She is mistress to at least three very friendly cats who weave their way across the shelves, miraculously not breaking anything! Zach, an orange tabby, will suddenly appear wherever you are, and the stately grey LuLu minds the door. Vicky is an instructor at the Potters Guild of Baltimore, and her shop also features great pieces by local potters and MICA faculty, all (again) at incredibly reasonable prices. The back of the shop has examples of Vicky's own work, which is pretty amazing. Saratoga Trunk is just open on weekends, noon-6pm. Definitely the highlight of our day.