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.

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!

Went there to buy some antiques the guy turned me away and wouldn't let me in to browse even though…read morethey were open. I wanted to buy antiques for a still life I was painting. I'm pretty sure he thought I was soliciting. I felt like I was being profiled at the door. Terrible experience.

Over the past 10 years, I've purchased many beautiful items from Earl Weber and Joe Buddemeyer of…read moreWeber's Antiques on Howard St in Baltimore, MD. These include gorgeous light fixtures (chandeliers, beaded and brass newel post light fixture and floor and table lamps), antique plant stands, an extraordinary armoire that adorns my foyer and is elegant and functional, hand-painted Stangl china and dinnerware sets (2), a vintage metal patio set and more. The store has many incredible Stickley and Heywood Wakefield pieces, too, if you love those lines, as well as splendid stained glass windows and doors, which can be worked into stunning home display in numerous, creative ways. Earl and Joe have beautifully curated the store's selection, are extremely knowledgeable and helpful and their prices are competitive. Their business is a Baltimore jewel!

This building, on its own, could be a museum. This is a rather large antique store. Actually that…read morecould be an understatement, this place is massive. You think that you are done looking but it just keeps going. Take it from me, start on the top floor and make your way down to the basement. On a hot day, you will thank me for this. Sweat your ass off at the start of it and then end your visit in the basement where you will definitely cool down. I took my time in here because it was really a maze of a place. You cannot guess the correct path her because there is no correct path. Like a typical maze, you will find that some turns take you down a dead end. I came here with nothing in mind to purchase. I just browsed. This place had everything from books to vintage clothes. I took an interest in kitchen items and vintage toys. Or what some would consider to be vintage toys now. I saw so many different items in here that took me down memory lane. I was grasping at nostalgic straws here. I honestly wanted to buy so many things here, but really couldn't justify it. I like this type of treasure hunt. Because it's me finding items that were lost to time in my life. I can purchase some of them, or I can just look at it to unlock that memory in my mind.

Antique Depot is huge--three floors packed with antiques and tons of individual vendor booths…read more There is a little bit of everything, so if you enjoy digging through antiques, collectibles, furniture, and random finds, you could easily spend hours here. One thing to be aware of is the building has a very strong musty smell. If you have allergies or are sensitive to dust or odors, definitely keep that in mind. The biggest downside for me is the customer service at the front. They are not always very friendly or helpful, and they often seem unaware of vendor-specific sales or discounts. If you are interested in buying several items from one vendor and want to ask about a bulk discount, getting someone to contact the vendor can be a hassle. Checkout can also be slow, especially when items need to be wrapped or packaged. That said, the store itself is absolutely worth browsing if you have the time and patience. There are a lot of treasures to find--you just need to go in knowing that the shopping experience can be a little cumbersome once you are ready to buy.

This place should be the model after which other antique shops should set themselves up. A clean…read moreneat environment that feels comfortable and easy to maneuver in. This is not the antique shop to go picking in, as the owner clearly knows exactly what he has in stock. The place is huge with three floors full of high end art and antiques. They specialize in Asian ceramics, but their art is quality as well. The prices aren't cheap, but you pay for what you get. Check them out!

A fine selection of vintage wares. The sales clerks from what I can tell really know a good deal…read moreand at very friendly and helpful. Their prices are pretty high but considering the quality and their attention to authentic pieces I don't blame them. If you get on their mailing list they send you tips when they get new stock and a discount. Now if they could only stock small sizes so I could buy things...

They don't have as much vintage men's clothing and accessories as they used to, which is a shame,…read morebut I was able to pick up an early 60's classic men's cashmere/wool overcoat in my size for $100. There's always something interesting floating around their inventory, but it'd be awesome if EC had just one store that specialized in guy stuff, too.

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.

The owner, Morris, was incredibly kind and welcoming. He answered all of my questions and did not…read morehesitate to move things around for me to take a closer look at items. His shop is absolutely stunning and has really good quality antiques, by far the best antique store I have been to in Maryland!

Awesome. Gorgeous shop, beautiful antiques, and I mean real antiques, store laid out lovingly,…read morefurniture to die for. Owner a pleasure to talk with. Best antique shop in Baltimore.