Extremely nice antique store with plenty to look at! Everything from furniture, old oil lamps,…read morefirst edition books, old telephones, knickknacks, china, etc. The owner was very nice and also willing to negotiate price. If you have a chance, stop on by!

From the owner: Historic cottage in the old town of Waldorf filled to brim with antiques and collectibles. We are…read moreusually open on Holiday Mondays as well as posted days.

A wonderful gem of antique mall with 40 vendors, lots of variety, excellent prices, and helpful…read morestaff. Been around for years and you can see why the locals love it.

Fun little spot that's larger than it appears when you first walk in, so be sure to go all the way…read moreto the back. There were two things in this entire place that I considered getting. One item was on sale, but still more than I'd like to pay. Not outrageous prices by any means, but not low enough to make me bite.

I love this little shop in the heart of downtown St. Leonard, Maryland. Their vendors offer some of…read morethe most unique vintage and antique items you just can't find anywhere else. From jewlery to hard-to-find Pyrex, they offer a little bit of everything...right now, they even have an antique dental cabinet!

From the owner: We sell beautiful Antiques and Collectables,Estate Jewelry Furniture ,Old Toolsread more

Zero stars if that were an option…read more I have passed this place my entire life and always assumed it was a reputable local business. After today, I understand why so many people say it has gone downhill. My husband called in advance to confirm their buy/sell practices before we ever drove over. Because paying spot price for gold and silver is not typical, he explicitly questioned it and confirmed it multiple times over the phone to make sure there was no mistake. Each time, he was told they pay spot price. Only after receiving that confirmation did we load our family into the car and drive out of our way to do business there. Once inside, the story suddenly changed. Instead of apologizing for the misinformation given by their own employee, the staff responded with dismissiveness, mockery, and open disrespect. While I stepped out briefly to retrieve items we had forgotten, my husband was treated as if he were wasting their time or trying to pull something dishonest, despite the fact that he had done exactly what a responsible customer should do by confirming details ahead of time. What stood out most was not just the misinformation, but the attitude: condescending, unprofessional, and openly hostile. No accountability. No attempt to resolve the situation. Just defensiveness and ridicule. Businesses that deal in valuables rely on trust. When staff are poorly trained, contradict one another, and then humiliate customers for relying on information they themselves provided, that trust is gone instantly. This experience was embarrassing, frustrating, and completely avoidable. The empty parking lot speaks for itself. If you value professionalism, transparency, and basic respect, I strongly recommend taking your business elsewhere. I know we will -- permanently.

Would give zero stars if I could…read more I drive past the place every so often and saw the "we buy gold and silver" sign up front. I called to ask what they pay for melt prices of gold and silver and they told me that they pay spot price. I figured this was wrong and told the sales rep over the phone but she insisted over and over that they pay spot day-by-day. Because of this, I got my family in the car to go up there for buy/sell/trade. When I got there they looked at me crazy, said that their own employee was mistaken and proceeded to MOCK ME on how that's ridiculous. No apology, just hard confrontation saying "we only have one person answering the phone" (like that is my problem?). I told the sales rep to BE SURE because I have to drive up for any transactions. Needless to say, they had some joker behind the counter literally ridiculing me the entire time as I talked to the manager. This is why no serious business happens at these types of stores. I was COMPLETELY BAITED to come in and then ridiculed - no wonder this company has an empty parking lot every single day. I'm telling my friends as well as the entire internet - don't do business with people like this. It's clear they will no longer be in business in the next 1-3 years. closing thought - if you misinformed your own potential customer - you DO NOT mock them in store and make them feel stupid for coming in at all. At the end of the day - "THANK YOU, Apple Basket - I know where NEVER to buy/sell/trade now" - especially jewelry. I hope this post saves people down the line from serious disappointment - OR WORSE - dastardly customer service and blatant disrespect for a customer that even called in first for clarity.

Really enjoyed my visit here. It's a mixed bag as some vendors have true antiques, some have…read morecollectibles, some have furniture, some have whatever. Given that they have a lot of floor space, it will take you a while to go through everything. Some of the booths have pretty good discounts. The thing that struck me most is that the ladies working behind the counter were very efficient and on point.

Nice selection of and variety of antique and vintage items. Well maintained. Have visited and…read morepurchased items multiple times and will visit again.

While out on this trek I was looking for items to bring into my home that were unique and fit my…read morebudget. I was already in this area to take a peek at what they had to offer and the stores and selection varied a lot. Some places had low quality times for a high price, some had low quality for a low price, however this one was on the other end of the spectrum for me. The items here are of very high quality...with a price tag to match. That's not a bad thing in the least. But when you are just looking for a unique item to add to your living space without having to give much care to the thought of maintenance, this isn't the place for you. Walking into this place almost feels like you are walking into a partial museum. It is beautifully laid out and the pieces are so pristine that you almost feel hesitant to touch. The building is quaint and it can take some time to go through the building. There are two floors to explore with a ton of different items to look through. Trinkets to furniture for your picking. I did see many items that I loved just by looking at, but too far of a reach for my pocketbook. What I found extraordinary here was the customer service. After looking through their stock and not finding what I was looking for I had asked the lady working if there were any other places nearby to search. She went over the top and told of several places in the direction that I was heading. I was very grateful for her assistance and she wasn't wrong with her suggestions.

From the owner: We are small shop amongst many other shops in the building. We carry Pyrex dishes, cast iron pans,…read moresome furniture, signs old and new plus a large selection of Nostalgia candy

I thought it would be bigger have more stuff but it was ok…read more Beautifully laid out like a department store

I happened upon GypsyFaire while looking for antique/vintage shops with furniture. It's a small,…read moreplain building with small windows. Once I opened the door I was surprised by the range of findings. Even though I didn't find what I was looking for I did notice an array of country/rustic pieces (shutters, tables, and wall decor), glamours pieces (mirrored tables), color pops (highly pigmented chairs), chandeliers, clothing, and assorted Knick knacks (typewriters, books, model toys, fixtures/doors from older homes). I believe they were also selling candles, soaps, and fragrances. It was very fragrant inside. It's worth going back to see their new items. There was definitely a good amount of traffic so come early. I was looking for this turquoise chair but that beauty was gone. Since it's a tag sale if you love it (because there are no returns) grab the ticket, go to the counter, and it's yours. I believe you have five days to pickup any large items purchase. Pro: Nice selection of items. Reasonable prices. Con: I believe they're only open the first weekend of the month.