Love walking around this place. The selection is crazy furniture to jewelry and everything in between. The service is helpful. Some of the items are over priced but you can find one of a kind treasures. read more

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Antique store meets flea market meets vintage clothing shop. The RI Antiques Mall has some of the weirdest, coolest, most funky and fun items! It's so much fun looking around to see what hidden treasures are buried here! read more

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Located right off the highway, I actually missed it the first time around as I was expecting a large front facing building with a lot of parking. I did see the big Antique sign but didn't equate it to the RI Antique Mall, figured we would comes back to this place after going to the Mall one. Guess I was wrong, it was this place. Watch out driving into the lot, some large potholes. So upon entering we saw that it stretched lengthwise and was quite large with a first floor and basement area. Didn't like that the majority of the upper floor has several items placed into locked cabinets. One-you can't really see the item and two-you can't see the asking price. So even though the browsing was nice, it was a little disappointing. The basement area was better as we were able to actually view items clearly. Unfortunately a lot of items were priced a little high so at didn't pick anything up from this location. read more

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I was so wonderfully surprised by how big this antiques mall is! Well curated, all vendors have different pricing but tons for everyone. It was very well kept, clear paths, and helpful workers. Every corner you turn there's just more and more treasure, a must stop if you love to browse all things vintage. read more

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Huge mall with many dealers. Great variety of goods. Prices were all over the place: a few low, a few too high, most on-point. You can buy a drink at the front. That's a great idea. read more

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After making a trip to visit at least 10 antique stores throughout Rhode Island, I can safely say that everything at this antique mall is grossly overpriced. Some of the stalls are so full of junk I couldn't even get in them to see what all they had, and a lot of the furniture for sale was nearly impossible to find the price tag for let alone get a good look at since there were so many items piled on top of them. Waste of time in my opinion. read more

This place is huge and has something for everyone at every price point. The dealers change their stock often so there's always something new to see. I've always found the staff to be helpful and kind. I have furniture, artwork, and knick knacks I've found here over the years and always get compliments from guests on my finds. I've also found some really great gifts here. Definitely a spot to check out! read more

This place smacks, took us 3 days to get through everything. So many comics and furniture. Very cool.

I've always enjoyed coming here to check out the vast array of items for sale. I come here maybe once a year, and it's one of the few antique places I come to that does have a good turn over and new items when I find myself returning. A lot of items here seem overpriced. However, there are some items that are less $$. Today's trip the total was around $160 for what we purchased. I can try to snap a pic once home of our purchases. The only somewhat annoying thing is trying to get to see items in the cases. Everything locked up. But the people working there are pretty responsive if you can find one. read more

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One of my favorite antique destinations! I generally only get to go a few times a year but each time I go, I end up spending HOURS (if not an entire day) looking around. I don't think I have ever left the shop empty handed and there has been more than one occasion where I left without something (as I was on the fence) only to return a few days later to purchase said item. Many, many dealers spanning across two whole floors with a GREAT variety of items. An extensive array of items at all different price points so there is truly something for everyone. Be prepared to spend a decent amount of time at this location when you go. It is much more expansive than it appears to be front the outside and so much to look through! I usually do multiple laps around the store to make sure I see everything. read more

The mall has a huge selection of items. The staff is friendly. Easy parking. Definitely worth checking it out.

Fun place to shop even if you do not end up buying anything. I would go again you never know when they will have what you didn't know you needed! read more

Outstanding selection that is only exceeded by the staff here. Conveniently located moments from Providence and right off the Route 95, with two floors of great options for any collector! read more

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Definitely worth going to this mall. Stopped in while in Providence visiting folks and found a couple of great items reasonably priced which we wanted to take home on the plane. The front desk (Spencer?) wrapped them perfectly and they made it safely. read more

Probably one of the best antique malls in the area. I had a great time walking the isles and looking at all the cool stuff. They have a wide variety of items and something for everyone. read more

If you like antiquing or history or just looking through odd treasures and artwork this is a pretty amazing place. As I said this afternoon it's kind of like the Smithsonian, you could be there for 2 or 3 days and still not see everything. It's an enormous collection of antiques and many different types of items that you could label curiosities or collectibles. Do you collect brass padlocks? There's probably 50 or 100 of them here of all different shapes and sizes. How about what might be a Basquiat painting? Check. Dirty postcards from France in the 20s and 30s? Check. A ticket from game 6 of The 1975 World series? Check. Old radios, household items, salt shakers, costume jewelry, posters, autographed items, vinyl records, old magazines, pretty much anything you might be searching for a few collect it it's going to be here. In addition there's the "Odditorium" in the back where they keep the exceptionally creepy, scary or in some other way objectionable items. Want a shrunken head? You found the place. It would take hours and hours to get through everything. It's two floors, chuck full of stuff. Something for everyone. Unlike the Smithsonian, it all has a price tag and you can take it home if you want it. A very unique store and great way to spend some time while looking back at time as well. Check it out. read more

I love looking at nostalgic items. They have a great variety of items. I particularly love there postcard section and vintage toys and comics. Will continue to come back. Friendly, clean, spacious, 2 floors. read more

Good selection over two floors. Lot of stuff 'appears' a bit pricey. It was interesting to look around. read more

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This place is huge, two full floors. Great variety of dealers and product. Could spend all day there but ran out of time !

Had an absolutely fantastic first visit to Rhode Island Antique Mall. the outside appearance makes the business look small, but it's actually quite spacious on the inside. Each floor has multiple booths with various themes and types of furniture and decor. the top floor features larger furniture and art pieces. the bottom floor(I guess it would technically be the basement) is filled with smaller booths and more tchotchkes. If you decided to make a purchase ( which I'm sure you will) then checkout is on the top floor. checkout is a little disorganized during peak times so be patient and prepared for your turn. make sure all of your items have tags because each booth has a special code because each booth in the building is individually owned. Parking can be tricky during peak hours, but you can street park if needed. Cant wait to go back. I've already got my 4 eyes on 3 things I probably don't need but will buy anyways. read more

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I'm not an antiques expert by any means but have been in many types of antique stores. This is one of the largest I've ever been to and the quality of the antiques from many different dealers is genuinely pretty good. Not a lot of "junk" here. I'd give this place 5 stars for the size and selection. If you're an impulsive buyer and find something "you've got to have" then you probably won't mind the prices, but to me- the pricing seemed high to this frugal Yankee. Oh well, it's a fun place to walk around. read more

Rhode Island Antiques Mall - Antiques Near Me - Pawtucket, Rhode Island

Great stuff but pricey. Staff is VERY VERY RUDE. I put my purse on a table to get money to pay for my item and staff came up and grabbed my purse away from me and handed it to me. I asked that clerk not to touch my purse and was told, "well then don't put it on a table that we're about to move." I had no idea that they were moving the table. Just so rude. A real turd. read more

Stopped by on our drive through Rhode Island. This place is an antique/vintage shoppers dream! Compared to other antique malls I've been this, this one is definitely better organized and priced more reasonably. The young lady at the counter was so helpful. I purchased a couple of items that I am absolutely in love with. will definitely be back! highly recommend :) read more

The best antique mall in Rhode Island!! 2 floors of treasures from records to 18th century furniture and everything in between.

This is an exceptional business. There is a great variety of items for any budget. Inventory is constantly changing. The staff are always friendly and eager to assist. The owner is the kindest woman who goes out of her way to say hello to my furry children. We always feel welcome at RIAM. This is our favorite place to go looking for antique treasure! read more

My son and I enjoy checking out antique shops when we travel. Rhode Island Antiques is a great place. The lay out is organized and they have an array of interesting items. Two levels to investigate, there was a 20% off sale the day we were there. I bought an interesting batch of sea shells to add to my collection. They have large objects people can rent, guess if you are having a party or special event. If you like these kind of shops, this one will not disappoint, something for everyone! read more

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Awful experience with this place. Staff is extremely rude and unprofessional. No customer service or communication. Will NEVER do business here again.. NEVER. read more

update. Scott, I was literally speaking to your wife on the phone when you wrote that nasty reply. She was a very nice woman whom we seem to have a lot of common opinions on customer service. Since you want to be mean, here are some facts. You were not there so you got a very twisted version of what happened. To imply I assaulted a middle age woman with dollar comic books is funny. She had the books behind the counter. Did I jump over the counter to take the books from her? That didn't happen. I did storm out but came back in 5 minutes later when I cooled off. I literally stood in line for 15ish minutes quietly while the manager waited on another customer. I had another appointment so I had to leave. on my way out the door I handed a card to the manager and asked him to call me. I'm not an out of control person. The lies your telling speak volumes for your character, or lack of it. I did have a stack of 20 comic books. Some of them were a dollar. The total sale might have been $25. They were under valued comics based on recent movies the values on them have gone up a lot. What you need to look at is Scott's relies to all the negative posts here on Yelp. Its all mean and the underlying problem is instead of taking constructive criticism Scott tries to put it on the customers. There are a lot of constructive criticism regarding all the Nazi displays. Rather than reading the politicial climate of the country and thinking it might be a good time to put his Nazi collection away, he instead boasts about it being ok to collect. I have pictures that I need to find of the KKK clothing that was for sale a few years ago in the basement. I WILL follow up with those pictures. Selling KKK and Nazi clothing and collectibles to remember history! There's your cancel culture. Rather than focus on customer service you blame a me and make up some lies. Best of luck. I asked your wife via text about your reply and she said that your upset with my bad review. My suggestion is take your phone and keyboard away from you and not let you interact with any more customers. Your doing far more harm than good and people reading this along with all the other bad reviews are going to see the trend of you going off the deep end every time. Anyone reading this, read his other reviews for more Scott comedy. Yea. I'm long winded but I feel Scott needs a wake up call in customer service. Hopefully he gets it. I will follow up with pictures. I'll make sure they get on facebook too. This should bring you some new fans. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: RE: Contact Form form riantiquesmall.com We're happy to converse with you once your cancel-culture Yelp review is removed. Scott (Rae's husband) ......................................................................... My response: That's funny. Cancel culture review. I tried waiting in the store to talk to someone but I'm not waiting for more than 15 minutes at the counter. I left my business card for the manager (I handed it to him) to call me back. No call back. That was the second chance to resolve the problem. I also sent a FB message that was not returned until much later the next day. I tried reaching out 3 times. Crickets. The review you have is the review you earned based on the sour attitude of the mall employee. Your demand of removing the review is denied. Next I'm going to write a google review and then a Facebook review as well as a nice post in all the local antique groups I belong to, and I assure you that it a LOT of groups. I'm sure there are plenty of dealers and customers we have in common. I see market place posts regarding merchandise sold in the mall, those are also going to get replied to. I don't deal well with demands. What I expected was a call or message from Rae, not an employee. A simple email apologizing first and politely asking me to remove the review would have worked. The words "we care about our customers and the products we sell so we will try to reduce the damage done to merchandise at the counter by leaving price stickers on products if it means not damaging them at checkout." . I was told that Rae was a pleasant person and a reasonable and would probably want to resolve the issue. I was waiting for communication from her. I'm a customer that shops there every once in a while I'm in the area on business. Yelp is specially for businesses who do not respond to customers and deserve bad feedback to warn other people. If you can't tell, your email is a bully email and Ill deal with a bully the way they should be dealt with. I'll talk to Rae today or I'm going to make sure I set plenty of time aside for reviews. read more

I live going here and looking around at all the new stuff. Lots of fun and always internet merchandise.

OK, OK, OK. I never thought I'd be an "antiquer," but I went in here and I suddenly was overwhelmed. There was so much going on. Lots of things all grouped into display cabinets and neat sections. An unbelievably eclectic range of things from a bygone era. That nostalgia inducing experience when you see something you recognize from your grandparents' basement when you were a kid? Yeah, I had that. I really love that no one here hoovers over you or throws any high-pressure pitches at you regarding how valuable things are. They just let you do your own thing. It's great. I purchased a bust of Mozart here and will be coming back for more unique décor when needed. Even if you aren't buying anything, it's great to browse around and get some inspiration. read more

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They sell mostly small antique items. Not bedroom sets or large pieces of furniture. Need time and patience to see everything. Cool stuff. Worth the trip! I brought a SS thimble and 4' Superman from 1992. Great gift. read more

Sorry not sorry. But this place is 3 things. 1. A lot of african artifacts are incorrectly labeled as ceremonial when they are clearly items used by slavers to keep slave in line. 2. Their non-existing customer service should go down as legendary as it make anyone wonder how are they still in business. You ask them for authentication papers and they respond with hostility. Why be an antique store if you cannot provide paperwork on the claims you are making? BUYER BEWARE. And 3. the day I went in there were a lot people in the store without a mask. This place for sure could be a super spreader of covid. I'd post pictures of the people without masks but not trying to dox anyone including employee. This store is a hot mess. Oh and stop selling nazi memorabilia it's in poor taste. read more

Such an amazing spot!!! With crazy specific things in there...the booths go on for what seems like miles. I spent two hours in there and could have easily doubled that. Found some really cool things at reasonable prices, too. read more

I've been coming here for years. There are lots of vendors with a variety of vintage and antique items. The staff are super helpful and there are always great finds. read more

I was there recently and purchased about 5 things. I paid cash and when I got home, I realized that I was charged sales tax on an oil painting. I remember seeing another review recently where a similar thing happened. There is a nice selection of items ranging from high-end antiques to vintage and collectibles. The staff was very friendly. You might want to watch out though on sales tax. read more

EPIC selection of antiques! This place is just huge! There are two levels of antiques to browse. As a general rule, I'd say you will find higher quality, more expensive items on the ground level and the lower quality and priced items on the basement level. I have been beyond impressed with their selection of antique jewelry. There are so many cases and so many pieces, mostly up at the front of the store. Each area is leased by an individual seller and some sellers frequently have sales where they offer a discount on some or all of their merchandise. I purchased a beautiful sterling silver pendant over the summer here during one of these discounts sales. Large selection of various books towards the back of the first level. This is also the number one place to come if you're looking for small furniture such as chairs, end tables, coffee tables, small desks, mirrors, etc. They also have a wide selection of "Americana" items like banners, signs, Playboys, shot glasses, etc. You could easily spend hours in this place if you're super into antiques. Easy, free lot parking right out in the front and it's right off of 95. They accept cards. read more

these jerk offs wouldnt open their store, January 13th, 2024. pulled up at 10 am. they said couldnt open for 20 minutes, short staffed. Then, they put another sign up, couldnt open until 1120 am. several people standing around, waiting to get in. I left, along with many others. get your head out of your A&^%ss. You wasted over a hour and a half of my personal time, not to mention missing out on the wad of cash in my pocket. wake up idiots. read more

I used to love this antiques mall, but today I had a super troubling experience that has left me feeling both angry and pained. Today, when I entered the store, I was confronted with a display case full of Nazi paraphernalia. I cringed and tried to shove down the nausea and pain I experience when I see this stuff. My grandparents are both Holocaust survivors; I won't go into their stories here, but suffice it to say that Nazi imagery and swastikas are DEEPLY disturbing to me. Anyway, I know that antiques malls sometimes have this stuff, so I made a mental note to talk to someone about this and kept shopping. At check-out, I said to the cashier: "I noticed that you have a display case full of Nazi stuff. I understand that you don't control what your merchants sell, but this is really upsetting to see. In other antiques malls, I've seen vendors put up a curtain with a written description of what is being sold. That way people can browse without having to see anything triggering." The woman behind the counter said: "Yeah, well, some Jews like to collect that stuff. It's like how some black people like to collect black Americana." Me: "I think there's a huge difference. It's more like a black person collecting KKK imagery. That kind of feels like a slap in the face." Her: "Well, the owners of that display case are Jewish." Me: "Then maybe they'll be sensitive to the experiences of other Jews who are disturbed by it." ... and that was it. I tried to be as kind about it as possible. I tried to provide suggestions for how they could continue to sell that stuff without forcing me (and others who are triggered by that imagery) to see it. I was shaking as I spoke, and I was treated with dismissiveness and scorn. Also, a note about Jews collecting Nazi paraphernalia: after WWII, there was a huge movement among Jews to collect as much Nazi gear as possible so that Nazi sympathizers couldn't get their hands on it. To this day, there is a strong belief among Jews who survived the Holocaust (and their descendants) that the only acceptable place for Nazi gear is in museums; the rest should be destroyed. I don't know who the owners of the display case are, but I hope they're donating the proceeds to an anti-hate group or something. read more

I've been antiquing for years and this place is by far the best in the area! It's got heat/AC (sounds weird to mention but you'd be surprised...), public restrooms (!!!) and so many different booths full of great stuff. Some dealers overprice but I never leave without something. Staff is friendly. Definitely make time to visit...you can't see it all in an hour! Plus it's open Mondays, one of my days off, which is a great option if you want smaller crowds. I hear they buy/consign as well, but I've never tried that. read more

Drove over to Pawtucket from Providence for a couple of hours to photograph the old train station and spotted the antique mall. Prices vary booth to booth but some are really great--especially with the discount tags. This place is humongous! I really enjoyed exploring each booth and saw some really fun items that made me nostalgic growing up in the 80's. read more

Rhode Island Antiques Mall - 1970's floral ramekin ($6) and tumbler ($3) purchases from the antique mall. - Antiques Near Me - Pawtucket, Rhode Island