What a wonderful place to stop at and just browse. Just walking in and looking at the decor pieces…read moreone is happy. Such really nice pieces; you wish you can bring so many pieces home. The minute you walk in the place smells wonderful because the owner creates her own potpourri. She says it will last at least the whole year and once it fades away you can just spray some oil and it will continue to smell good. You can also walk out the back and experience a magical moment by just listening and watching the waterfall and water flow by. Peace and tranquillity!

Of all the gift shops that I have encountered in my travels, this is my favorite shop. The…read morequaintness of this shop is unbelievable.... When you enter you are mesmerized by the beauty of all the flowers, smells, and gifts around the store. Yes, it is small and I didn't allow my husband to enter.... the aisles are very narrow!! (He's not very careful!!) I urge you to stop by and walk to the back where you can see the brook that goes under the building.... It is so worth the trip... Hoping I can get up there again sometime this year.....

First I will say that I have no issue with the craftsmanship of the bowls I received. The carving…read morewas flawless. What I want everyone to know before they give up significant cash for these bowls is, the bowl you receive will look significantly different from the bowls they picture. Their website has beautifully stained bowls, but you will receive raw wood. You can compare the two in the picture I have provided. They were to be a gift, but the raw wood covered with prominent markings from wood imperfections is not gift material. When I asked why the bowls shipped were so different from their pictures, Mia said, "The pictures from the website are of 'Mature' bowls, that develop that color over time." If it is not obvious to you, this is false- other than wood exposed to sun and weather, wood does not change its color over time. Wood certainly doesn't change to a lustrous stained look by itself! These can be pricey to ship, and they only refund the value of the bowls. I am out $77 in shipping both ways due to their deception. I cannot stain the bowls and have them cure of the VOC's before Christmas, so I had few options. I will pursue getting that money back. Finally, they boast that these bowls have 100% 5 star ratings. They use Judge.me for their reviews, which allows them to remove any reviews they don't like. I posted a two star review, showing these pictures, and it was removed. Just one more of their deceptions.

Beautiful, wood bowls, salad tongs, cutting boards pieces of art!…read moreAll of their pieces are offered in cherry and walnut. These are high end pieces, with high prices to match. A medium sized bowl is $300 +

Ordered an extremely overpriced mug ($145) on December 18. It was marked as "in stock". Paid 9.75…read morefor shipping. According to usps if the items was mailed on the 18th or 19th it would have arrived by Christmas Eve. It didn't. In fact as of December 31 they haven't even attempted to ship it . Zero effort made...Christmas ruined.

I have been a loyal patron to their business for a couple years now, I admired how they made their…read morepottery in house and didn't lie about how or where it was made which is common when people resell pottery and mark it up. I went there for their Memorial Day sale and this is quite an expensive store but they had a 10% off sale for the whole store. I eagerly went inside and realized that all of their items have been marked up. When I asked a women who worked there if the sale was the cheaper price under the more expensive sticker price she stated that it was 10% off the remarked price. She said they came from their other warehouse, I asked if all the pottery was made in the back studio and she said they had "another studio". There was still no explanation for why everything had the prices marked up JUST for the sale. I am disappointed that they would take advantage of people especially during a holiday that is about respecting and memorializing Americas hero's.

We have been here several times. The Vermont Antique Mall is just that, it's a supermarket of…read moreantiques. If you are looking for something very specific, you will most likely find it here. There are several floors with aisles of merchandise. You can spend hours browsing for items. It's located in a strip mall with other shops including where you can purchase Vermont Cheese and Maple Syrup. You can also sample wine and spirits nearby. On nice days they sometimes have a flea market in the parking lot with all sorts of items including antiques. There is always ample parking. A must stop if in Vermont.

I visited again in November 25, 2025, and still find the Mall a delight. Some bloom is off the rose…read moresince my visits decades ago, but it is still a worthy stop, and perhaps the best Antiques mall I can think of in my limited experience. The complex's Cabot Cheese Annex, the fascinating Toy Museum, and the short-lived miniature gauge railroad are gone, but a place to by artifacts of bygone generations is still very much alive.

amazing store with excellent products. Helpful staff. I needed custom bedding and they helped. Been…read moreusing their product for years and the quality has stood the test of time. Same excellent quality as 20 years ago!

You should under NO circumstances buy Anichini linens, unless you are using them only for show and…read moredon't care about the price. We had their sheets for years, and they were fantastic. But in the last three years or so, they must have lost the formula, or lost access to suitable raw materials. Simply put, the sheets are uncomfortable, on top of being expensive. And what's worse, they won't acknowledge the obvious fact - rub your hands on the sheets - that their sheet quality has suffered in recent years (likely due to pandemic supply chain issues, as several other linen suppliers acknowledge has affected them). You are much better off buying linens at Macy's Hotel collection sheets. The quality is far superior, the sheets are softer, and they cost less than half (even more when on sale, which is often).

Very well-curated selection of decorative found objects and one-of-a-kind creations built from…read morefound objects. An example: an old cutting board refinished and bound with a metal frame. Interesting spiky balls that look huge medieval morning star maces mounted on balusters from an old fence (sorry: we took these home!). Tables made from old wood. The owner has a great eye and is very creative in putting these materials to use: nothing clunky or trite here. And the prices are generally very good considering the imagination and quality of the pieces.

From the owner: Fletcher Creations creates custom furniture and home decor via up-cycling architectural salvage.read more

Small well organized thrift. Very cool area to explore so even if you don't find anything it's a…read moregood day out.

Great selection of clothing, wonderful staff and the money goes to a great cause! The clothes are a…read moregreat value with a nice variety of styles. They have a small home decor section that's reasonable as well. At the end of each month they have even better epic sales and even have free items! The best thrift store in all of the Upper Valley!

Loved their wood furniture and ceramics. I especially loved…read morethe wood table with the gold inlaid Enjoyed seeing the woodworking tools. The woman that works there is very knowledgeable and will share with you Shakleton's history, when he got started, etc.

I'll admit that sometimes I fall into the rut of online shopping for the cheapest thing, but there…read morewas something sort of magical about walking into ShackletonThomas and being reacquainted with beautiful, handmade things that honor the tradition of their craft. In fact, just exploring the space made me feel more present, as if time slows down when you stop to appreciate well-made things. Moreover, the customer service was excellent: not only was everyone I interacted with extremely kind and helpful, but I even learned a few things (for example: how to tell what kind of material a mug is made out of by holding it in against the light). I went home with the most beautiful robin egg blue Miranda Thomas Pottery mug, but I wish I had picked up a few more things. I will definitely be returning to the store in the future.

GF and I love our adventures. After leaving a wedding in Rutland, we drove some scenic roads back…read moreinto MA. Part of the way home, we spotted the Twitchell House on the left side of route 30 as we were motoring South. The Twitchell House is seriously an entire house (and barn and tent and yard) full of antiques. We probably spent two hours poking through all the rooms, digging up all sorts of neat little trinkets. GF got a soldering iron shaped like a pistol and some funky tins. I got a mid-century cake tin for a baker friend, an old glass ink well, a set of 1920s fake pearls, a 1940s black fox muff that I am so excited to rock the hell out of this winter...I think that's all I got...but it definitely wasn't all I wanted to get. The owners are also pretty awesome, and super chatty. They love their collection and they've carefully labeled everything in the building. If you're ever in Southern Vermont looking for an adventure, this is definitely a worthwhile stop.

I have to wholeheartedly agree with the other reviewer...this place is amazing. Southern VT has a…read morelot of antiquing, but this place is the most bohemian. Prices were flexible and low, there wasn't a single item I looked at that I wasn't willing to pay full sticker price. We are trying to keep our place minimal and we have all of the furniture we need, but we did get these two amazing rugs. She did say that she usually doesn't do rugs, but that she got these on a gut feeling. They are in tough shape, and in need of a good cleaning, but they were a CRAZY good deal and exactly what I was searching for. If I were opening a restaurant or a boutique, or just looking to furnish my place, I would schlep up here as my first stop.

What a strange store. We were shopping for gifts for family and stumbled across this place. We…read morefound a giant stuffed animal, a rabbit, that we thought would be great for our niece, but when we pulled it off the shelf, it was $3000 (!!!) Apparently it's made of real rabbits. (Not joking.) Lots of stuffed animal heads and foot rests covered in animal fur at this place. There are also candles, candlesticks, furniture, picture frames, and other home items, but all significantly overpriced and gaudy. We didn't spend our money here and recommend you don't either :D