I've tried to visit twice and they've had the doors locked, despite the OPEN flag on the porch and…read morethe sign stating they should be open. First time was a Thursday around 3 and then today at 4. Both days they have signage saying they're there till 4:30. I understand things happen, but maybe a sign at the door saying "brb" or "had to close early"

So many great furniture pieces! It was really fun to explore and I found the perfect little table…read more Ray was very kind and super friendly. Everything is fairly priced too! I'm definitely coming back and spreading the word for others to check it out.

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

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

Some good deals here, have to dig a little bit, but some great items from home cleanouts and estate…read moresales. All prices can be adjusted. Just ask. I've purchased several items here in the past.

New Too You used to be a nice place to shop for some great deals about 5 years ago. I went more…read morerecently and was quite disappointed. The woman (owner, cashier?) was smoking inside. All the furniture reeks of cigarette smoke now which is WILDLY unprofessional and it seems someone has been smoking indoors a significant amount by the smell. The selection has deteriorated significantly over the years also sadly it seems to be a smelly junk pile now more than anything.

Stopped with friends on the way to a girls only weekend on Cape Cod. The price stickers on most…read moreitems was so faded by age they were difficult to read! When I found a tag I could read, the price was shocking! There is ONE FLOOR of antiques with a small area devoted to vintage cloths, not thrift. Didn't see anything special, and left empty handed. Disappointed.

A veritable Aladdin's cave of treasures and goodies off Taunton Green! It doesn't look that big…read morefrom the street-side entrance, but once you step through its doors, lo & behold, its huge inside! 4 floors of booths and areas to peruse - tbh, I didn't have time to go through it all like I wanted. The basement floor is filled with consignment furniture at great prices (as with all consignment stores, a sharp eye is needed to identify those bargains!). We needed to help kit-out our daughter's first apartment and TAC fit the bill nicely. For $115 we got her: a solid wood dining table ($35), an ergonomic adjustable office chair ($25), a floor lamp/torchere ($20), and a decorative antique wall mirror ($35). Definitely a place we'll visit again (and again) to look for unique gifts and affordable furnishings.

the store is well organized with so much to choose from and the prices are reasonable and the…read morepeople are friendly.if all stores were like this then shoping would be a joy.it get`s 4 stars from me

My Mom and I always stop here when we go antiquing or junk shopping. It's definitely hit-or-miss…read morebut those hits are so great! Over the years we've gotten some great things from this shop. Also, the owner is a great guy and always willing to keep an eye out for anything you might be looking for. Definitely a wonderful locally owned business worth supporting.

1- see pic re: hours and locked doors and waiting for it to open…read more 2- This is not treasure hunting. This is a place that already knows the worth and sells stuff At full or almost full value. It's essentially an eBay shop. 3- still worth a visit for LP collectors - huge selection 4- I'm a nurse and luckily don't have a strong sense of smell. I can honestly say this the first time I'm not going to return to a venue because of its smell. Just. A lot of B.O. smells happening. I want to support small businesses but won't be back.

Awesome shop, cool owner. I've never left without a cool gift for a friend or new collectable for…read moremy self, highly recommended stopping in for records or retro toys/ games!

This spot is hands down one of my favorite thrift shops to go to . Each booth offers such a variety…read moreof different styles and knickknacks to go through . I can (and have ) easily spend hours going through each section browsing through all the different finds . I don't think I've ever walked out of this shop empty handed . I love how often items rotate through the store . You can always find something you weren't even looking for . Or the item you were looking for ! The check out clerks are kind and helpful . You are able to drop off larger or multiple finds at the front and they will wrap it for you when you are ready for check out ( so you don't have to carry it all through the store ) . They are also very patient when having to unlock one of the cases. The downstairs area offers bigger furniture pieces , more booths , and plenty of books . They recently added more of a coffee shop ( or how we like to call it boyfriend drop off center ) with chairs , books , chess, and other activities as another way to pass the time . They have food , baked goods , ice cream and drink options. Today I had the Chai which was a little too sweet for me ( it's a powder mix ) don't think I'll order that again... I've had their iced lattes before and those are very good . The affogato was incredible again on the sweet side but it balances well with the espresso. I can't recommend this place enough and I love bringing others along for the treasure hunt . You can find so many interesting and affordable pieces or even high end quality finds . The variety is endless .

Four Echoes is the former Vinny's antiques. They still have most of the same selections of things,…read morebut I i found that recently they've eliminated many of the collectible toy trains and cars that they used to have in previous years. I was happy to find that they brought the cafe back after years of not having it even when it was Vinny's. They now have cakes and coffee and ice cream. I'd say value wise. The prices are pretty reasonable here for the most part. And they do have a large selection of rings and jewelry as well as furniture. They did downsize the downstairs area quite a bit. It used to be larger, but they've closed off sections that used to be available to the public. It's quite large in size, though it has an upstairs and downstairs. I like that. It's not musty and dirty inside like other places that I've been to. Definitely worth a look.

Homegirl is a bit of a germ freak, but I won't let a little bit of dust get in my way when it comes…read moreto scoring them deals. Swansea Flea Market is an indoor flea market with individual vendors. Unlike other indoor flea markets that i have frequented, this one actually has a decent amount of antiquities. But of course, there are still vendors that sell tools, jewelry and electronics. And best of all, you can get yo ' haggle on', and bargain. With your box of 2 dozen Dunkies donut holes, peruse through and look for that diamond in the rough; just lick of all that powdered sugar and jelly before you go puttin' your slimy meat claws on precious merchandise. And if you happen to spot Homegirl there, give me a wink and i'll give you a squirt of antibacterial. Then our clean hands can embrace as we sort through milk crates of mildew scented treasures. How romantic.

I love going to flea markets and this one was alright. The vendors were very nice and there was a…read moredecent variety. The only negative would be the size. I traveled about 45 minutes to find one of the smallest flea markets I have ever been to. Still a good experience all around.

When I was a kid I always loved coming here they always had so many different items and the owners…read morewere always nice(still are). Now i'll go in every once in awhile and it hasn't changed a bit.

Small place with…read more cool stuff Tag Sale Treasures is a small store located right in Pawtuxet Village. Certainly not a large place, it's cramped and crowded with stuff. Type of place where you have to turn sideways at times to get by things. I'm not sure what the building was built for originally but it is obviously has been around for a while. The inside is basically several small rooms stuffed with stuff. All kinds of antiques, linens, old signs, clothing, furniture and plenty of cool knick knacks and doo dads. Things seem to move in and out quickly so every trip is a new adventure. The folks that work here are pleasant and friendly and let you take your time and look around without bothering you. That's a good thing because there is a lot to look at even though it's all in a small area. Mundane and common things mixed in with the unusual. The last time we happened by we saw a reproduction antique sink that was exactly what we were looking for. The price ended up being substantially lower than on line catalogs we were looking at. It was easy to install and works and looks great. A pleasant and unexpected find in a cool little store.

I love this store! Perfectly organized, clean, and welcoming space that contains some pretty…read morestandard New England vintage/antique finds. Newer clothes on consignment along with smaller pieces of furniture. Here's what's exceptional; The owner is extremely nice, and easy to talk to, and her prices are beyond awesome. Plan to check in here regularly.