I'll start by saying if you like the Cambridge Antique Market, Raynham Flea, Newport Marketplace,…read moreor the R.I. Antique Mall then you'll probably like Oh My Gosh Antiques. The shop itself is quite large with many booths (They supply a shopping basket at the front counter) but you really have to give yourself time to actually look in each booth. Everything is priced very low in comparison to other regional shops. The parking lot is fairly large and essentially a dirt road. The staff at the main counter were very nice and prompt with check out. I would highly recommend bringing cash.

Great store a nice gentleman showed me where the hot wheels and matchbox where was my first time…read moreand plan on coming back great finds as well

Omg this place is amazing! There is so much stuff to be looked at!…read more First off, this place is great to support a local business and not those Salvation Army and Good Will Stores. More packed here than any of those other places. I was (and still am) a bit confused... I guess the whole building is known as "Tilton & Cook Market Place" but each floor is a different owner.. or rather it's a business that rents out space to vintage/thrift stores. On the first floor I was told there were 5 different owners, but it's really hard to figure out whose stuff is whose and if you're entering another "store". Just remember where you got stuff. There is also a place to eat and relax on the first floor which is pretty cute, but I didn't look at the menu cause I wasn't hungry. People there were pretty nice. You really have to go digging around here (or in some areas). I was only able to get to the second floor... I think I was there for about 2hrs... there is just so much stuff! (I didn't even finish the second floor). From my understanding, each floor is its own "shop" (except for the first floor). But no one seems to have their own name... just "Tilton & Cook Market Place" or "Tilton & Cook Corp". Make sure to bring lots of cash... no one in the building can take credit/debit. And at last, the days and hours for these shops are all the same. I could be wrong on a few things here, but this is all what I gathered and understood. Im definitely gonna have to return. Such a great find!

such an amazing place!! absolutely huge, has so many vendors and its easy to get lost in this…read moreplace!! such a great selection of things, such as vintage furniture, clothes, video games, cds... theres so much stuff its insane! i am in love with this place and i highly recommend it if you love anything vintage or antique!!

I like to browse consignment shops sometimes, rarely ever buy anything, but it's just fun to take a…read morelook. This shop is large and filled with nice furniture, glassware, jewelry, and knickknacks. There were a couple dining sets that seemed to be priced very well. It's clean and most items seem to be in great shape. I want to check out their sister shop for clothing soon if I get a chance.

Gallery 56 in Clinton, MA accepted over 200 items of mine on consignment. The owners, Don and Nancy…read moreKoswieski, charged me over $1400. to pick up the items on whch they would collect 50% of the selling price of items sold but after a while they refused to complete the offering for sale of all the items after taking more than a year and half to offer for sale what items they did. They also damaged an antique clock of mine and were unwilling to reimburse me for its value and that became part of my original complaint to the Court.The Magistrate ordered that Don and Nancy Koswieski reinburse me for the value of the clock damaged while in their care. I took them to Small Claims Court also seeking "Specific Performance"--meaning that the Court compel the shop to finish offering my items for sale as had been originally agreed--but as it was a small claims action, the Magistrate did not rule on that specific issue. Instead, she ordered the items to be made available for me to pick up. I had not asked for their return nor for the associated pick-up charges in the original complaint, and because I had not done so, I could not later ask for the refund of the associated pick-up fees for those items. Despite my many, many requests, the shop inexpicably refused to provide me with a complete list of my items that had been accepted on consignment, that they had never offered for sale. The shop never refunded me approximately $300 in pick-up fees for the items never offered for sale. Nancy and Don Koswieski had filed a counter-claim seeking to charge me storage and other fees, but they did not prevail and the Magistrate denied their claim. No matter how many times I had asked the shop to simply complete the offering of my property for sale, they refused. I was obliged to take them to Court as a result. I would certainly not recommend consigning to Gallery 56 in Clinton Massachusetts

Amazing collection of vendors and a great market to check out. Handmade crafts and soaps, wild…read morehoney and other gourmet food, antiques, vintage clothing and jewelry and even more. Well worth the price of admission you'll spend a full afternoon browsing the market. Food trucks, live music and beer vendors round out the mix.

Profound market is one of the best markets in New England. It costs $12 to get in but is well worth…read moreit for the shopping options, music and entertainment you can't go wrong. The parking is in a big field and is far from the vendors so being comfortable shoes and a wagon if you are planning on getting a lot of stuff. This is in no way a flea market so if that is what you are looking for be ready to be disappointed. Not a huge selection of 70s items or vinyl but tons of farm house and craft made items.

Another amazing experience at this beautiful store. There is no other store like it in the area!…read moreAnd absolutely love it! I did read a comment on here about their mistletoe and margarita party. I think that the person who wrote it obviously is someone who likes to get something for free. This event is a free one that the store puts on and obviously this person wasn't a shopper for items, but someone who just showed up to get free drinks and then chose to write a nasty review because they couldn't get extra free stuff. It's so sad people like this exist. They show up to events take all the free stuff they can get and then get mad when they can't have extra. It's an event where people are supposed to be respectful of each other. I've been to this event and it's spectacular and the fact that the store does it for free and doesn't charge anything. It's pretty damn amazing. I absolutely love this place. I have never had a bad experience here and the owners are so friendly they would be mortified if somebody did.

A lovely old building houses a nice variety of salvage, antiques, gifts, furniture, and unique…read morearchitectural pieces. Perfect way to walk off your sandwich from Monti's farm store next door. There is a good number of vendor spaces with nicely-organized home accents and statement pieces ready to grace your redecoration project. Do like the name says, hunt and gather.

Place was nice but felt a little empty. Nothing of interest to me. There are some old comic books…read morethere for anyone searching for them. There is also a long hallway that leads to another room. The lady there was nice and let me know about it (I thought it was an "employee only" zone).

We stopped by last weekend to check this place out. The people working there greeted us very…read morefriendly and asked if we were looking for anything specific. We wandered around looking at their items. Their prices were okay; not too high or low. We didn't see anything we couldn't live without. I would stop in again to browse and see what new items they had.

Working with Andew was a pleasure. He understands Rolexes and when I received my Submariner No Date…read moreStainless 14060M it was better than the pics and I am pleased and would work with Andrew again :-)

I have been visiting this great, "off the beaten path" shop for nearly a decade and I never walk…read moreout without a newly acquired piece or having had a great time browsing and chatting with the owner or any member of the staff. This fantastic establishment is never the same twice...New estate jewelry or timepieces, unusual vintage signage, or quirky collectible finds of all descriptions. Prices cannot be beat; you'll always return if you go in for an offer on your items!

I stopped in today for the first time in a long time and probably won't go back. There doesn't…read moreseem to be any turn-around because the items in store are the same ones that have been there for years. The majority of items were overpriced. items were overpriced I found something of interest that were 2 @ $9 each ($18 total). I asked if they would take $15 for the 2 items and the woman behind the counter snapped back "We don't negotiate on prices". I have never been to a consignment or antique store that was not willing to negotiate!

Absolutely amazing experience. Pulling up to this place, I could tell how well we would do just by…read moreseeing the product outdoors. I'm addition to that, the dealer who sold us most of the pieces was amazing. He worked with us on every piece we purchased and we couldn't be happier. Definitely recommend this place!

Great place! On the small side, but great anyway. This guy has a fantastic stock of antique…read morefurniture and he's very will to negotiate on price. In addition to the store, there is bargain basement that you have to walk around the outside of the building to get to... Lots of quality stuff at great prices. I think it might even be worth a drive (a couple of towns) to get to!

Stopped in a few weeks ago looking for furniture. The majority of the items are home furnishing so…read moreI was in luck. The shop is on the small side with only two rooms. The items are all in good condition and the prices are very fair. You can bargain with the owners as well and I didn't feel any pressure to walk out the door with a purchase. My fiance and I spotted an interesting bar table that we spoke to the owner about, she was happy to show us how it worked. I asked about the bargain basement which has since been let go due to the cost of the lease. I didn't purchase anything on my first visit but plan to check back periodically for furniture.

How can you not love a bargain? And repurposing history? A piece of something that belonged to a…read morestory, and the myths it hides? And the people behind curating and making history magic? Natalie's Piece of Heaven is one of those fun little places, stuffed to the brim with anything you can think of. Something for everyone and definitely the vintage fashionistas roulette - you just know what number lady luck will hand you on a cold and snowy day! Natalie is a gem of person, so much representing the welcoming and friendly vibe Hudson is known for. There are tucked away antique stores to send you on a fun scavenger hunt. Knotty Pine is another (other than one of the owners with this GORGEOUSLY STUNNING FLOW OF PLATINUM HAIR has one of the most acrid personalities I've come across in a long time. I don't know who kicked her cat, but her unpleasantries are forgiven because she keeps a very clean, interesting, approachable business going!) Hudson gem. While Natalie's is a bit smaller space, it doesn't lack for treasure troves of generous piles of vintage and fun jewelry and a stunning case showcasing unique local native indigenous woman's crafts - hair pins, necklaces, etc. all made locally and blessed with what we call "Wampanoag" (but that isn't their true tribal name) spirit. Come say HI to Natalie, and enjoy! Bring kids - vintage toys for them to choose from (just please keep an eye on them, the place is full of delicate glass and moving around is a bit tight). I'm so glad I found this place! I should have started this post as an epic essay: "it was a cold and peltering afternoon. The winds howled as I carefully took my life into my hands on the 20 long steps to Natalie's door..." (YEA, PLENTY OF PARKING close to the entrance! Entrance in the front if you're taking a stroll and go past the brewery on the rail trail or in the back- parking, next to the auto shop across from the gas station, at the light). "OH the challenges of the brave scavenger hunter!" (Ok, I agree, leave the prose to others. I shall stick to my normal hobbies of eating, cooking and eating. Wash-rinse-repeat...)

What a lovely shop for fun, funky, rare and unique finds! Bring your friends and daughters. It's a…read moregreat place to find unique gifts and one of a kind vintage things as well!! ..and who doesn't love spending the afternoon looking through treasures?! I love the vibe and Natalie is a gem!