Great spot in Bristol RI. Always stop in when over there. They have a good selection of antiques.read more

Specifically went out to come to this antique store and it didn't disappoint…read more Parking was fine. Everything I looked at was priced fairly. They have dates on most items and after a certain date the price goes down but the item may not be there. Lots of furniture, dishes, nicknacks etc. I bought a beautiful plate and a picture for my plant wall. I was left alone to look which I like. Definitely will be putting this on the rotation of antique places to shop.

Big, decent selection of Knick-knacks, furniture, decor, etc .. has a little of everything . No AC…read moreso don't come on a super hot day. The layout was nice, open.. didn't seem cluttered.. ehh value/prices were a bit all over the place- I'll try it again during the fall and see if anything catches my eye.

This antique center is thoughtfully curated and vendors have their booths organized and priced…read morefairly. I would highly suggest making the trip!

This is my absolute go-to #1 destination for antiques. They have an incredible selection, with an…read moreespecially amazing collection of nautical decor and unique treasures you won't find just anywhere. There are tons of vendors, so there's always something new to discover, and I'm consistently impressed by the fair prices. The customer service is fantastic as well. Everyone is so friendly, helpful, and welcoming. I could spend hours browsing here and always leave with something special. If you're from the area of passing through, I'd definitely make time to stop at Acushnet. You won't be disappointed!

Took a break and walk around ~ this place is large with two floors and different booths of acirates…read moreantiques from different sellers~ such a large variety I didn't know what I wanted to thought was very cool! Prices weren't too bad and seemed fair since some items seemed very antique and collectible like the Victoria hair pins and section! I can't say much about service since I didn't purchase anything since I was overwhelmed and a bit on a time crunch. Wish they had baskets we can carry around to pick up and go and pay at the counter. there's plenty of park outside and on nice days, plenty of stops on your drive over with shops, stores, and nature views~

Wow - so much to peruse and examine! Tons of stalls and cases to look through but you're sure to…read morefind something interesting. Collectibles, odds and ends, ephemera, furnishings and furniture, there's so much it really blurs together. Take your time!

Absolutely a must when we visit Seekonk MA! So much outstanding home decorations quality made and…read morevery reasonably priced. I can't wait to go back again. Love this store!

Personal Touch focuses mainly on primitive home decor. While my home isn't decorated in primitive…read morestyle, they do have a few items that would fit into my home and probably most homes. They carry some of the same items you would find in many of the small home decor stores in the area. It's spacious inside and the owner was cordial. I found some prices to be high and others are reasonable. While I don't think I'll be a regular shopper, I may stop in when shopping for a gift.

Susan runs some of the most organized estate sales you'll ever attend. You can tell how much effort…read moreshe puts into creating a smooth, enjoyable shopping experience. If you're looking for a professionally run estate sale with great finds and excellent organization, Estate Ladies is hard to beat. Susan consistently goes above and beyond, and it shows. Highly recommend!

This is everybody's least favorite company in the area. Everything from the unfriendly older woman…read morewho runs it to the high prices on 75% of it. Her prices are unreal And often higher than sold comps on eBay. I understand that some higher end items should be priced accordingly, but she looks them up on eBay and bases price on what people are asking for the item and not what an item sells for, like a professional would do. I could ask $1,450 for a bag of vintage dog sh!t but if nobody buys it at that price, that's not it's value. If only she realized this. Also, she not friendly and most estate sale goers in the area stay clear of her sales or go there at the very end, because that's the only time she'll discount her ridiculously inflated prices. If you're considering hiring her, do your homework and look for the best company to represent your estate. Her photos in the listing are consistent with the quality of 1997 flip phone photos. She repeats photos a half a dozen times and hasn't a clue how to display in an attractive manner. I've read she has 30+ years experience. Just because you've worked in a field for 30+ years doesn't mean you know what you're doing or you perform it well. Just my opinion of this company. It's the last on my list of companies in the area to go to and if you chat with others in line, that is pretty much the word on the street with this company. Overall rating is a D.

This place is a hidden gem! More than that, Barbara, the owner, is so kind and helpful. I would…read morerecommend her store to anyone, and would add that just chatting with her makes the trip a fruitful one! Ask her how she decided to name the store!:)

Found this cute little antique shop right off the bike path in Warren. It is actually 2 shops in…read moreone building. One is more like a thrift shop and the other is a little fancier and has bigger items like furniture. You can find anything from costume jewelry, linens, art, and furniture to yard and garden decor. The owner, Barbara is delightful and has lived in the area her whole life. She gets new items in all the time so it's worth it to pop in from time to time. If there is something special you're looking for, you can let her know and she will keep an eye out and call you when she has something for you. The name comes from the fact that the Warren Times office was actually where the fancier store is now. Originally she only had the thrift store and that was called Behind the Times. This store is a great addition to all of the quaint vintage and antique stores in the neighborhood.

Really nice, small country gift store focusing in primarily primitive style decor. It's small…read moreinside, but both floors are full of items. It was my first time visiting and the owner was super friendly and told me a bit about the store and the items for sale. Eighty-five percent of the items are made by her or local artists. Primitive style items can be pricey, but I found most items here reasonable. It's located right near the corner of Arcade Ave and Route 44, so it can be tough pulling in and out. My home isn't decorated in primitive decor, but I'd definitely stop in if I were looking for gifts.

Have driven by this quaint shop for a long time and stopped on small business saturday and so glad…read morei did. Had exactly what I was looking for and so much more. Karyn is super friendly ,greeted me upon my opening the door and made me feel very welcome . Cannot wait to go back and explore some more