Great treasure hunt venue with nice owner and great selection!…read more I will definitely frequent this shop!

Very cute place! We were greeted by some friendly dogs :) Everything is well organized and spaced…read moreout. I look forward to coming back!

Great place to shop for all kinds of antiques. Friendly staff and good prices . Picked up a…read morebeautiful shell planter and tray

Cute antique store. By the outside, I never would have expected for it to look like it inside. Lots…read moreof cool things to look at inside. Definitely worth a stop.

Beautiful store with lots of unique items especially upscale home decorating clean and great…read moreLocation just crazy this cool place wasn't on yelp

Great selection and variety of items with reasonable prices. I didn't have much time to look…read morearound so I'll definitely be going back. Worth checking out if you are in the Selbyville area.

I am from Virginia and saw this shop in the way to Dewey beach. There is a lot to sort through but…read moreyou can really find some gems. The store owner, Paul, is such a sweet man with a lot of history. He is so helpful and you can tell he loves what he does. I highly recommend visiting if you are searching for something unique!

If you like country furniture, you'll Love Country Treasures....The business is family…read moreowned....they're good people.

From the owner: Here you will find an outstanding collection of American Painted Country Furniture and…read moreAccessories.George, Carol, Robert Meekins have had an open shop for 39 years. Their love of Americana led to specializing in 18th and early 19th century country painted furniture. They also do several shows each year, sharing their recent discoveries with collectors throughout the United States.

I am new to the area from the Midwest and have a passion for thrifting and reselling. Peddler's…read moreAlley has so much to choose from. It is not thrifting prices, but still very reasonable to me.

there are a lot of things there so it's a nice place to wander around and look. I'm sure a lot of…read morepeople find great items but from my experience, there was nothing overly special and the prices definitely weren't something you would take a second look at. The items cost essentially what you would find on, eBay or an online secondhand store. To be honest they were definitely more expensive than just about any thrift/vintage/consignment/craft fair I've been to. and the people who work there weren't outgoing or overly helpful or nice.

I have items on consignment with their Antique Store The Heart of Dorchester Antiques and would…read morelike them back because they have put them in storage and they have not giving them back and have been giving me the running around on why they have not have been able to get them. This has been going on for months now. I do not recommend them for consignment items. They do not keep track of your items and do not care for your business.

From the owner: Offering Quality Furniture, Gifts, Cards, Jewelry, Lighting, Art, Local Artisan Items, Country,…read morePrimitive, and Much More!

what a fabulous store! The store owners are very knowledgeable and helpful and the store had so…read moremany stunning pieces it was hard to choose.

We stumbled randomly on this gem while on a drive to the beach this weekend. It is full of…read moregorgeous antiques and collectibles, including furniture, clothing, jewelry, and home decor. It also has a nice selection of vintage kitchen wares. It is spacious, so you're not worried about knocking things over every time you turn around, the staff is super helpful, and the prices are unbeatable. This is a great place to find an antique treasure you didn't know you needed. I picked up a straw clutch bag for $12, and was very, very tempted to take home some stained glass windows and a functional cabinet sized victrola record player.

Such a fun and eclectic place that you can get lost in! Loved all the vendors and had decently…read morepriced items if you look for them. I would recommend going here!

I've passed by Antique Alley a number of times on my way down to OCMD from Philly, but this is the…read morefirst time that I was able to stop and look around! This place is setup in the typical "vendor stall" setup that's common with antique multi-stores where each little booth is a separate seller. Overall it provides a better experience for the customer with a plethora of different vendors and things to peruse. Sometimes these larger malls are a little bit cumbersome to navigate and I find myself thinking "oh crap, have I done this room yet?" but Antique Alley was kind enough to have arrows on the floor to direct you through their space, to make sure that you were able to see everything and not have to double back.