This shop always has something different and interesting to find. It's great to browse through…read moreespecially for vinyl Records and jewelry. I've found some of my favorite silver rings in this place!

Nice little place on the green in Windsor, CT. Great selection of jewelry with a span in style of a…read morefew decades. Reasonable prices and some really cool, funky items, in addition to the usual antique pieces. Mr Selig is very personable, easy to talk to, and will answer any questions you may have. It's a place you might want to check out on a regular basis, as they buy everything from gold to estate clean outs, so the inventory changes. Check it out, and bring the better half- they have a good selection of home décor pieces and tons of jewelry for the ladies along with many interesting, manly pieces for the guys too. Good place to buy the perfect gift or a unique piece for a special occasion.

Of you like Polish pottery, or appreciate quality workmanship, you should check out Janelle Imports…read morein Enfield. The selection is outstanding. You can get anything from dinnerware to dog bowls, to Christmas ornaments and cutting boards. The pottery is not inexpensive, but if you watch for sales, you can do well. The women that work in the store are just delightful. They are super knowledgeable and helpful.

Otherwise known as Manufaktura Bolesławcu, as they send out to the other locations (Mystic, Mystic…read moreVillage, Watch Hill). I have been to all the other locations but not this one. The selection was 5+ times greater. The staff is friendly and you are sure to find something you'll want here. If you are familiar with this pottery from Bolesławiec, Poland, you will know that it is naturally derived and the glaze means your baking will naturally not stick. No need for those synthetic cooking sprays. You can go straight from oven to table (trivet please, no quick temp changes) and be sure you'll have have even baking that also makes an attractive presentation.

Vintage, Retro. Antique ... all those things describe Bella Vintage, although vintage is probably a…read moremore accurate description. It's not a dusty, musty shop of goods that look as though they were dragged out of the garage or attic and nothing here appears to be a modern take on an antique. Things are old, but necessarily antique. So vintage it is, I guess There's a gift shop feel. The lighting is soft, and colors muted. Spread out amongst three rooms is about anything - from teapots, cookie jars, kitchen items and a great deal of miscellany -- to add an interesting accent to a room or a collection. Each room has an overall theme of a sort. One room seems to focus on kitchen, another on study or bedroom, and the main room has day to day items of home décor. Browsing is easy -- the aisles are wide enough to turn around without knocking something over, the placement of items keeps your eye moving. Unless searching for something specific -- and I'd recommend asking the owner, who apparently knows every item in the place -- spend time browsing. It might be a trip down memory lane for you, your parents, or even your grandparents.

Lured by the siren song of chairs, I wandered into this adorable store. It's wonderful. While it…read morelooks small from the outside, there is a large back/side room, and there is furniture! The aesthetic is that glowing, comfortable, homey feel of the "childhood" scenes in the new Little Women movie -- not the specific period (though I saw Eastlake dining chairs), but the sense of buying a classic piece that was part of a home and now it's going to be part of your home. It's all delightfully non-snooty, and the housewares aren't the same ones that show up in every antique mall. I ended up buying a necklace and am clutching the business card for the day when I buy a larger place.

Amazing shop!! Full of interesting vintage and new items. There are paint nights and interesting,…read morecreative offerings. I purchased a couple of "mystery books" which are packaged so cutely- can't wait to gift them! Check it out, really great shop and owner of so friendly and helpful.

This place is really cute. They have some great bath bombs in here for a decent price. They also…read moresell an organic bug spray which worked way better then the name brands. Some of the items are a little pricy but very cute and one of a kind. There were 2 sweet gentleman who were there when I was and they were vendors for one of the rooms. They had some really wonderful and unique items in there from movie sets. Everyone working was so sweet. I will definitely be back.

Very good owner of this place with a lot of neat stuff from books and media to housewares like…read morechinas and glasses to furniture.

A very large antique store in a cute CT town called Putnam…read more Store Associates were very friendly. There are four levels to this antique store. I did not notice any elevator so it would be a hard shop for those who are disabled. Not by any fault of the store owners its an old building. I could not tell the vibe if you could negotiate. But the reason they lost a star was because most things we were interested in were double the price. Lots to see it kept us busy for almost two hours!

I understand that this space is a collective of sellers but to have zero vetting of the goods being…read moresold says a lot about the people who own the establishment. There were some pieces I really liked and were reasonably priced but I won't patron a store that has nazi paraphernalia and caricature of PoC.

While driving through the area, we stopped at Over AndOver, which has so many cute things to look…read moreat! Great place if you're looking for a unique gift. My friend really enjoyed the selection of crystals they had, and I found a candle that smelled great. The worker at the counter was friendly. Would definitely check them out again on future visits to the area!

This is where you find the best gifts in CT. Adorable, homemade upcycled treasures. The people…read morethere are the best and everything is unique and amazing. So many pieces are great jewelry, furniture that you will not find anywhere else and candles that smell awesome. Worth the trip. They also have classes and events happening all the time.

Sturbridge, Massachusetts has a very respectable population of antiques shops, and ByGone Alley is…read moreone of the better examples. Their shop is two floors (the smaller downstairs has a good cache of vintage toys) and I think it may technically be a whole separate business in the front, but the floor plan and openness suggests that it's one establishment and this review treats it as such. The owners are affable and seem genuinely interested in their customers. They are also incredibly knowledgeable about the very old items they carry. I was interested in hearing the stories and use cases behind several items, and this information was shared with me with little pressure to follow through with a huge purchase. The stories and knowledge ties everything together with a large quantity of cohesion, which gives the shop a very deliberate feeling. Very old things and artisan-made new items coexist together at many price points. We left with a little bag of figurines and a tiny Beatrix Potter book for under $10. Their storefront is on the side of the building, but there's another entrance in the front. Off-street lot parking.