Clean meat organized So much here, a hidden gem of old,…read morevintage and not ridiculous pricing. Great place for unique gifts and cool home decor

One of my favorite places to stop in when I'm in downtown Exeter which is almost every week. The…read morestore is an eclectic mix of vintage and antique jewelry, books, furniture, dishes, wall-hangings and more. I enjoy buying old things now, that have character and quality. The owner and staff is friendly and helpful. The store is always incredibly neat. The prices are astonishingly low. I have purchased a beautiful desk there, various dishes, a small antique children's book, some wonderful Vintage Christmas ornaments, a refurbished lamp and more.

When we were restoring our 1670s farmhouse and building new barns out of salvage parts Chris was…read moresuch a help in finding the perfect pieces. The doors from the Old State House in Boston found new life in my craft barn, the soapstone sink fills with plants in our new/old potting shed, so many gem like pieces of hardware. His collections are so well curated and he is a walking encyclopedia (should I say google?) of antique architectural knowledge. Makes me wish we were restoring another home! Sure miss my rides up to NH looking for treasure. Highly recommend.

Terrific items- windows, sinks, tubs, doors, hardware…read more Friendly knowledgeable father and son staff Decent prices

The good: friendly staff, a lot of antique and vintage items nicely displayed, and large shop…read morethat's easy to navigate. The not so good: vendors are extremely overpriced. The price tags don't come close to a fair price. Maybe it's because Hampton Falls is/can be touristy.

CHECK OUT ROUTE 1 ANTIQUES!! awesome store with endless…read moreperfectly organized rooms. sweet and handsome owner who is happy to help you look at stuff in cases and gave us an awesome recommendation for where to get some seafood. as if the staff weren't inviting enough, there is a lovely girl named Heidi who is a little dog who wanders around and accepts pets! i attached a pic of her. awesome vintage finds of every kind. it's not a bargain, but amazing quality and variety. crystals, homewares, vintage toys, superhero memorabilia, glassware, oddities, and jewelry. On top of that, i have very bad asthma triggered by dust and was not once bothered and never even noticed any dust. clean and organized, not cluttered, and air conditioned. loved it :-)

Great little shop, don't blink or you'll drive right by it. Mostly vintage items, not mnay antiques.read more

Great multi dealer antique shop! Two floors of antiques! Wide variety of items from small items to…read morefurniture. The shop is open 7 days a week and the staff are very helpful and friendly.

Lovely and quaint antique shop. Nice mix of smalls, primitive furniture and painted collectibles…read more Excellent customer service.

I love this place - therapy in a barn for me. Have found so…read moremany lovely items here. Highly recommend this store.

I've always loved shopping at The Collector's Eye! There is an extended variety of items offered…read more Even if you don't find something to take home, you leave with creative ideas. I always feel better after a trip to The Eye! I've enjoyed this shop for over 30 years. My home reflects this! Go and treat yourself to all it has to offer!

We stopped by on a Wednesday afternoon. I always have a mental checklist of things I'm keeping my…read moreeyes open for, when visiting an antique shop. Unfortunately, they had nothing from my list, but I enjoyed perusing what they did have, as long as my hubby would let me. They have many glass display cases filled with smaller items. I didn't come across much actually furniture. Some paitiings. When I walked in, I received the grumpiest look from a woman sitting at the counter. Yikes. Hopefully, if I ever became a local, she would eventually warm up to me.

They have a wonderful selection of REAL ANTIQUES...not a beanie baby in sight...Nice selection,…read morefair prices....a little bit of everything, oil paintings, porcelain, asian pieces etc. The only downside, the staff look at you like you are from Mars and trail you to make sure you don't pocket anything....They must have alot of theft... I get it ...but I am in there all the time and usually buy something and I still get the evil eye

A local farm selling their wares: Pumpkin's, gourds, corn stalks, perennial plants and herbs…read more The old barns are full with not so interesting antiques, but it is fun to look and browse. The owner is a nice lady who came out and chatted with us. A cool local farm that contributes to the local flavor and country living experience.

I stopped into this unique 'antique store' and was fortunate it was even open. It's pretty empty…read morenow but JP (one of the owners) was really nice and willing to negotiations on price. I picked up a great shelf I'll be re painting and using in my home. The barn itself is from the 1700's and just a cool little place. I wish them all the luck.

this store has lovely antique, vintage collectables and consignments, but,…read more BE AWARE -- NONE of these are returnable - not even for store credit! Very very disappointing and aggravating! New items? Only within 15 days for a store credit READ THE SMALL PRINT!

Had loved this shop and all its creativity - had purchased a number of items at it that I reveled…read morein the fact that you wouldn't find them elsewhere. Each time my husband needed suggestions on gifts - I would remind him of "my favorite store" and he would head downtown to pick something out. One Christmas he decided to get me a gift card and put in my stocking. The gift card was enclosed in a sleeve that the store provided and had written inside "$100.00." It wasn't until about 10 months later I had remembered I had this and set off to pick something out. I decided on a beautiful Lazy Susan with "Exeter" embossed on it and couldn't wait to put it in the middle of my dining room table. As I went to check out - I handed Jeff my gift card which he swiped - I have no idea how their system works but after a couple of tries he says to me "well this is uncomfortable" to which I look at him confused as to "what" is uncomfortable? He tells me the card is not registering and that the gift cards at Christmas had been displayed at the register and would have been easily available for someone to "take"...It takes me a moment before I realize he actually just implied that it was probably "taken" (his "nice" way of saying stolen?)..and not "purchased" - I tell him my husband gave it to me as a gift, as he has purchased many other gifts there for me and wanted me to pick something out myself...I also tell him that I am sure my husband (a man of character, integrity, hard working, educated, father to 4) would not have stolen a gift card and that he most likely paid for it with his AMEX as he uses it for everything...things are a bit uncomfortable at this point and there are others in the store...he wraps my purchase up for me to take and asks me for my phone number in case the owner "has any questions" - At his point I'm ready to throw my bag at him, but decide I will not allow his passive aggressive accusation to keep me from having my purchase - bought and paid for with a gift card my husband had PURCHASED. A week later I receive a voicemail from him asking if I could find and give them a copy of the AMEX bill that my husband may have used - ARE YOU KIDDING ME??? At his point I am furious - and would have just ignored it all together but could not give this man the right to think this and why he never considered that fact that maybe the card was not activated correctly by whoever sold it to my husband...so I went on a hunt and had AMEX look back and send to us the bills from that Christmas .. and guess what??? A charge in the amount of $100.00 at In-Home in Exeter NH three days before Christmas - I will NEVER step foot in that place again - who treats their customers like that???