Great antique store... with a lot of wonderful Knick-knacks, stuff, and needful things…read more Multi-sellers vie for a space to sell their wares. A big building, a good layout, and there is a barn next door too. Walking through was nice as I did not feel as though I'd bump into something. Been there in September '25, and January '26 nice and reasonably priced. Very nice staff.

Obviously, everything on Cape Cod during the summer is going to be pricey. This place is no…read moreexception ... you'd do much better on a lot of the stuff on EBay or at a garage sale, for sure. But, its fun to look ... especially since it's rained almost every @%!& day in July and what else does one do in the rain on Cape Cod than browse and shop? First of all ... the used records pulled me in. The selection was pretty picked over. Barely any classic rock of note ... lots of jazz and eclectic stuff. However, HUGELY overpriced and the condition of many records was a bit rough. Some pricing examples ... The Doors, Soft Parade original in VG+ condition was $45. Owch. Lots of Beatles records for $30 - $100. Edith Piaf album I paid $2.50 for on EBay was over $12. You have to bring the copies of the over $15+ albums to the counter to inspect the condition. The vinyl section was crowded but honestly, not many bargains to be had. They have LOTS of stuff ... the store is a long barn and filled to the brim. There was a wall of 'vintage' Nautical paintings of sailors for $150 - $350, depending on the size. To me, they looked like they were painted recently. While cool, in a retro-kitchy fashion, the price was steep for a faux vintage Sea Captain painting. There were cases of old toys, costume jewelery and other antique stuff. I saw a couple authentic British Pub signs for $500 which were cool. They had some vintage cameras but many were untested and the same price as the tested ones online. The vintage typewriters had keys which were stuck and were priced the same as tested working ones online. I walked out empty-handed but I give 4 stars because it was a good way to spend an hour browsing on a rainy day. The only thing I was considering buying was a jazz record I wanted to listen to that night but it had a pretty scuffed surface, so I passed. Three people in front of me bought records ... maybe they were luckier or less picky. You may find something cool here but don't plan on finding inexpensive treasure. At the very least its fun to look.

I went into this shop trying to figure out some options for my space. After a few minutes the…read moreowner came from the back and without a greeting asked me what size I was looking for. I responded that I wasn't sure yet. He then literally screamed at me: "GET OUT! Come back when you've measured. I sell very expensive rugs!" Really the oddest interaction I've ever had at a shop.

After a rocky start (mostly telephonic), had a terrific experience with a patient tutor on the…read moreintricacies and histories of an inventory too vast to take in in just one visit. Purchased a gorgeous 8x10-ish rug that looks spectacular in the living room.

Cute little vintage store a little away from the middle of town. The store mostly specializes in…read moremid-modern/antique furniture, vinyl, and vintage clothing. I got a couple of good records a very reasonable prices. I didn't have to interact much with the lone staffer at the place, and I was the only person in the shop at the time, but she seemed nice.

terrible terrible service. Wendy Hammond the owner was so unkind to me. I understand that everyone…read moreis in the business to make money, these are vintage items that truly only hold value in the eye of the beholder. when trying to negotiate coming down on the price of a sweater I have a photo of my deceased father is I was offered "sorry for your loss." no budge on price of a sweater that's 26 years old with cartoon characters on it. you have no soul. who would want to shop from you? shame on you

This is clearly the best furniture store with the most competent employees on Cape Cod. I tell them…read morewhat I want and they show me a couple of options. I place my order and wait for it to arrive. They remove what I no longer love, bring in my purchase, set-up and leave with all the packaging trash. I feel I get the best I can afford with them. I would give them ten stars if I could.

GREAT customer service. Dedicated to assisting the consumer in every way possible…read more A million thank yous to Karen and Gail.

Wonderful antiques store on Main street in Chatham. Old school antiques store chocked full of…read moreantique glass, maps, paper, lamps, coins, and so much more. Everything has dust on it and is old. Great shop. Nice owner. Fun place to visit or find a bargain. It is full of finds.

The owner Peter has been at this location for 61 years. Surprised they aren't on Yelp, so perhaps…read morethey do not need advertisements as they do well without . They carry a bevy of teacup saucer sets including Royal Standard, Staffordshire, Alberto, etc. , license plates from other states, antique jewelry, a real gem of a find right on Main St Chatham next to an espresso coffee shop.

Wow! What a treat to visit this store! Or, some could even liken-it to a museum where the items…read moreon display are for sale! No negatives whatsoever. Open seasonal, with the ability to walk by and call Richard for an appointment in winter. Right on Main Street, in the Chatham Shopping District. A must to stop-by and go-in. Antique books, delft plates, Wedgwood, Sandwich glass, and so many other items to choose from. The antiques are not just regional or nautical; in fact, Richard travels all over and acquire the best of the best from the Revolutionary-era Americana to early 20th century curios. Prices are very reasonable. They have smaller pieces of Cape glassware under 100.00, 50.00, and 30.00 dollars - very affordable to very high-end expensive collector pieces. This store is not a 'clean out an estate' store that sells everything, it leans more to the more selective collector. You will be greeted by a sweet and noble beast named, Tyler - give him a pet! One of the best antique stores I've ever frequented.

By far, the best antique store on the Cape. From original signed documents from the King of…read moreEngland, to weapons from hundreds of years ago, to priceless antique furniture, this place will blow you away. Ladies, don't let your husbands in here with their platinum card as they will walk out with a $17,000 piece of history. Seriously, if you're in the market and can afford it, he has quality pieces. If you can't afford and wish to dream, museums are hard-pressed to beat this collection. If you like cute dogs and a friendly owner, this is the place for you.

We were impressed with Robin's Nest as a buyer and when we had items to sell, we contacted Robin…read more It is important to know that Robin has policies that are not customer friendly. One of them is that the contract end date is the very day you must pick up any unsold items or they become the property of Robin's Nest. We had hoped to pickup our items prior to that day and Robin suggested we hold off. She did not mention during that communication that there was this policy in place or that she would hold firm on this policy. As a consequence, we were not able to pick up our unsold item. We were concerned as well about the price she sold the items for. We have emails from Robin that the items sold at a certain price. When it came time to send us a cheque, the amount was substantially lower than the number stated in the emails. When questioned, her response was that she made an error in the earlier emails she sent us. It would seem that Robin expects consideration for her mistakes but will not allow that same consideration for our lack of information. We would not recommend Robin's Nest based on our experience. Her policies and ethics left us feeling disappointed and cheated.

I have shopped at Robin's Nest numerous times. Robin is friendly and pleasant as are her staff. I…read morefeel that she is highly ethical. I wonder if the review from 2019 was for the correct shop. Would you really consign an item when you live hundreds of miles away in another country? Anyway, Robin's Nest has a great variety of interesting items both vintage and new. It's a great place to browse. You never know what a treasure you may find. And her prices ar reasonable.

We frequent Left Bank Gallery when we visit the Cape. Their selection is beautiful and we have…read morepurchased small pieces of art, jewelry and accessories. One time while in there, the associate ( apologies her name slipped my Mind) complimented me on my necklace but it needed minor repair. She happily repaired it for me! We love it there!

Rude clerk. Sorry I had to take a call in your less than full shop. Mom called to tell me my…read morebrother died. Hope you can make up for the 2 sales you lost. Won't be back. Your loss was Kathy Cotter's gain at the Mary Heaton Vorse House show. Love my purchase from there!