So many wonderful treasures here! If you are looking for quality vintage items, this is the place…read moreto go. And Miss Gwen and Miss Libby, the owners, are a delight!

Wonderful Vintage/Antique place to see in a 80 year old restored farm house. It is only about 10…read moreminutes from Downtown Hillsborough and a very nice drive in the country. Two retired R.N.s with an eye for decorating and finding wonderful treasures have transformed this farm house! You must view the video on their Facebook page to see some of the wonderful items including new things like beautiful pillows! https://www.facebook.com/twooletreasures/ A step back into time with some of their treasures for sale. Variety of prices from $1-$2 up to prices for antique furniture.

Cool store if you are looking for older pieces of furniture and antiques. The owner is nice and…read morehelpful. Prices are good and seemed to be less if asked about. They have good variety in here. Easy to get to and plenty of parking. Many pieces were in excellent condition.

This place is wonderful! Packed to the ceiling, a real paradise for treasure-seekers! If you love…read morethe art of digging for cool stuff in a piled-high room of antiques, this is the place for you. The proprietor is friendly and engaging, the location is probably easy to get to in a car (I walked there, and it is a pedestrian's nightmare - Uber'ed back to my hotel because I didn't want to risk getting hit by a car with the lack of sidewalks over there - but this is, of course, not the fault of the shop). I found a really amazing perfect-condition bubble-glass framed portrait of three absolutely terrifyingly haunted German children in the 1910s with names written on the back, and I am working on returning it to the family descendants after a bit of research on Ancestry.com. But aside from that, there were a lot of really lovely furniture pieces, artwork and ephemera. I was traveling from NYC and didn't have much room in my luggage so I only took the 3 haunted blonde kids. If you don't see another review from me, it's because of those damned kids.

I recently had the pleasure of visiting Always Home in Durham, and I must say, it was a delightful…read moreexperience! This consignment store is a hidden gem packed with unique furniture finds and home decor treasures. From the moment I walked in, I was greeted by a warm and inviting atmosphere. The layout is well-organized, making it easy to browse through the diverse selection of items. Whether you're looking for a statement piece or just something to refresh your space, you're bound to find something you love. What truly stood out to me was the exceptional service provided by the gentleman working there. His knowledge about the pieces in the store was impressive, and he went above and beyond to help me find exactly what I was looking for. He took the time to answer all my questions and offered great suggestions based on my style preferences. It's clear he is passionate about helping customers make their homes special. I left Always Home feeling thrilled with my purchase and grateful for the wonderful service. If you're in the market for quality furniture You won't be disappointed!

Always Home is a nice big store with a friendly staff, helpful service, and a great selection of…read morenice consignment furniture and art pieces! I bought a beautiful painting and the owner came by and helped me with the price since I was going to have to ship it. Beautiful treasures at very reasonable prices. I am very pleased with my shopping experience!

It was well organized with lots of help in parking area and easy ticketing via online app. The…read more"barn" seemed to be more serious antiques while the field was more of a mixture of flea market/vintage/antique. Food trucks provided nourishment and snacks for those who spent the day. We are older, so didn't have the energy for an all-day stay but put in several hours. The only thing I would say is it would have been nice to have some hay bales or something to rest on for we older folks. That field is BIG. I noticed one gentleman pulling a wagon with two folding chairs in it...smart guy!! While I wouldn't travel more than a couple of hours to get there, the location was on our way to another destination. I was actually looking for a venue to sell some of my collection of vintage sewing machines, but didn't feel the this market was an appropriate one for me. All in all, it was a fun day and I think we bought one or two items, but am waiting to go to the one near Denton: we were told that one focuses a lot on auto and farm-related stuff so that may not be our target market either. Still fun for a day trip!

My wife did research on antique events in the area and found this on Facebook…read more The Barn at Lloyd's Dairy hosts this event twice a year, once in the spring and once in the fall. The dates for 2023 are March 25-26 and October 15-16. This 800 acre century farm was well organized and and fun. Parking was well marked and signage was easy to read and helpful. We arrived about 1:30pm on Saturday afternoon after a light spring rain. We purchased our tickets online in advance and there is a discount for purchasing two-day tickets and since we weren't sure what to expect it worked well. The tickets were $7.00 each and we felt that was very reasonable. If you purchase tickets at the even it is $5.00 per day. The majority of vendors had booths outside in the field while some were inside the barn. Our guess is there were approximately 60-75 vendors in total. We found a few treasures for our home and enjoyed strolling through on a beautiful spring day with talking with others who also enjoy vintage and antique items like we do. There were several food vendors as well along with some bakery related items and well maintained portable toilets. We learned that in addition to the Tarheel Antiques Festival, which they have hosted for the past five years, Lloyd's Dairy Farm hosts other events throughout the year such as the Tarheel Balloon Festival, Battle of the Blues Polo Festival and Feargrounds Haunted Barn and Hayride, www.lloydsdairy.com. Overall this was a great event and we enjoyed ourselves.

Courteous, casual and competent service by owner. Good variety for a small shop. Competent and fair…read morepricing. A pleasant experience of mostly household yesteryear plus jewelry ,colns and collectibles.

Chelsea Antiques, the iconic Durham Antique, Design, and French Goods store is having its final…read moreclearance and liquidation September 18th, 2021 from 9 am to 2pm. All items are half off the lowest price tagged, which is a dramatic reduction from Chelsea's regular retail or even sale pricing. Still many great French and English items, and 1000's of books, from the 1700's though the early 21st century. EVERYTHING in the shop was curated over nearly 40 years and it shows! Get over to the shop and grab a souvenir from Laura and Dennis Kotchmar's adventures.

The owner had an attitude. I don't know if it's because I was on a call while I was browsing or…read morewhat, but I won't be back.

This might be a cool shop if the proprietor didn't follow you around like you were going to pocket…read moreall of the plastic figurines.

Walked in to find a lot of very interesting items. Most items were cluttered so close together that…read moreyou had to be careful walking through lest you knock something over. It was all extremely overpriced for the quality they were in. Employees wouldn't work with customers for a fair price. Unfortunately the person on staff followed us around the entire time like a common thief which made us question the inventory further. Everything is from Durham estate sales, as they said they got everything "from around here" and everything was 175$ good or bad. Also, everything was cash.