This place no longer exists so I think it should be updated on Yelp. It's just a house now and has…read moreno signage. The innkeeper where I stay said it closed months ago.

What a fun little place! Harper's Ferry is deceptively small, and I was surprised that there…read moreweren't more antiques vendors there. Jason's made up for it; it's kind of a kitschy little place with what feels like a million clocks for sale. There's also furniture and plenty of odds and ends, and the proprietor seems to be happy to chat about whatever you're interested in. Definitely worth stopping in!

Hip & Humble is such a gem in Berryville! The shop is beautifully curated with antiques,…read morearchitectural salvage, and unique home pieces you won't find anywhere else. Every corner feels inspiring and it's definitely worth the trip if you love design, vintage, or just discovering something special.

Very eclectic and very inviting. In addition to inventory,…read morewell preserved historic building.

Local barn sale, next to the civil war hospital…read more.. Has a lot of old cast iron, armed forces photos, and all kinds of rustic old treasures. In particular, their old barrels and baskets are great for decorating, and they have a lot of old mirrors and frames as well. A few other things I saw- Old blue ball jars, lamps, even some nicer pieces of furniture, this is a true barn sale- perfect for diggin. Great local gem, worth the ride out on a nice day...

Gorgeous curated antiques and design. The owners are so friendly and are interior designers…read more Fabulous!

Great place to hunt for that perfect treasure! Love the beautiful furniture. I find something…read moreevery time I visit.

This place is one of many great antique stores in Millwood. The whole store is clean and very…read moreorganized. It's really cool how it used to be a old school. Every piece is clean and in good condition. Sadly the prices are overpriced. Each room is not cluttered which is nice so you can see everything. Some items might be worth the price for how well they are in such good shape. But not for me. In the "basement" part of the store all items there are 50% off. Still a place to definitely stop by and see!

I stand By my Precios…read morereview. But I love that they are open on Monday!! Love the promenade in Winchester! Cool shops and restaurants!

Blue Peacock is a nice place to look at vintage goods and historical items, but not a great place…read moreto buy. Their prices are significantly higher than those of any antique shop I've been to in the area. I'm a numismatist and while their currency selection is robust, the prices are a lot more than I'd pay. I understand that rent is due and that they have many rare items, but better value could be found elsewhere.

They have nice stuff but it is way over priced especially for stuff that is coming free to them…read more... One thing I can say is that they have a Facebook page where they take pictures of things that they have gotten in and if you ask for the price you typically get an answer back fairly quick. However the prices are never good enough to walk in, so it saves me time and gas. It's a bit crowded but I like having a lot of stuff to look at.

We bought a brand new sofa here at a great price and they delivered it an hour later, managing to…read morelug it up a narrow steep stairway in our house. Great staff, great products.

This place was the first store that I saw once we had parked in Winchester to walk over to the…read morePedestrian Mall. I was a bit taken aback by the neon signs on the window like "Pawn" and "We buy gold" but you never know what you can find in stores like this. It is a small shop with jewelry cases on each side of the store, divided into compartments by type of item. I found some lockets that I really liked as well as a Tiffany charm for $20! This place also had lots of unique antique jewelry as well as rare coins for sale. TIP: Watch those time limit parking meters, no matter what day it is. We got a ticket because we didn't. OK, the fine was only eight bucks...but still.

I had scrap gold and when I tried to sell here, It was anything but straightforward and honest. I…read moreasked what the weight was and what he was paying per ounce... he told me the penny weight and the total he'd offer and when I asked if he could covert it to ounces for me he just told me that was the standard. I had no idea what he was paying per ounce still, so I left and went to Cooper's jewelers - man, what a difference. The woman there showed me her scale and computer screens, which had the weight listed multiple ways as well as what they were paying per weight, and the total offered. Very transparent. Oh, and coopers paid over 20% higher for the same scrap!