What a find! I recently browsed through and found an amazing top and a scarf. Very well curated…read moreitems. Time did not permit me to try on many things I had an eye on but I'll be back in the next few days with fingers crossed they are still there!

Do not consign here. You will never get paid. The owner is not involved as she owns a coffee shop…read moreand other businesses in town. You might as well donate to a charity because you won't get your 40%. Stay away as their designer bags are fake and should be reported for selling Hermes knockoffs.

Ellaway's Attic is a unique and wonderful housewares consignment shop located on the second floor,…read morejust in between Sudie's and Zaya's jewelers . They are always getting in new treasures, the pricing is very competitive and there are 5 big rooms to peruse. The employee's are a cheerful bunch that are able to help you find just the right gift or something to spruce up your home. You can also check out there website each week to see a taste of what has come in. www.ellawaysattic.com

I was moving and brought in beautiful full 12 place set of china with all the serving pieces…read morecarefully packed in dishpacks, beautiful silver tea and coffee service with tray and anti-tarnish cover, 14 place antique glass luncheon plates with cups, antique serving pieces. I was downsizing to small place out of state. Was promised three months display and donation ticket if any had to be donated after that period. Did not show for all - or perhaps any -- of the three months, refused donation ticket altho I was promised that at drop off. No agreement to relinquish was ever presented to me at or after drop off until I questioned it later when I received a small check - well before end of three months -- for the few luncheon items sold. To my knowledge the only items displayed were antique luncheon dishes sold just a few pieces of that. Very disappointed in efforts and in failure to keep promise re donated pieces...if ever done.Very disappointed. Would not recommend.

Bridgewater Mill is a true thrift store! The Store itself, is big and located right in the…read moreBridgewater Mill's 3rd floor. I think there's an elevator somewhere- just not sure. But once you hit the stairs to the 3rd- Clothes, Shoes, Books, DVDs, etc are on the left. Then Kitchenware, costume jewelry, plus a few other things- are on the right. I totally love their prices! I found a Retroish Mirror for $8 I couldn't leave behind. When I got home, I made sure I cleaned that bad boy thoroughly just to get rid of dust and everything else before hanging up in my Vanity Room. I'll be honest though, I love those hard-to-find clothes and home pieces from the 60s, 70s, 80s and I know I can probably find them here. I just think some of their items are a bit too holly-hobbyish for me. But I know, if I wanted to find another gem and had more time, I'd dig deeper.

Huge thrift store…read more Tons of glassware and other types of kitchenware. Clothing of all types and sizes. Winter. Summer. Men's. Girls. Ladies. Formal. Casual. Hiking. Books from 59 years ago til today on every possible subject. Puzzles. Children's board games. It seems unending. There is so much to choose from. Pricing very reasonable. Well worth a stop if passing by. I parked in back and there was plenty of room.

Hi Kim thank you for the Watson upper valley dog park donation! I came in the store Saturday and…read moreit was buzzing ended up with a new reversable wrap around skirt (flying off the racks) and a new t shirt. I will be in this saturday for your generous donation thanks for following up with the call we appreciate your support, kim reardon

When folks ask me where to shop in the area and they're looking for stores that are reasonably…read morepriced, with great and fashionable clothing, accessories, and jewelry, that are very "Upper Valley", AND support the local community, I send them to Revolution. At Revolution, there are both new and locally-designed clothing as well as reasonably priced consigned clothes, shoes, and accessories that are in good shape. Whenever I go to Revolution, I feel good knowing that I'm supporting a cool local community store that gives back to the community. Pssst, don't be surprised if you're offered a latte to sip while you shop. There are toys for kids to play with too while you shop. This is a true gem of a store and White River Junction and the Upper Valley is so much the better for it.

I've spent the last three days at thrift shops and antique stores and HomeGoods and Walmart and…read moreTarget. It gave me a good feel for pricing and availability. This store by far had the best selection and pricing of any of the thrift shops, and there are a lot of them. I didn't even finish my list of shops because I found what I needed here. If you are new to the area and setting up your apartment or house, save yourself some time and stop here first.

Probably one of the best thrifts stores I've ever been to. The have furniture, power tools,…read moredishes, home goods, home improvement items like used doors and windows. There's no way you won't leave with something, definitely worth a visit.

What a find! Fun…read morevintage clothing, carefully selected, at prices a girl can't ignore - I was shocked. Got a slinky black cocktail dress and some fun Lilly Pulizer Capri pants, which I've already worn to a dinner party. Sexy retro dresses perfect for college theme parties. I was surprised all of Dartmouth wasn't milling about the store. Maybe college kids are a little too staid these days for great costume jewelry or pillow-fight sleepwear.

I am very, very fond of this store. Eileen and the other staff are lovely, and Eileen's taste is…read morequirky and terrific. It's a pleasure just to see the decor, and I always come here for presents,.

Wonderfully curated vintage shop with a great selection of oldies but so goodies. Prices are akin…read moreto Brooklyn, IMHO but in all fairness, a lot of love goes into vintage and if you want it, you indulge. They have an impressive collection of authentic vintage t's.

This is the best store in Montpelier with a great location right on Langdon Street. Sifting through…read moreHannah's carefully curated selection of rare vintage brings up memories of the "Thrift Shop" by Macklemore & Ryan Lewis music video. They are selective, but not picky: there's always something for everyone. It has a laid-back, friendly, family-owned feel for pressure-free shopping. They definitely don't hover like most city salespeople. Best part about it: it's a clothing pawn shop: they buy-sell-trade. For those looking to finish a KonMarie, Spring 10x10, or Project 333 challenge, this is the place to trade up. Mens, womens, and childrens clothing and accessories galore, you'll definitely walk away with a "new" vintage getup.

The new business owner Chris is very polite, professional and most of the time willing to negotiate…read morebut the important part is you get always superb service and any questions you need answered. Three floors of merchandise. Prices are very good for a consignment shop comparable to listen. They always have the coolest items, like as of my last visit there was a 5 foot tall wooden carved lady, a stop light, and old gulf gas pump. Very unique product, art, furniture, even a vintage game booth on the third floor and a vintage record collector on the third floor

It's cool, weird and it's fun. It's like going to your grandmas attic. The prices are affordable…read more It can be a little overwhelming at first, so just take your time! I highly recommend this store.

Supportive staff and good environment! Accessible dressing rooms. A good assortment of womens…read moreclothing! I was excited to find many clothes that fit me.

I love how everyone knows me I use to volunteer there thay are amazing and thay have helped me open…read moreup

This new business in Ashland is exactly what this historic town needs. Anthony and Max are running…read morea clean & organized vintage shop that has anything from old collegiate pennants to clothing. The shop is a small hole in the wall storefront on a street that is full of old time-y mills, brick buildings, and small windy streets. The inventory is mixed and has items for all decoration needs. Anthony spent time with me and helped explain anything I had questions about. After talking with Anthony and Max I'm real excited to see what they take on next. The city of Ashland needs young entrepreneurs like Anthony and Max to bring business back. Anthony is very active on social media and gave me his contact information for when I have things I want that he can help find for me. These are your standard treasure hunters with a cute little boutique!

From the owner: The Quince and Quail deals in antique items from the 18th century through mid 20th century…read more Offering an eclectic mix of fine antiques and vintage curiosities