Nice store. Well organized and clean. Once you finish browsing the main section you can drive around to the back of the store. Theres a second building FULL of more vintage/ antique/cool stuff ! So much to look at and the staff is helpful and really nice.
OMG! What a delightful experience! TONS of antiques, glass, ceramics, furniture, jewelry, vintage toys, ephemera and everything you want! Two buildings to explore!
Nice place, decent selection between antiques and other curio and pricing is nice. Staff is very friendly. Don't forget to check out the building in the back too!
I visited The Trove on Saturday; my husband and I enjoy poking around antique stores. Everyone who worked there was just as pleasant as could be and there was plenty to look at whole we were there. I was on the hunt for vintage Blenko--I'm a collector--and found many hidden gems. I brought home the four in the photo.
I've been here a lot, made purchases every time. There is a wide variety of things, staff is usually friendly and most things are priced fair enough that you are willing to buy even if something is tad higher than it should be. However, after my recent visit, I had the feeling to look up the items I purchased, only to find that a few of them were so grossly over the average current prices found across Etsy, eBay, multiple online auction sites and more. A vintage bowl I bought, I paid $40 for (and that was WITH the 20% off that booth was having) turns out it is sold everywhere else for around $15 with some places offering free shipping. I love what I got and will keep it, but I won't be buying anything blindly again in the future. I still like this place, I will still come here, but I definitely urge them to be more realistic and fair with their pricing, it's not right to take advantage of peoples trust.
Really fun treasure hunt! Two separate buildings! Some vendors had the 'I don't wanna sell it' prices going on but we did find a couple things including an apothecary jar and a couple reasonably priced Wade's sea turtle figurines. I'll definitely be back next time I'm in the area.
Nice antique shop(s). There’s the one you see in front and one around the corner in the back. I wouldn’t have known it was there unless the staff member at the store in front had told me about the one in back. There is a good selection of a lot of different things. You’re able to find deals if you’re looking hard enough. The staff members at both locations were helpful and friendly. I’d definitely go back.
Lots of neat older stuff for collectors, but some things are amazingly overpriced. I saw some comic books that were priced at 3 times their actual value. My brother pointed out an old bicycle lamp that was marked up the same. If you don't mind paying a premium for used stuff, it's worth checking out
One of our favorite places to spend an afternoon browsing for treasures. The place is actually two buildings, the smaller one facing the street, and the big one in back of it. The people working there are always friendly and helpful. We love seeing what's new there!
For anyone who reads the ratings that are one and two stars, please dismiss. Hands down one of the beat antique stores on the shoreline. A real treasure.
A unique and fun place to visit. You never know what you will find here. Anything form that long lost toy from your childhood, to something you remember that your grandma had in her kitchen years ago. Great way to spend a couple of hours when you are in the area.
My favorite antiques store in the area. Two stores in one! They always have new stuff, and the dealers have high quality, desirable, collectible items. There’s something for everyone, from the highly collectible and higher priced to the cheap and cheerful. Furniture, decorative items, books, farm antiques, paintings, glass, ceramics, clothing, you name it. You can spend hours here perusing every booth, or quickly pop in and scan for something to catch your eye. And the staff are friendly and helpful. Love this place!
Fun place to spend the afternoon treasure hunting! Don't miss the Trove Antiques building in the back of the one on Boston Post Rd! There are 2 buildings to explore!
An excellent selection, great prices, friendly staff, and don't miss the equally sized second store back door to the main store. Looses points unfortunately for not having a public bathroom--come on people, I've had to drive down the street to McDonald's twice now!
The building up front is small but pleasant. The building (more of a warehouse) in the back is awful. Hotter than hell. No AC whatsoever. No way to really look around on a hot day.
A great place to rummage and find that special thing. We go every couple of weeks as items always change as new and interesting things arrive. If you do go, don't forget to visit the building in the rear parking lot.
Staff was laid back, friendly without hovering. I got a discount on both the rug and chair I bought... And I love them both so much! Don't miss the building out back... I will definitely come here again! Swing by, you never know what you'll find...
Every time I go here, relatively frequently, there are new vendors and new things to see. I usually come out with something I didn't expect to find or purchase. The people are very polite as well.
Fun way to spend an hour. Antique shop filled with lots of interesting items at reasonable prices. Make sure to check out the warehouse around back for an even larger selection.
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