What clients say about Marblehead Antiques in Marblehead Township (MA)
Not open as indicated. Sign on door directed people to text a number "usually I'm available". Drove from out of town, very disappointed. If it is appointment only or not open should be indicated.
It's the perfect little shop to browse and get lost in. If you're looking for a unique gift, this is the place to come as the prices are very reasonable for some really amazing pieces of jewelry or vintage hats, scarves, pins, too many items to name. If you're looking for something unique for your own home, this is also the place to be as there's something for everyone (tiny figurines, beautiful lamps, furniture, wall-hangings...). Harriet, the owner, is fun and friendly and knowledgable. Everytime I go in there, there's locals and visitors alike, making it feel very worldly yet homey. This place is a gem!
The charming lady who owns the store is really nice and we enjoyed our visit to the store! The shop is full of old furniture, jewelry, clothing and other decorations.
What a lovely shop! The owner is a friendly and lovely lady who takes great care of the items in her store. Things are reasonably priced. Didn’t have time to stay for too long but the experience was very delightful. Highly recommend this shop 😊
I thoroughly enjoy visiting Marblehead Antiques!!! Harriet is the wonderful Proprietor of the shop. She is extremely pleasant and helpful ,and really knowledgeable at her craft. The environment of the shop is lovely, and One can find Harriet behind her desk, and welcoming all guests. It has a very relaxed atmosphere, and I enjoy sitting and talking with her at times. I find the shop. extremely interesting, as all items have an amazing history. Articles in the antique store are many, & have anywhere from vintage hats, jewelry, tables, chairs,bureaus,etc., but it sure is fun looking through this adorable little shop, which appeals to everyone’s taste. Highly recommended by me!💕
Great spot for antiques, vintage and just plain fun! Right in Marblehead's >ahem< downtown, this is a great example of the old antique-&-consignment shops that dotted the out of the way landscape before eBay and the Internet of Jeff Bezos were even startups.
And, there's more!
Like darn good prices - a lovely tall clock in a Scandinavian-ish(?) rounded case, is $750; nice little wooden tables and nightstands run $45 - 85 (and up for larger pieces) and lotsa jewelry (both old & newer, Sterling and not) from $5 or $7 & up.
Oh, and there's two, good sized rooms full of good things!
The place is operated (& owned, one assumes) by two or three women, I think. Most helpful and charming, they are, and whomever is in duty is often surrounded by a number of friends, both older and younger, who apparently stop in to chat and such. Finally, there's a nice, rather relaxed atmosphere; you're seldom (if ever) asked to hurry... At least, that's my experience.
Wish I had pix ~ But I recommend you stop by and check it out for yourself, if you want Good Stuff ... Reasonable!
They took my china on consignment and sold it for pennies on e-Bay. Bad business practices. Do not give them anything to sell for you. One star is too many for this operation.
Great place to scout for reasonable priced antiques. All the pieces are in good shape and creatively displayed. If you are on the lookout for that original piece don't miss shopping here!
Terrific place. Lovely things: glassware, jewelry, porcelain, paintings, armoires, screens, chairs, tables, vintage hats and purses. Pretty shop, aesthetically arranged.. Friendly, kind owners --WHO, unbelievably, REMEMBER YOUR NAME after virtually one visit--delightful to do business with or to chat with-- And, something important to me, they do not hover or push a shopper to buy.
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