“Bill has one of the finest collections of MCM furniture, decor, lighting & barware I have ever seen! He is a collectors’ collector! I love everything I purchased yesterday! Plus, the beautiful Miss Harper Lee! ????”
“This place is spectacular. A 'must see' for classic antiques, but the best part is the woman who runs this place. You must stop and chat a bit. She has the store set up really well. Well organized and some great bargains with 50% off most things.”
“Truly enjoyable experience! Both owners took time to speak with us about available items.So many items for so many styles.Rustic farmhouse focused items.Antique items in surprisingly good shape.Along with some modern decor and paint (possibly for restoring antique items).”
“This is exactly what it says…a treasure hunt! I’ve found some great stuff at Dave’s, from furniture to new shoes (paid $10 and found they were $109 online) to brand new baby gifts and MUCH MORE.
It’s always fun and Dave is so nice and accommodating.”
10AM - 4PM
28947 Lewes Georgetown Hwy, Lewes
Antiques
“Wonderful owners. I had a large bag of coins and he spent days going through them and paid a very fair price. I also sold him some gold and his was the best price in the area.”
11AM - 4PM
26547 Lewes Georgetown Hwy, Milton
Antiques
“Charming. Packed with treasures. Watch out for uneven floors and narrow corridors. Step carefully around the niches of 5 vendors and you will find beautiful, vintage items of all kinds.”
“Family business. Friendly, very helpful and very reasonable prices. So much to choose from. Vintage, shabby,boho,new farmhouse style along with 50's &60's era collections. Love the Jadite!!”
“Awesome place! Worth driving to check it out. Need ribbons - got plenty. Need a lamp or parts for a lamp - got it! Baskets galore and so much more! Pictures, paintings, books, records, 8-track tapes, glassware, cookware, cookbooks, tools, nic-naks, beach-themed items, and much much more. Beware the rows are snug, but doable with caution.”
“A very large antique mall comprising three levels. Chock full of glass, kitchen and chinaware, plus an eclectic assortment of smalls and bric-a-brac. The prices seemed reasonable. Friendly and helpful sales counter staff. Even some surprises, one booth upstairs had a cluster of opera glasses. The basement had more masculine items and paper ephemera, plus a variety of pop culture items, toys, collectables, and casual clothing.”