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“I've been getting my going away presents and awards in this shop. They pretty much have everything- especially the services, Navy stuff, nautical items and they can also engrave pretty much everything! They're very professional and located in the heart of Crystal City Shopping Center. The parking can get bad but they validate, otherwise you have to pay $6 for the first hour. The shop owner, Becky, is always very helpful. Their prices are very reasonable considering their location and the quality of their products. I had an engraving that I needed for a plaque and she was able to get it done in one day! Becky also helped me pick out a couple different items for another friend's going away and retirement presents. I was even able to find some White House presents there for my husband. I'm very happy with their customer service. I highly recommend them for any of your souvenir, engraving, embroidery, and personalized presents. They're one of the best!”
10AM - 5PM
4671 Tanglewood Dr, Hyattsville
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“Crazy amount of stuff lovely place I would recommend shopping here for all your antique and just Random stuff needs great prices and great people you could walk around for hours in there”
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“After about 8 years, I went back to Antique Row in Kensington while waiting for my car, having its annual oil filter change, a tune-up, and the brakes repaired and flushed at Quality Discount Tire and Auto on the industrial side of Howard Ave. There's still the usual antique fare, and I was very glad to see that two of my favorite, non-antique shops survived the pandemic -- artist Shara's shop (her cool, large and small wire and/or yarn sculptures are just outside the entrance to a small inside mall of different shops...hers is the first on the left) with her affordable abstract pallet knife figure paintings, jewelry, mixed media pieces, wire mesh sculpture and other lamp shades, painted glass light fixtures, etc.; and a home accessories shop a bit down the road. There's also another non-antique shop with women's clothing and accessories a little past those two shops along the street where I was also successful in purchasing a few items. And, I also browsed and bought a set of new red chopsticks and a delicate chopstick rest at an oriental art boutique across and down from Shara's shop...some beautiful lithographs, paintings, wood carvings, pottery, and other pieces from Japan and some other countries as well. And then there's the quaint gourmet-ish deli shop and market Karlee's with outdoor seating under a long white wood awning with hanging faux flowers and tiny flashing lights that twinkle along with contemporary but some years old soft rock and pop music. There's also outside heaters which were temporarily used during that recent early-afternoon chill. I had the pastrami with pickle chips and tasty dressing on ciabatta bread sandwich, which was delicious. Antique Row is a great little gem to enjoy for a few hours by yourself or with out-of-town guests who like antiques, artsy shops, women's clothing and accessories, and artisanal casual dining. Definitely worth a visit.”
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“Limon's did an excellent job resizing, plating and putting a new gem in my fiancé's heirloom engagement ring. On top of all this, they had a quick turn around and a very reasonable price. I will certainly return for future gifts and highly recommend them for anyone getting work done on vintage rings.”
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“Go-to retail shop for all things creative and DIY. Especially if you are one to look for inspiration in-person rather than on Pinterest, you should wander here to find your next project. Kensington has a street dedicated to antique retailers, consignors and upcyclists which goes by "Kensington Antique Row." More information can be viewed at: kensingtonantiquerow.com.”
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“If you are into vintage mid century modern/Scandinavian and eclectic antique furniture and artwork, this is YOUR PLACE TO GO! Krisi, the owner, is also a wealth of information on teak furniture and her husband does refinishing.”
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“Fabio Lepre saved my heirloom! I broke my great-grandmother's antique rocking chair; it was clear the break was in a particularly tricky spot -- strange angle, lots of tension from the woven cane on the chair back. And when Fabio swung by to take a look, he was honest: It might require a complete undoing of the cane to relieve the tension. But first he'd try to do what he could. A week or so later... as good as new. I asked him how he managed to make it all work, he showed me the attached picture -- the chair with all these clamps and strings and cloths and rolled up newspapers... carefully assembled to hold the chair with the perfect amount of tension in the exact right spots. It was amazing. Fabio is a craftsman. I cannot recommend his services enough. And, if you have the time, make sure to visit him at his shop. Ask him how he does what he does. It's like your own private PBS antiques show!”
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“Best shop on the Ave if you haven’t been here I HIGHLY RECOMMEND YOU VISIT. The hospitality is amazing, the flavors and variety is crazy, and its local. The best pop up UPTOWN. If you know you know!”
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“Such a great find! I was visiting the area and was glad I found this hidden gem. Loads of books ranging from fiction, science, religion, arts, and so much more. Found 4 books and paid $10!”
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“I love the store and the price is very reasonable . I first buy a piece of deco furniture then I realized it's very functional so I just add another piece of functional in my clinic and I just fall in love with his petty it's and bring a lot of joy to my clinic daily and my Parolis e it too . Highly recommend for people has love of the culture and specific taste in the Asian art culture”
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“They went above and beyond to restore two of my brass items. I was very impressed with their high standards, experience and expertise. I would definitely recommend this store.”
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“Thanks to a tiktok creator i found this place. ?? The customer service is good, everyone that I have encountered has always been friendly and ready to help. I went mainly for the fragrances that they offer (which is a small selection), but I do understand that they cater to a larger audience than that of just fragrance. I appreciate what they do have in stock. I do love that you carry brands like LATTAFA and AL HARAMAIN. However, I am curious if at any point you will stock fragrances from PARIS CORNER. According to their website, they have one official distributor here in the U.S. and they're in Florida. Hmmm??”
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“Outstanding workmanship. Honest, forthright, superb craftsmanship. I've been working with Brian and Gallo for 20 years, on numerous vehicles - usually at least one or two of my old cars are in the shop at any given time. Without fail, each time, the cars come out as stunning works of art. Now, fair warning - this is NOT a place to go for cheap or economy (or for that matter, fast overnight) work. Brian is expensive - you must know that going in. But he also is very accurate in his estimates and his timekeeping and recordkeeping and billing. Usually, when I go there, I wish there was a vaccine for sticker shock - but I've developed a fair immunity over the years. Because - the results are worth it. All of my cars usually go into the shop as hopeless rust buckets - or otherwise as failed PO (prior owner) restorations (e.g., full of mud, bad paint jobs, shoddy mechanics, bad electrical, hidden rust). Gallo and Brian find all of that stuff and put the car back together the RIGHT way. In short, if you're looking for inexpensive, quick, fast-and-dirty, TV-reality car-flip el cheapo work, then go somewhere else. If you have the funds, the time, the patience, and the appreciation, then you come here for your restoration work. Put it this way - take a look at the shop. It's not fancy - they aren't taking your money and buying a bunch of fancy facilities and furnishings - it's a three-bay garage with a paint booth and a tented storage lot (graveyard?) out back, minimum frills, lots of work going on. And you can see the work being done - it's right there in front of you. You can see the time and quality going into each project. And Brian keeps extremely accurate records of each nut, bolt, part, etc. that goes into the restoration. The other plus - Brian outsources his upholstery work to the best in the business, Jamie over at Car Care Customs in Silver Spring. Jamie is the nicest guy in the world, and does absolutely astounding work (again, take a look at the no-frills shop on Garfield - fabric piled to the ceiling, sewing machines humming - all business). Fair warning - better get Jamie fast, since I think he will be retiring soon. But, back to Brian's place - I think I'm probably on my 5th or 6th project (more to come). I'm a huge fan of this shop and of the fine individuals who own and operate it. Has my bank account suffered? Absolutely - painfully. But has my garage benefited from their work? Without question. It never fails - once a car is done (and this may take years), wherever I go, that car turns heads and stops traffic. So, to the haters (the one-stars), sorry you feel that way - there are plenty of fast-fix, cover-the-rust-with-mud places, here today, gone tomorrow. The car restoration business is not for the faint of heart or the light-of-budget. You'd probably be better off going somewhere else. As for me, I'll stick with Murphy Brothers.”
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“Pillar & Post has beautiful pieces that you will not find anywhere else! The customer service is fantastic and knowledgeable about their items. I will definitely go back for more.”
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“If you're into antique toy soldiers, this house shop is one of the only stores left of its kind in the entire country. The man who runs it opens the storefront only on Saturdays by placing a sign on his rowhouse on Capitol Hill. Once inside, he'll answer any question you have about antique toys. If you are a collector, you'll find two large rooms filled with perfectly kept sets of soldiers from many ways priced at hundreds of dollars.”
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“Very unassuming place. Once I parked I was not sure I was in the correct area. It's at the end of an industrial strip mall. It has a great assortment of hardware some is salvage and some is dead stock. Inventory changes based on what they get. Overall I would say if you're in the market for vintage hardware or doors come here.”
10:00 AM - 10:00 PM
2405 18th St NW, Washington
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“We've been to this merchant a few times. I have a differentability (thank you to my little great niece for changing my perspective ?) and I some times require an aide for walking.My husband and I found some beautiful hand carved canes here and at very reasonable prices. We receive constant compliments going through the airport home and even more when I use them as a walking aide.Purchased hand made leather shoes from here and my son was elated with his gift ?.The staff is always very friendly and you can meet some very interesting people here as well. The store has two levels so don't miss going upstairs. There is definitely a lot to see ? so plan on spending some time to find your treasure.With all that said a little more organization would be nice so you can better see the selection and they have cats all over the place which I was not a fan of. However, my family and I visit here pretty much every time we're in the area and we look forward to viewing their new offerings.Check them out! Hopefully you'll find something interesting of your own in your visit.”
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“I'm not usually one to shop at antiques stores, but this one was great. The owner was friendly and seemed very ready to cut a good deal with me. The shop is small but they have a lot of nice glassware and I appreciated the lack of the typical dusty antique store odor. Nice place worth a stop.”
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“This is my fav shop in Georgetown! Great style, charm and good pricing….well curated, tasteful and fun! Do stop in and elevate your style and chat with Moki and Jackie”
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“I’ve purchased several pieces from this lovely shop. Jean Pierre is never pushy. His pieces are well priced and often one of a kind. Highly recommend this little gem in Georgetown.”
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“Beautiful vintage artwork here! With every turn there was so much more to look at. Kensington has a street dedicated to antique retailers, consignors and upcyclists which goes by "Kensington Antique Row." More information can be viewed at: kensingtonantiquerow.com.”
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12 - 5:30PM
3746 Howard Ave, Kensington
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“Margaret has created a lovely and accessible store. She finds great case goods as well as clever and traditional accessories for daily use. I love getting gifts here for weddings and showers. Vases, glassware, frames, art. Never disappoints!!”
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“Ballen furniture services does exceptional work! Mr. Ballen is a master carpenter and craftsman indeed. Ballen is a hidden gem tucked away in Beltsville, Maryland!”
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“We just had a fabulous furniture shopping experience with ModernMobler. Cynthia (Kensingston) was extremely helping with selection and arranging next-day local delivery. Even the day-of delivery crew was top notch. There's something really gratifying about investing in incredible vintage furniture whenever possible (considering both selection and cost). I will continue to check their website first before I buy anything mass-produced or new. It may not be possible - but I will always check there first!”
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“Very kind owner full of fun and lovely energy (and some great stories). The shop is cluttered and quirky with so much charm. Went in and had a lovely conversation and was welcomed with apparent open hearted love and kindness. Earned some extra points after finding out she’s Turkish (I am Greek ?)Very wonderful and accepting place, will be visiting again ❤️❤️”