Antiques in Boston, MA

8 locations found near Boston

“Visited location and Tom gave us the grand tour & history of business. Plus was very informative about the lighting & their history. Item we purchased was shipped carefully, arrived in great condition, item is a great piece that Tom has restored. All good, highly recommend. Next time we are in Boston will visit again in person. Thanks”

5 Superb69 Reviews

“A fantastic antique shop with lovely owners that are very informative of their stock. You learn something new about everything they sell and I highly recommend checking them out!”

4.9 Superb31 Reviews

“Had the pleasure to talk with Wayne, who quickly helped me figure out what to do about a 100+ year old gramophone I had. Really honest and kind, and helped me out a whole lot. If you’re trying to figure out what to do with some old antiques and collectibles, a definitely recommend contacting central mass auctions!”

5 Superb19 Reviews

“I had a great experience today purchasing a lampshade for an unusually sized and shaped lamp. I had previously gone online and had all the measurements for what should work, but I decided it was better to talk with an expert who could make a recommendation. That’s what I got and I am very happy with my purchase. It’s the value you don’t get online, full service, no wasted packaging, and supporting local business.”

5 Superb6 Reviews

“Everyone in there was so lovely and helpful! They have an amazing selection of antique jewelry, newer pieces, and incredible newspaper excerpts from the 19th century. Will definitely be coming back!”

4.7 Superb45 Reviews

“Such a nice store! I think I spent more time talking to the owners who were so friendly and welcoming. This was my first time in Beacon Hill after moving to Boston and Upstairs Downstairs has become a staple for me. They had some really great pieces at what I thought were very reasonable prices. Will definitely be recommending and com ing back.”

4.6 Superb34 Reviews

“I see people calling this a scam... what this place is a time capsule- a real treasure chest and if youre lucky enough to visit then listen to Patricas most incredible story that she tells proudly. I see people complaining about spending $20 on a book. Shes not forcing you to buy it. Shes a clever lady. Not everyone that walks through her door will spend $500 on an antique ring.. shes running a non profit shop. She also has to eat and she takes a taxi to go to work everyday. This costs money. Shes 102 and still shows up to work everyday. It was an honour meeting her and i loved every second in this shop. PS to the people who begrudingly paid $20 for her book, i paid $40 and she signed it and i love it!”

4.3 Superb51 Reviews

“Very nice little shop. It's small, but not overly cluttered. It has a lot if neat knick knacks and antiques, as well as some newer stuff. It also feels like everything was in good condition, not just old junk someone doesn't want. Pricing was reasonable. The lady running the place was friendly when I asked questions. They have a punch card where if you buy enough stuff, you get a coupon for a future purchase, which is pretty neat in my opinion. Definitely worth a stop by if you're in the area!”

4.2 Good26 Reviews

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