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March 2023 by Wayne Ferguson
Lovely little shop full of small items.
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March 2023 by Matthew Rodwick
His hair was more important than the antiques. People's garbage are not antique's!
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November 2021 by Jonathan Ball
Small place, first floor of an old house and two rooms in a small garage out back. Reasonable prices, lots of miniatures and tools.
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August 2021 by Scott Klein
Charm in excess.
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March 2020 by Tyler Tutka
Nice little store with many different items!
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April 2019 by Samuel K. VanAllen
Fantastic shop and Allen is a great guy
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May 2016 by Faith H.
Allen's Antiques, on the northbound side of Route 611 in Riegelsville, occupies a small space. But there's a surprising amount of good stuff in that small space. When I was there this afternoon, there were lots of small items--tools, planters, china, carvings, figurines. But there was also an assortment of toys, including a display of small lead soldiers and other painted metal figures. There was a container of glass marbles (priced at $ .50 each), some early advertising pieces, some really old books, Fiestaware, a blue Hall's for Westinghouse lidded container that I loved, and a corner filled with vintage clothing (mostly furs and hats). In the front window is a large advertising figure, but it's hard to see if you're driving by quickly. There was a pair of green glass hurricane lamp shades that I just loved. Thank goodness they were too expensive for me to even consider, because I have no idea where I would put them if I could afford them. I didn't really talk with the owner (because I knew I wasn't buying today and he was busy). But based on the merchandise, he knows what he has, and if you have questions or if there is something specific you want, it would be worth asking him about it. Don't miss this store if you're driving along the Pennsylvania side of the Delaware River--it's worth the stop. There was a sign in the window today (5/27/2016) that said the new temporary hours are only on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.
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February 2013 by StyleCurator X.
I spend lots of my weekends in Bucks county antiquing and came across Allen's. From the outside this antique store lacks curb appeal, but don't judge a book by it's cover. This is a must stop if you are into fiestaware, vintage silver and obscure antiques. The owner is knowledgeable and has plenty of historical stories and facts that brought his antiques to life.
