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A path through the birches, soft light underfoot and that quiet feeling of being somewhere familiar. This painting feels like fresh spring air — it’s one of those images that makes a room exhale. SIgned Gleason - an artist not easily id
We teamed up with Moose Country Graphics to create The 1975 Heritage Trucker as a nod to our Route 4 roots and the shop that’s been here since 1975. It’s an easy, everyday hat you’ll reach for on your way out the door—whether
There’s something about vintage that just holds a story—and this week’s arrivals are full of them. Our feature piece is a stunning curly wool jacket with a mink collar—Strakin, made in France, styled by Lepshire. It’s e
Easter, the old-fashioned way 🌿 A weathered bunny, a hand-woven basket, and a few stems from the garden—sometimes the simplest touches speak the loudest. We love pieces that bring a quiet, lived-in soul to a home; nothing fussy, just honest a
An old creel, a brook trout, and a handful of flies—pieces that feel right at home in a Maine camp, shaped by time and use. Fly fishing has long been part of Maine’s rhythm, with anglers traveling north more than a century ago for the co
A vintage machinist’s chest made for precision work. Multiple shallow drawers once held micrometers, gauges, and calipers. Beautiful oak construction with dovetail joinery, inset brass pulls, a sturdy leather handle, and a special place to pro
Ten two-piece brass buttons with Paris backs — beautifully embossed, each adorned with a game bird. Every plume and feather is thoughtfully rendered in rich brass relief, showcasing detail and craftsmanship. Often considered French hunting or
“When the dew of eve’s descending, Sweets, and flowers, and fragrance blending, Each its own sweet influence lending, Lady — then I think of thee. When the vesper star is beaming, And its light is softly streaming, Then, oh then, m
History has a way of hiding in plain sight… sometimes on a single sheet of paper. This small poster came into our antique shop and immediately felt important. The typography, the paper, the tone — all clues pointing to something pre-WWI
This antique adjustable table lamp dates to the early 20th century and showcases cast metal ornamentation—hallmarks of the Art Nouveau movement. The arched arm design classifies it as a “bridge lamp,” a popular style for desk or rea
Both light and sculpture, this spaghetti globe lamp captures the spirit of mid-century design. Popular in the 1950s–1970s, spaghetti lamps are defined by their wrapped globes—fine strands layered to create texture, movement, and a softly
Hand-painted in the late 1990s and signed by C. Wilkinson, this wooden Old Town canoe paddle is a ‘striking’ example of folk art with a sporting theme. Rendered in rich, realistic oil-on-wood, this detailed trout reflects a deep apprecia
As you plan your travels for 2026, keep our shop in mind. There was a time when travel meant unfolding a map, choosing a route, and seeing where the road led. We’re here for the road trips, the pit stops, and the vintage travel collectibles tha
Straight out of the 1950s and 60s—when kitchens were cozy and everyday objects were made to last. These are the timeless pieces that can be found in our shop. They were made in the USA, meant to be used, loved, and ready to be a part of daily
Classic, functional, and beautifully made. This S. Kirk & Son tea strainer is marked 925 and showcases the enduring craftsmanship of its American silversmith. A lovely find for tea drinkers, collectors, or anyone who appreciates fine antique silv
A tiny winter village has come to life. This year’s Festival of Trees wreath from @frost.antiques features a mix of new and vintage Putz houses, snowy bottle-brush trees, and a charming vintage snowman tucked into the scene. Full of glow, nosta
This is what winter dreams look like. It seems fitting that we’re adding this to our shop as it flurries. A glowing cottage, fresh snow, quiet water, and the magical shine of antique reverse glass painting. Perfect for holiday decorating or yea
There’s something special about old instruments — this Cobe’s Special Zither, patented by Julius Cobe on May 29, 1894, once brought music to American parlors. It has numerous strings stretched over a flat resonating box and can be p