They were very kind and informative. I had gone to the Baltimore Antique & Jewelry & Art Show at the Convention Center. Many BEAUTIFUL things. But I thought, Ill spend my money in a locally owned BALTIMORE ANTIQUE STORE instead! Im glad I did! I found these two Unique pieces there. A cast iron, ca. 1880-1890 Aunt Jemima bank with a Dont F--- with me Attitude on her face. And an English Molasses print, ca. 1805, of Africa-America. Very Cool.After I got home I looked up my purchases on line and discovered that I paid WAY TOO MUCH for both.I still Love Them, but I would suggest researching on your phone BEFORE buying. You would be empowered to haggle/barter a better price.It was a good learning experience. Ill know better next time.And they REALLY do have some Lovely Antiques!

Wonderful selection of primarily 1700, 1800 early 2000s items.Many unique items.No reptoductions.Primarily Asian, American (with some emphasis on Baltimore related) and British antiquities.Large selection of antique books. Locally written Civil War books of very high historical value.Expensive.Worth it if you can afford it and you have an interest in antiques and antiquities.Knoledgeable and helpful owner and staff.Bringing children is not a good idea.

Cant rate on the quality of the shop, the store front was closed and the building was totally empty. Building was listed for sale and last sold mid August 2021.

Pretty stuffy and expensive. If you are looking for very high end antiques this place might be for you but it is not as much for the casual antique browser. Also it was kind of odd, they have to buzz you into the store, it’s not unlocked. Never have had this experience.

It was lovely

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