Plate M-47 · 320 stores · 151–300 of 320 · curated ORBIS register
What makes great vintage & antiques?
This plate lists 320 shops in 47 countries. Paris has the most with 31, followed by Tokyo with 11. Among these shops, 9 offer repairs and 11 sell online, going by their own descriptions.
Ask about condition: ask the dealer to point out repairs, replacements and wear before you buy.
Ask about provenance: ask what is known about where a piece came from and ask for it on the receipt.
Ask about shipping and export: some antiques need export papers, so ask the dealer to arrange them.
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Independent vintage and secondhand fashion boutique operating in Rio de Janeiro (Botafogo area, WhatsApp contact uses a Rio 21 area code), selling curated women's and men's clothing, blazers, knitwear and accessories, including an 'archive' vintage section, in-store and online.
Best for Vivid vintage fashion at a Rio address noted by Vogue
Retail arm of Humana People to People Italia, running roughly a dozen secondhand shops across Italian cities; proceeds fund the charity's education, agriculture and health projects in Africa, Asia, Latin America and Italy itself.
Best for Conscience-clean vintage.
Humana Vintage is the retail brand of Humana People to People Italia, the Italian affiliate of an international federation of secondhand-clothing charities operating across Europe, Africa, Asia and Latin America. It is not a single independent boutique but a chain: the organization runs roughly a dozen shops across Italian cities, including Rome, Milan and Florence, selling donated clothing and accessories spanning from the 1960s through recent seasons. Donated garments are sorted at a central selection facility outside Milan, where a team evaluates each piece for quality, age and brand before it is distributed to shops or exported for resale abroad, including into African markets - Humana controls this chain from donation bin to final sale rather than working through third-party sorters. Proceeds fund Humana People to People's development projects, which the organization describes as covering education, sustainable agriculture, community development and health programs in the Global South as well as in Italy. Its Florence branch, one of the newer additions to the network, opened in November 2022; a Rome location has operated on Via Cavour, near the city's Monti district.
Pifebo stocks carefully curated vintage — 1970s Italian leather jackets, 1950s silk scarves, denim and accessories. Fair prices, staff who know their fashion history, and a Monti institution.
US online luxury consignment marketplace founded 2011 by Julie Wainwright, headquartered in San Francisco; authenticates and resells designer goods from clothing to fine jewelry and watches. Publicly traded (NASDAQ: REAL) since 2019.
Best for Luxury consignment, authenticated
The RealReal was founded in 2011 by Julie Wainwright and is headquartered in San Francisco. It operates as an online (and, in select cities, physical-store) marketplace for authenticated pre-owned luxury goods - designer clothing, handbags, jewelry and watches - vetted by in-house authentication experts before resale. Wainwright took the company public on NASDAQ in 2019 under the ticker REAL; by late 2023 it reported more than 38 million members and had sold roughly 40 million items cumulatively.
For more than two decades, Madame Mao's Dowry has collected Mao-era design pieces - propaganda posters, ceramics, mirrors - displaying them alongside contemporary Chinese designers' work at its Julu Lu studio. The gallery sells through its studio and a dedicated online shop page.
Best for Antiques, Design gallery, Mao-era collectibles
A Vintage Tale stocks archival clothing and accessories from the 1950s through 1990s, including pieces from Dior, Chanel, Gucci, and Versace. Its Joo Chiat shop also pours drinks at an in-house bar.
Best for Archival Dior, Chanel, Gucci and Versace vintage
A Vintage Tale traces back to a plan its founder first sketched out while living in Milan in 2015, before bringing it to life in Singapore in 2018, according to the boutique's own account of its history. The shop, tucked into Joo Chiat Road, deals in archival clothing and accessories from the 1950s through the 1990s, with pieces the store attributes to Dior, Chanel, Gucci, and Versace, plus vintage jewelry from houses like Trifari, Fendi, and Prada.
The interior leans into the theatrical — colourful wallpaper and vintage furniture set the scene for what the shop calls 'everything feminine.' A Vintage Tale has also built out a sit-down element unusual for a vintage store: 'Carolina Bar,' a corner added specifically so customers can 'sip and shop' rather than just browse racks. It's a shopping format the boutique markets as a point of difference from Singapore's other secondhand and vintage stores.
Mother-and-son secondhand and streetwear shop at Queensway Shopping Centre, Singapore (Queenstown planning area) - vintage denim, cargo pants, graphic tees and curated thrift, run by 'Mama Hon' and her son.
Singapore vintage-furniture dealer run by Lorgan Wong, sourcing 1930s-40s mid-century pieces from Germany, the Netherlands, Denmark and Norway plus local finds; based near Geylang/Paya Lebar.
Best for Retro furniture, lighting, and decorative objects
Lorgan's the Retro Store is a Singapore vintage-furniture and decor business run by its namesake owner, Lorgan Wong, who began restoring colonial furniture alongside his father as a child. The store specializes in mid-century pieces, with much of its stock - original furniture and household objects dating to the 1930s and 1940s - imported from Germany, the Netherlands, Denmark and Norway, supplemented by finds sourced within Singapore. Alongside original vintage pieces, the store also carries reproductions of Danish furniture designs. It has been covered repeatedly in Singapore lifestyle and shopping guides. Listings place the current location at Orion @Paya Lebar, 160 Paya Lebar Road, open Wednesday through Sunday.
Singapore Tanjong Pagar antiques shop — densely stocked family collectibles, secondhand furniture and handcrafted pieces.
Best for A densely stocked family antiques and secondhand shop
Tong Mern Sern is a family-run antiques and arts & crafts establishment located in Singapore's Tanjong Pagar neighborhood. The shop specializes in a densely curated collection of collectible items, secondhand furniture, vintage goods and handcrafted pieces. Operating primarily through social media platforms, the shop serves collectors and customers seeking unique, pre-owned decorative objects and functional antique furnishings. The business reflects the neighborhood's character as a historic district with established antiques trading and secondhand retail activity.
Judits specialises in carefully selected second-hand designer fashion, including Scandinavian and international labels. The Stockholm shop rewards patient browsing because individual sizes and one-off pieces cannot be replenished predictably.
Best for Curated vintage designer fashion and vintage Swedish design
Sydney CBD (salon, by appointment only — no public address listed)
Galerie S is an appointment-only Sydney fashion archive dealing in a curated, one-of-a-kind collection of rare vintage pieces from major twentieth-century designers. Garments are treated as historical artifacts as much as wearable fashion, with a lookbook available to prospective clients on request.
Best for One-of-a-kind vintage pieces from major twentieth-century designers
Buy/sell/trade second-hand clothing exchange in Newtown, Sydney; part of a small Australian chain that started in Brisbane before expanding to Sydney (Newtown, Alexandria) and Melbourne.
Best for Buy sell trade vintage clothing.
SWOP is a second-hand clothing exchange founded by two high-school friends who opened their first store in their hometown of Brisbane before expanding to Sydney's inner west and to Melbourne. The Newtown store, on Enmore Road, is a resale space where customers can bring in pre-loved clothing to exchange for either 30% of its assessed sale value in cash or 50% in store credit. The chain has operated in the Australian resale/vintage space for roughly a decade.
Brechó Vó Judith is a São Paulo vintage and retro clothing shop in the Vila Madalena/Pompeia area, with current independent location evidence at Rua Cayowaá 2304.
Best for Curated vintage and retro clothing in São Paulo
Brechó Vó Judith has operated in São Paulo since 2006, when the business was formally registered under Aparecida Simone Nogueira do Nascimento, who runs the shop together with Jorge Luiz. Like most brechós -- the São Paulo term for a secondhand or vintage clothing shop -- the store built its stock through consignment and resale of used and vintage garments rather than manufacturing anything itself, and it has since become known locally for a curated selection that mixes everyday vintage pieces with occasional finds from international houses such as Dior, Armani and Prada. The shop currently trades from Rua Cayowaá 2304, in the cluster of residential streets where the Sumaré, Vila Madalena and Pompeia neighborhoods meet -- a location that different local sources describe under each of those three neighborhood names, reflecting how closely the boundaries sit rather than any inconsistency in the shop's actual address. Alongside the physical storefront, open six days a week, the business takes orders through Instagram, a common secondary sales channel for São Paulo's independent brechó scene. Now closer to two decades old, it has outlasted many of the informal resale shops that opened in the same period, building a repeat clientele around its owner-curated stock rather than a franchised or chain model.
At 85 Yehuda Halevi Street in Tel Aviv, MYKI stocks an internationally curated mix of slow-fashion labels alongside Maya Zukerman's own house line, which she launched from this storefront in 2004. The boutique sells both in person and through its online shop, with new limited-edition Zukerman pieces made from seasonal and vintage fabrics.
Best for Slow-fashion labels and limited-edition Maya Zukerman pieces
A vintage boutique selling denim, leather goods, work shirts, jerseys, sneakers, cowboy boots, accessories, and pre-owned designer pieces. Daniel Bar-On founded the shop in 2017.
Best for Vintage denim, leather goods, jerseys, cowboy boots, and pre-owned designer pieces
Vintagerie Jaffa is Amit Kanfi’s vintage furniture and lighting business, informed by his background in restoration. Its catalogue includes twentieth-century pieces offered for sale or rent. Visits are by appointment, and the catalogue includes sold-out items as well as available stock.
Best for Vintage furniture and lighting
Vintagerie Jaffa was founded by artist Amit Kanfi, whose interest in vintage furniture began while growing up with an interior-designer mother. Amit first learned restoration, then developed a collection selected for its design and history. Character is another stated criterion. The business now offers pieces for sale and rent, keeping restoration knowledge close to the commercial catalogue. That catalogue is especially strong in twentieth-century lighting and furniture. It includes a La Murrina Murano glass ceiling lamp from the 1980s and a Vico Magistretti Eclisse lamp for Artemide. A Verner Panton globe light for Verpan adds another documented design. Furniture listings include Marcel Breuer Cesca chairs, a Dyrlund teak dining table from the 1960s and pieces by Richard Young for Merrow Associates. Italian design appears through Marco Zanuso for Zanotta, Antonia Astori for Driade and Elio Martinelli for Martinelli Luce. Materials recur with equal clarity. Murano glass and teak appear beside chrome, travertine and Carrara marble in named listings. These details make Vintagerie Jaffa a specialist vintage business rather than a general antiques label. The restoration background of Amit establishes the method. The documented designers and makers define the collection's range.
Delightful multi-brand store with reproduction and modern labels — Camber, Chamula, Engineered Garments, and Needles. Great vintage southwestern jewelry.
Best for Delightful multi-brand store with reproduction and modern labels
The epicenter of Tokyo's alternative fashion scene for over 40 years. Six floors of avant-garde Japanese brands, vintage shops, and subculture boutiques.
Best for The epicenter of Tokyo's alternative fashion scene for over 40 years
Masamichi Katayama's (Wonderwall) concept shop — curated vintage, artisan goods, and the Omotesando destination where heritage items find new owners with stories attached. The Omotesando PASS THE BATON destination described here has permanently closed.
Best for Katayama curated, vintage artisan, heritage stories.
Toyo Enterprise develops multiple reproduction labels, including Sugar Cane denim, Buzz Rickson’s military clothing and Sun Surf shirts. Each sub-brand has a distinct historical focus, so shoppers should browse by label rather than company name.
Doll Factory by Damzels describes itself as offering Toronto's best dresses and more, since 1994. It lists a location at 1122 Queen St East in Toronto.
Ed-Dar is an antiques shop in a late-15th-century former residence in the Tunis medina. Brothers Ali and Youssef Chammakhi curate its collection of 17th- to 20th-century Tunisian jewelry, textiles, and carpets.
Best for Antique Tunisian jewelry, costumes, textiles
Ed-Dar occupies a former residence dating to the late 15th century in the Souk Ettrouk quarter of the Tunis medina, at 6-7 Souk Ettrouk, 8 rue Sidi Ben Arous. The shop is run by brothers Ali and Youssef Chammakhi, who built its inventory around a personal collection of Tunisian antiques rather than items made for resale. Pieces on display range from the 17th through the 20th century and include jewelry, traditional costumes, and textiles alongside carpets, woven accessories, ceramic objects, trinkets, carved woodwork, silks, and tableware. Each item is drawn from the brothers' own holdings, assembled over years with an eye toward Tunisia's craft history and cultural memory rather than tourist souvenirs. Visiting Ed-Dar means walking through a centuries-old house whose rooms double as display cases, an approach that puts as much emphasis on the setting as on the objects themselves. It's less a conventional boutique than a private collection opened to the public within one of the medina's oldest surviving structures. For anyone researching Tunisian decorative arts, or simply looking for one antique carpet or a piece of old silverware, the shop can be reached ahead of a visit by phone, fax, or email, listed on its own contact page.
Abanicos Andrés Pascual has hand-crafted fans in Aldaia, Valencia since 1880, now run by the fourth generation of the same family of fan-makers. The workshop sells its classic, antique, and men's fan collections along with repair parts through its own online shop, and also repairs and personalizes fans on request.
Best for Fourth-generation hand-crafted fans since 1880 — classic, antique, and men's collections
Silk Kothi, established in 1969 in Varanasi and run through three generations of master weavers, hand-weaves Banarasi sarees in Katan silk, Puna silk, khaddi georgette, organza and tussar silk through design, weave and finish stages, with collections including Vintage Evergreen and Royal Meenakari.
Dalla Lidia Merletti d'Arte has run its Burano lace shop and museum since 1930, when founder Erminia 'Mora Boccolo' Costantini's family school began producing the intricate Punto Burano stitch later revived by her descendants. Today the atelier on Via Galuppi sells handmade lace pieces alongside a private collection of antique European lace.
Best for Handmade Burano lace and antique European lace
A vintage clothing shop curating second-hand pieces from multiple eras, with a separately operated coffee house on site. The Vienna store opened in 2013.
Best for Curated second-hand clothing and an on-site coffee house
A vintage fashion specialist selling original garments and accessories dating from the 1880s through the 1980s. The shop has operated since the late 1970s.
Best for Original vintage garments and accessories spanning the 1880s to 1980s.
Vienna's Saturday flea market runs 6:30am-3pm along the Kettenbrücke end of the Naschmarkt, with roughly 400 stalls of antiques, artwork, secondhand books and records mixed with everyday household castoffs.
Best for Antiques, vintage items, and curiosities from dawn at this Saturday flea market
The Naschmarkt Flohmarkt sets up every Saturday from 6:30am to 3pm at the Kettenbrücke end of Vienna's Naschmarkt, spanning the Mariahilf/Margareten district along the Wienzeile. Roughly 400 vendors work the market — a mix of private sellers clearing out attics and estates alongside professional antiques and collectibles dealers — so the stock ranges from genuinely old furniture, artwork, and silverware down to inexpensive secondhand household goods, used paperbacks, and vinyl records. Vienna's municipal market office (the Marktamt) issues the vendor permits, and the market runs nearly year-round, closing only December 25-26 and January 1 and 6, with an early noon closing on December 24 and 31. Because it sits directly beside the Naschmarkt's produce and food stalls, many visitors combine a grocery walk with a flea-market browse on the same morning. Experienced buyers tend to arrive at opening, since the best pieces move fast before the weekend crowds build through late morning; prices are generally negotiable. Along with the smaller Flohmarkt am Hof, it is one of Vienna's two long-running weekend flea markets, and by vendor count and variety it is the larger of the two.
La Bambetle is a compact Warsaw vintage shop with a selective mix of Polish and international clothing. One-off stock means size and condition vary, so the current social feed is worth checking before visiting.
Best for Curated Polish and international vintage clothing
Hunters and Collectors is a long-running Cuba Street store for vintage and pre-loved fashion, with more than three decades in Wellington. The shop mixes designer consignment with accessible secondhand clothing and accessories.
Ziggurat has sold vintage fashion on Wellington’s Cuba Street since 1980, alongside selected contemporary labels and consignment. The long-running shop is strongest for one-off clothing and accessories with a more curated edit than a general thrift store.
Family Services of Southeast Texas runs Christine's Place as a thrift shop on West Bluff, across from the Methodist church. Proceeds go to the women and children's shelters.
New, small-batch and vintage pieces share the Houston floor, with goods chosen for both home and personal use. The shop also schedules private sales and special events, so the assortment is not its only draw.
Best for Curated collection of gifts spanning art nouveau to postmodern
This antique shop in Omsk, run by a longtime collector, buys, sells, and trades coins, medals, porcelain, icons, watches, books, and other collectibles. Visit the kiosk on Gusarova Street to browse the stock or have a piece appraised.
An antiques centre set in the historic George, a former Burford inn, where several dealers share rooms of period furniture, silver, ceramics, jewellery and pictures. The timber-framed building gives the centre its warren of display spaces.
Art Deco Kaunas deals in original 1920s and '30s Lithuanian furniture, paintings, and interior objects from the country's interwar modernist boom, when Kaunas served as the temporary capital. The gallery, run by art-academy graduates who study and restore period pieces, also handles valuation and restoration.
Best for Original interwar Art Deco furniture and objects
Sells Indonesian keris daggers, including antique and modern pieces in regional styles from Bali, Java, Lombok, Madura and Sumatra, alongside tombak spears, pedang swords and wayang golek, wayang kulit and wayang topeng puppet forms. Weapons ship worldwide exclusively via FedEx or DHL Express.
Selling baseball collectibles since 1974, Baseball Nostalgia specializes in autographed baseballs, postmarked Hall of Fame induction cachets and cards, press pins and vintage card sets. The shop caters to collectors chasing memorabilia tied to Cooperstown's induction weekends.
Best for Vintage collectibles, autographed baseballs, induction cachets
Beatnik Emporium is a Southampton vintage and quirky clothing shop that has traded since 1992, starting as a festival stall before settling on Above Bar Street in 2005. The shop still sells at festivals like Glastonbury alongside its year-round storefront.
Best for Vintage and quirky clothing from a Southampton shop born at festivals in 1992
Opened in Napa in 2003, this boutique redesigns vintage and recycled fabrics into one-of-a-kind dresses and creates custom bridal and couture pieces at its Second Street atelier. A second spot inside Antiques on Second downtown expands its vintage and accessory selection, with pieces also sold online.
Best for Vintage clothing, boutique, bridal design, custom dresses
Betty & Violet fills its Broadway shop with vintage homeware, antique finds and handmade gifts from independent makers. The store blends reclaimed and refurbished pieces with contemporary craft.
Bird's Surf Shed houses new and vintage surfboards inside a Quonset hut in San Diego's Morena district. Regulars treat its collection as a living library of the craft.
Founded in 2010 by five interior designers, Blue Print began as a Dallas furniture boutique built around the contrast of old and new. Its Fairmount Street operation now spans high-end antiques, modern lighting, art and accessories, alongside a contemporary gallery, interiors team and large showroom.
Best for Furniture, antiques, art, lighting, textiles and decorative objects
Broadway Contemporary deals in contemporary and impressionist paintings, sculpture and design alongside mid-century modern furniture. The gallery pairs fine art with collectable twentieth-century pieces.
Capricho À Toa is a São Paulo consignment shop reselling secondhand designer and mall-brand clothing. Trading since 1991 from its Sumarezinho storefront, it stocks labels like Zara, Lacoste, and Tory Burch.
Best for Secondhand designer fashion — Zara, Lacoste, Tory Burch
Capricho À Toa has operated as a consignment and resale shop in São Paulo since 1991, billing itself as the country's largest brechó, the Brazilian term for a secondhand or thrift store built around buying and reselling other people's clothes. The physical shop sits on Rua Heitor Penteado in the Sumarezinho neighborhood, near Vila Madalena, and pays sellers on the spot for pieces it takes in. Its online catalog mirrors that walk-in inventory: a rotating mix of secondhand designer and mall-brand pieces spanning Zara, Lacoste, Tory Burch, Le Lis Blanc, Animale, Hering, Brooksfield, and Banana Republic, organized by category across womenswear, menswear, kidswear, shoes, and accessories. Pricing runs well under retail for pieces the shop deems still in strong condition, with free shipping above a set order threshold and installment payment options at checkout. The shop has run long enough to become a fixture for regular customers, some of whom describe shopping there across multiple decades rather than as a one-off visit. For anyone hunting secondhand designer labels in São Paulo without gallery pricing, Capricho À Toa positions itself as a volume alternative to boutique consignment shops, trading on inventory size and turnover rather than curation.
Casa do Colecionador is a Collectibles shop, offering vinyl records, comic books, action figures and vintage toys. At Centro, the range centers on vinyl records, comic books, action figures, and vintage toys.
Best for Vinyl records, comic books, action figures, and vintage toys
Casa Midy, founded in 1998, brings contemporary design into dialogue with Mexican craft through furniture, mirrors, lighting and decorative objects made with specialist workshops. The San Miguel de Allende shop is especially useful for buyers looking beyond vintage-style décor toward current handmade design.
Chafarica mixes vintage-inspired clothing with accessories and compact gifts in Bairro Alto. The assortment has a bohemian, eclectic tone, making it more suited to browsing than searching for one specialist category.
Best for Bohemian vintage-inspired fashion and gifts.
Cheltenham House Antiques trades in period English silver, furniture and paintings from a Broadway showroom. The dealer specialises in antique silver alongside decorative works of art.
Makes handcrafted Athangudi tiles using a traditional hand-pressed technique and natural pigments, plus antique Majolica tile collections produced in Japan, England, Belgium and Germany between the 1890s and 1930s. Based at Aranmanaipatti, Athangudi, Tamil Nadu.
Circa Byron Bay deals in vintage and antique homewares, furniture and decorative objects gathered from Europe and beyond. The store curates one-off pieces sold from its Byron Bay showroom and online.
Crafters occupies a converted spice warehouse on Jew Town Road in Mattancherry, dealing in antiques and curios sourced from across India — brass-inlaid jewelry boxes, Chinese jars, colonial-era furniture and architectural salvage. Founded in 1989 by brothers Sunny and Johny Malayil, the family now runs six shops in the area holding more than 100,000 individual pieces.
Founded in 2011 by Sarah Firmston and Rose Hope, Crushes grew from a 100% New Zealand-made-and-vintage idea into a three-storey Karangahape Road flagship. It champions independent New Zealand designers, curated vintage clothing, its own Crushes Goods line and regular community events.
Best for New Zealand-made gifts, home goods, fashion and vintage pieces
Started as an online dealer in 2004 and now a stand at the Leenderweg Vintage Warehouse, De Spot deals in twentieth-century design furniture and collectibles. Stock runs from vintage dining chairs, tables, sofas and cabinets to pottery, glassware, paintings and antique toys with documented designer attribution.
Deco Interiors fills its Windsor House showroom on Moreton-in-Marsh High Street with twentieth-century design, from Art Deco glass and sculpture to vintage jewellery and furniture sourced across the UK. Proprietor Andy Green also lists much of the stock for sale through the shop's online catalogue.
Best for Antiques, art deco, vintage jewellery, furniture
A curated vintage clothing shop with locations in Montauk and Amagansett, specialising in nautical-leaning menswear and womenswear from the 1950s onward. Pieces range from US Navy sailor pants to rare Gucci and Dior, and are currently sold only in the stores.
Best for Vintage-clothing, designer-vintage, nautical, menswear-womenswear
Peer-to-peer resale app founded in 2011 by Simon Beckerman at an Italian tech incubator; the company relocated its headquarters to London in 2012 to raise funding and access investors, and eBay acquired it in 2021 for roughly $1.2 billion.
Best for Gen Z resale platform
Depop was founded in 2011 by Simon Beckerman, an Italian entrepreneur whose earlier ventures included the 1990s underground fashion magazine PIG and a glasses brand launched with his brother in 2006. He started Depop at an Italian technology incubator, building it as a marketplace app for buying and selling secondhand and vintage clothing directly between users, with a social-feed format closer to Instagram than a traditional listings site.
Within about a year, Beckerman moved from Italy to East London specifically to raise funding for the still-small platform, and the company formally relocated its headquarters to London in 2012 — a move made to put Depop inside one of the world's major fashion capitals and closer to a deeper investor network. Beckerman stepped down as chief executive in 2013 but stayed on the board, continuing to contribute to product and brand direction.
The platform went on to become closely associated with Gen Z resale culture — Y2K pieces, creator-run shops, and thrifted fashion — built around its London base even as its user community skews global. eBay acquired Depop in 2021 for approximately $1.2 billion, a deal frequently cited as a marker of the resale market's growth.
California resale house founded 1999 by Sarah Davis, starting as an eBay storefront before launching its own site in 2006 with Ben Hemminger; opened its first store in Beverly Hills in 2008.
Best for Handbag luxury resale
Fashionphile was founded in 1999 by Sarah Davis, who began authenticating and reselling pre-owned designer handbags through an eBay storefront after noticing how well luxury bags held resale value compared with other categories - and how much counterfeit product circulated on the platform. In 2006 Davis partnered with Ben Hemminger and launched Fashionphile's own website, moving the business off eBay. The company opened its first physical store in Beverly Hills in 2008, followed by a San Francisco location in 2009. Fashionphile, now headquartered in Carlsbad, California, has grown into one of the largest US platforms for buying, authenticating and reselling pre-owned luxury accessories from brands including Hermes, Chanel, Gucci and Louis Vuitton.
Fine Art Emporium has traded antiques from Jew Town in Mattancherry since 1986, dealing in handpicked furniture, metalwork and handicrafts for collectors, interior designers and museums. The shop arranges export documentation for international buyers alongside its walk-in trade.
Foreign Cargo fills a North Main Street storefront and upstairs gallery with furniture and decorative objects sourced from Asia and beyond, the kind of carved chests, textiles, and trade pieces that don't typically turn up at New England antique shops. The gallery level rotates separately from the ground-floor shop, giving browsers two distinct collections under one roof.
Best for Imported antiques and Asian decorative arts
Mother-and-daughter vintage and secondhand shop in Consolação, established in 2007, with a curated fashion edit built around pre-owned finds.
Best for Vintage and secondhand finds from a mother-and-daughter shop, since 2007.
Frou Frou is a curated vintage and secondhand boutique in Sao Paulo's Baixo-Augusta district, opened in November 2007 by the mother-and-daughter team of Luzia Belucci and Giovanna Belucci. The shop operates like a cabinet of curiosities: hundreds of pieces spanning the 1970s through the 2000s, sourced from across decades and countries, sit alongside archive-grade names — Chanel, Dior, Gucci, Prada and Saint Laurent among them — as well as pieces by Brazilian designers such as Gloria Coelho and Reinaldo Lourenco. Beyond retail sales, Frou Frou rents from its collection and undertakes restoration work, and has built a following among costume designers, stylists and other fashion professionals who treat the shop as a research archive as much as a store. Its stated mission — rescuing vintage pieces and championing sustainable, creative fashion over disposable trends — has kept it a fixture of Sao Paulo's secondhand scene for nearly two decades, run from the same Rua Augusta address since it opened, with online sales through froufrouvintage.com.br extending its reach beyond the neighborhood.
A local select shop mixing vintage furniture, home goods, playful accessories and Taiwanese design. Its current official shop lists the Fujin Street address and limited weekly opening days. Established 2005.
Best for Vintage furniture, home goods, and playful Taiwanese design
On Rue Tobie Kuoh in Bonanjo, Douala, this gallery has supported artistic creation across Africa for nearly thirty years, holding more than 250 works on consignment and staging over 100 exhibitions across three continents and nine countries, including participation in ART X Lagos, 1:54 London and AKAA. Since 2019 it has run an artist residency in Souza, 30 kilometers from Douala, offering a one-to-three-month stipend, accommodation and materials, and has shown work by artists including Boris Nzebo and Claudie Poinsard.
Online consignment platform for secondhand outdoor gear. Users ship equipment at no upfront cost; Geartrade lists and sells, remitting via PayPal or store credit.
Best for Outdoor gear resale
Geartrade operates as a consignment marketplace dedicated to sustainable outdoor equipment reuse. The platform accepts pre-owned items across climbing, skiing, water sports, cycling, hiking, camping and apparel categories. The business model emphasizes accessibility: customers ship gear using free labels, Geartrade handles inventory and sale logistics, and sellers receive payment once items sell. The marketplace leverages over 20 years of sales data to set competitive pricing. Geartrade positions sustainability as core to its mission—'good gear does not belong in a landfill'—appealing to budget-conscious outdoor enthusiasts who want quality used equipment without the friction of private sales. Payout options include PayPal, Venmo, or store credit, giving sellers flexibility.
Haveli of Byron Bay specialises in vintage and reclaimed Indian furniture and homewares, including carved doors, cabinets and textiles. Pieces are sourced and restored, then sold from the Byron Bay showroom.
Haynes Fine Art spreads across a dozen showrooms on Broadway's High Street, dealing in oil paintings, period furniture and bronzes spanning several centuries. The gallery handles traditional British and European art alongside a stock of decorative works.
This family-owned shop in the Bantam section of Litchfield has traded since 2010 in antiques, fine art, jewelry, and home furnishings, curating pieces that range from period antiques to contemporary decor and luxury objects. The owners work directly with interior designers and ship pieces nationwide from the Bantam Road storefront.
Best for Curated antiques, art, and home furnishings
Dealer Jeffrey Tillou deals in 18th- and 19th-century American furniture, folk art, and paintings from a West Street gallery, exhibiting regularly at major fairs including the Winter Show. The gallery is a member of recognized antiques-trade associations and deals primarily in Americana rather than European or general antiques.
Best for 18th- and 19th-century American furniture and folk art
John F. Rinaldi has dealt in nautical antiques from Kennebunkport since 1972, issuing 38 illustrated catalogs of scrimshaw, ship carvings, figureheads, navigating instruments, and marine paintings over that span. The gallery specializes in authenticating whalebone and ivory scrimshaw alongside broader maritime collectibles.
Best for Antique scrimshaw and maritime collectibles
Kazimierz Weekend Market is a weekend market on Plac Nowy and surrounding streets with crafts, food, and vintage items. At Kazimierz, the range centers on crafts, food, and vintage finds at the Plac Nowy weekend market.
Best for Crafts, food, and vintage finds at the Plac Nowy weekend market
Kikke Spulle fills its storefront at Westeinde 60A in The Hague with vintage furniture, lighting, and accessories from the 1960s through 90s, alongside interior styling advice from owner Kikke and renovation work from an in-house klusbedrijf. The shop is shifting fully toward vintage and secondhand design, with current showroom pieces discounted up to 70%.
The shop, located on 12 Ocean Boulevard in Downtown Kingston opened in August 2020 and provides creators the opportunity to showcase new products, hold workshops, or meet and greet customers. The Collective also acts as a consignment pickup and drop-off location, offering convenient delivery options for customers.
An antiques dealer and art gallery in Castellina trading in Tuscan furniture, paintings, and decorative objects. It presents its curated stock of period pieces both in the village bottega and through its own online catalogue.
Run by Anne and Danielle Bourdette since 1974, La Brocanterie on cours des Fosses in Honfleur blends antique furniture and objects with a decoration department and an upstairs gallery of Normandy painters and sculptors. Open most days, it mixes armoires, mirrors, luminaires, and artists' pieces across a warren of themed rooms.
Established in 1979 on Moreton-in-Marsh High Street, this Cotswold antiques centre gathers around twenty dealers across a warren of furnished units and display cabinets. Shoppers browse everything from Georgian oak and militaria to vinyl records, weighing scales and costume jewellery under one roof.
Best for Antiques, collectables, vintage, furniture
LOULOU at Knauf Shopping Center in Pommerloch sells premium ready-to-wear fashion described as combining elegance with comfort and trend, carrying brands including American Vintage, Anine Bing, Hugo Boss, Karl Lagerfeld, Max Mara, Michael Kors, Ralph Lauren and Zadig & Voltaire.
Lucullus Antiques specialises in culinary antiques, rare kitchen tools and historical food-related objects in the French Quarter. Provenance, condition and use should be discussed because most pieces are unique.
Best for Culinary antiques and rare historical kitchen items
Established by Bill Lutwick in 1984 at Indian Point, this Mahone Bay yard builds and restores wooden sail and power boats up to 53 feet. Work spans new yacht interiors, vintage restorations, and custom masts and rigging.
Best for Boatbuilding, wooden boats, yacht restoration
M&M Antiques fills its Market Street storefront in Onancock with clocks, wool rugs, furniture, glassware, coins and curiosities, and offers antique clock repair on site. The shop welcomes walk-in browsing during regular daytime hours.
Best for Antiques, vintage, collectibles, clocks, clock repair
M.S. Rau has dealt in fine art, antiques, and jewelry from its Royal Street gallery since 1912. The collection spans period furniture, clocks, silver, and scientific instruments alongside paintings by masters like Degas, Van Gogh, and Picasso, and designer jewelry from Cartier, Tiffany & Co., and Van Cleef & Arpels.
Best for Period furniture, fine art and estate jewelry
A long-established dealer specialising in antique sporting equipment and memorabilia, from vintage tennis racquets, cricket bats and croquet sets to golf clubs, oars and treen, alongside antique library furniture. The firm supplies collectors, interior designers and film productions internationally from its High Street premises.
Best for Antique sporting equipment and memorabilia
Antiques market within the Saint-Ouen flea market, marking its centennial in 2025, specializing in 18th-century furniture and 19th-century paintings along rue des Rosiers.
Best for Art, furniture, and design finds at the Saint-Ouen antiques market.
Marché Biron is one of the historic markets within the Marché aux Puces de Saint-Ouen, the large Paris flea market complex, located at 85 rue des Rosiers / 120 avenue Michelet in Saint-Ouen. The market marked its centennial in 2025, placing its founding around 1925, and describes itself as covering multiple periods of art and furniture history — from 18th-century furniture through 19th-century painting and beyond — through a collection of individual galleries and dealer boutiques rather than a single retailer.
It operates year-round, Friday through Monday including August and holidays, and has added contemporary touches to its century-old footprint: a restaurant called Chez Tata Biron, a virtual tour on its website, and a podcast series featuring opera singer Natalie Dessay discussing pieces found at the market. It is reachable via Paris metro lines 13, 4 and 14, plus bus and tramway lines.
Marché Biron is a multi-dealer shopping destination, not a single shop with one inventory.
A glass-roofed antiques hall opened in 1991 within Saint-Ouen's flea market, styled after Baltard's Les Halles; houses dealers in vintage furniture, jewelry, books, records and art, plus its own Galerie Dauphine.
Best for Antiques, design, and art as a flea-market anchor of Saint-Ouen's vintage curation.
Marche Dauphine sits inside the Marche aux Puces de Saint-Ouen, the sprawling flea-market district on the northern edge of Paris whose trade traces back to 19th-century rag-pickers pushed out of the city center. Marche Dauphine itself is more recent: it opened in 1991 on the site of a former passage, in a large glass-covered hall built in the architectural style of Victor Baltard's 19th-century Les Halles market pavilions. Positioned at the start of rue des Rosiers, one of the flea market's main arteries, it brings together antique dealers, young craftspeople, record sellers, booksellers and art galleries under one roof. Its upper floor holds Galerie Dauphine, billed as the only dedicated exhibition gallery within the flea market, with a rotating program of shows. The hall has also hosted architectural curiosities, including the 2013 installation of Matti Suuronen's 1968 Futuro house under its glass roof.
The most elegant of the Saint-Ouen flea markets. Paul Bert specializes in high-end French and European antiques — Louis XVI furniture, Empire mirrors, Provençal pottery, and vintage industrial pieces.
Best for High-end French and European antiques — Louis XVI furniture, Empire mirrors
McCall Sports is a downtown outdoor-gear shop selling new and consignment equipment for biking, paddling, skiing and more, alongside seasonal rentals. Gear is bought in store on North Third Street in the heart of McCall.
Mekong River Textiles deals in handwoven silk and cotton from Thailand, Laos and the wider Mekong region, including antique tribal cloth and natural-dye ikat. The Chiang Mai shop supplies collectors and makers with lengths, shawls and vintage pieces.
Best for Handwoven and antique Mekong textiles
Mekong River Textiles specializes in handwoven silk and cotton fabrics from Thailand, Laos, and Cambodia sourced directly from rural weaving communities. The shop emphasizes traditional Southeast Asian textile techniques passed down through artisan families, with indigo-dyed cotton ikat as a signature offering. Ikat, a resist-dyeing technique, creates distinctive patterned textiles that reflect the region's weaving heritage.
The textile collection includes scarves and shawls alongside fabrics, with hand-dyed materials using methods that prioritize environmental sustainability. The shop works with weaving cooperatives and producers committed to sustaining traditional textile arts while improving artisans' living standards and educational opportunities. One notable partnership involves the Good Shepherd Sisters in Thailand, who train at-risk girls in weaving while supporting prevention and eradication of human trafficking.
Beyond raw materials, Mekong River Textiles offers custom clothing and original wearable art designs created in their Maryland studio. The operation maintains direct relationships with weavers rather than working through intermediaries, reflecting a fair-trade approach to sourcing. Shoppers can choose finished pieces or select fabrics to commission custom work from the studio.
A Main Street baseball emporium stocking what it bills as America's largest collection of current and vintage caps, spanning New Era, '47, Negro League and Cooperstown Collection styles. Alongside hats it carries autographed baseballs, cards and licensed team apparel.
Best for Vintage and current baseball caps, autographs, apparel
A Moab consignment shop on South Main selling new and used outdoor gear for camping, rafting, climbing and skiing. Staff share local trail and route information, and phone orders ship from the in-store inventory.
For over twenty years Modernway has filled its North Palm Canyon showroom with mid-century modern seating, cabinets, lighting and vintage audio. The Palm Springs store is a stop for collectors hunting authentic period furnishings.
Moss Antiques is a Royal Street gallery specializing in French antiques, art and decorative objects. Production is associated with New Orleans, while the range centers on fine antiques.
An independent record shop in Douglas dealing in new and second-hand vinyl and running for over fifteen years. Stock turns over regularly across rock, metal and classic albums, from Radiohead pressings to Captain Beefheart and Santana.
Best for New and secondhand vinyl from Radiohead to Captain Beefheart and Santana
Founded by artist Lucia Condrea, the museum in Bucovina displays over 11,000 painted eggs across 106 display cases in two levels, organized into Condrea's own works, antique decorated eggs and international specimens. Since 2009 it has run an international summer school teaching the pysanka egg-decorating craft, and Condrea's 14 original creations are recognized as a distinct style called Arta Condrea.
Authenticated luxury resale boutique in Jardim Europa, São Paulo; every piece — new or gently used, from houses like Chanel and Hermès — ships with a certificate of authenticity.
Best for Designer resale fashion, brick-and-mortar boutique browsing
New4another operates as an authenticated second-hand luxury business ('brechó de luxo') from a showroom at Rua Campo Verde 61, Conjunto 72, in São Paulo's Jardim Europa district — a fashion-district address with on-site valet parking, open weekdays 10am–6pm. The model centers on designer clothing, handbags, shoes and accessories, both new and gently used, from national and international houses including Chanel, Hermès, Christian Dior, Gucci and Saint Laurent, with every item issued a certificate of authenticity before sale.
Beyond the physical showroom, the business runs a marketplace platform that lets verified sellers — including individual clients and influencer partners — list authenticated pieces for resale, and it offers installment payment over up to ten instalments plus nationwide delivery across Brazil. It has built a following of roughly 81,000 on Instagram under the same 'Brechó de Luxo' branding.
The distinguishing fact for a shopping-atlas listing is less about founding history — none is published — and more about the format: a hybrid of a curated physical showroom and an authenticated-seller marketplace, positioned against São Paulo's broader informal secondhand market.
Trading since 1992, this Nizhny Novgorod antique salon on Ulitsa Beketova buys and sells rare books, icons, porcelain, silver and paintings from other eras. In-house experts also appraise pieces, and the salon is arranged so visitors can linger over each object rather than simply pass through.
Best for Antiques, antique books, icons, porcelain, silver, paintings
Ocean Heir occupies the historic Garden Shed in Cambria's East Village, mixing contemporary wearables, vintage denim, letterpress cards, jewellery and consignment finds. Proprietor Diane Matzner also runs a sister shop, Ebb & Flow, on Moonstone Beach Drive.
This corner shop at the head of Main Street deals in early American furniture, ironstone, pewter, painted country pieces, and lighting arranged in room-like settings. Owner-curated stock leans toward New England provenance, and the store doubles as home base for a long-running antiques radio show.
Best for New England country antiques and painted furniture
Savelletri boutique opened around 2013 by Orsina Dansi at the Coccaro Beach Club, part of Masseria Torre Coccaro, after she left a Milan finance and luxury-press career; sells vintage and upcycled cotton, linen and jute pieces finished by local artisans.
Best for Recycled Fabrics, Vintage Style
Orsina Dansi launched her label and boutique, Orsina à, after relocating from northern Italy to Puglia, where she had originally intended to spend a single summer at her parents' house while starting over from a career in finance and the luxury fashion press. Instead, the move became permanent: Masseria Torre Coccaro, the estate whose Coccaro Beach Club anchors the boutique, gave her a dedicated retail space in Savelletri, where she opened her first summer shop roughly around 2013.
The brand's identity grew out of a personal habit — visiting local markets and rediscovering old, discarded fabrics — turned into a design practice built on Italian textile traditions reworked with an eye toward recycling and material reuse rather than new production. Each season, Dansi mixes bought-in pieces from research-oriented brands and items sourced during her travels with garments she designs herself from vintage textiles: cotton, linen, jute, and hand-decorated antique cloth.
Production of the vintage-fabric pieces relies on a group of Puglian women who help realize Dansi's designs by hand, tying the boutique's output directly to local craftsmanship rather than an outside manufacturing pipeline. The result is positioned less as a conventional fashion retailer than as a curated, upcycling-focused project rooted in its single Savelletri location.
The Outdoor Gear Exchange has outfitted Burlington's climbers, paddlers and skiers since 1995, mixing new equipment with a deep consignment floor of used gear. The Church Street store trades, repairs and sells as much second-hand kit as it does new brands.
This Commons boutique sells vintage clothing spanning Edwardian and Victorian pieces through 1980s designer finds, alongside its own in-house label, Petrunia. The shop mixes secondhand sourcing with work from independent designers rather than stocking mass-market brands.
Best for Vintage clothing and in-house label pieces
Founded in 1971 and long a proving ground for Liverpool's post-punk and indie scenes, Probe Records now trades from a unit inside the Bluecoat arts centre in the city centre. It stocks new and secondhand vinyl across genres and remains a fixture of the city's music heritage, having outlasted several changes of address over five decades.
Best for Vinyl records and Liverpool music heritage
Three decades in, this Old Barn Road warehouse restocks its floor with a fresh truckload of antiques most weeks, ranging from continental case pieces to architectural salvage such as mantels, doors, and garden sculpture. An in-house design-build team also produces custom tables, mirrors, and lighting to order for interior designers and their clients.
Best for European antique furniture and architectural salvage
An independent record shop at 311 East 2nd Street stocking more than 30,000 used and new LPs across rock, jazz, soul, hip hop and punk. The store also sells vintage stereo gear, effects pedals and amplifiers for collectors and players.
Rusty Dog Antiques pairs antiques and Made in Montana gifts with a lunch counter pouring Montana Coffee Roasters coffee. The Forsyth shop sits just off Interstate 94 in Rosebud County.
Best for Made-in-Montana gifts, antiques and a regional coffee counter
Rusty Dog Antiques combines an antiques and gift shop with a coffee counter in Forsyth, a small Rosebud County town just off Interstate 94. The shop's own description splits its stock into antiques, Made in Montana gifts, and a coffee shop and lunch counter — a specific pairing of secondhand goods with Montana-made products rather than generic souvenirs. For coffee, the counter pours from Montana Coffee Roasters, a named regional supplier, rather than roasting in-house. The business also runs an online store through Square and keeps a presence on Instagram and Yelp for people passing through on the interstate. Beyond that pairing of antiques, Montana-made gifts, and a lunch counter, the site doesn't publish a founding date, founder name, or details about what specific antiques or building history are attached to the shop — it presents itself simply as a stop for travelers heading off I-94 who want browsing, espresso, and a Montana-made gift in one place.
Trading on Oxford's High Street since 1834, Sanders is one of Britain's largest dealers in antique prints, maps, and drawings, with a stock of more than thirty thousand items. The listed 16th-century shop opens Thursday to Saturday, and thousands of pieces are browsable and buyable online.
Best for Antique prints, antique maps, engravings, ukiyo-e
Sarasota Architectural Salvage fills a large downtown warehouse with reclaimed doors and windows, antiques, industrial and vintage decor and repurposed pieces. The stock turns architectural salvage into finds you won't see twice.
Best for Architectural salvage, antiques, vintage and reclaimed decor
This Klaipėda antiques dealer trades in period furniture, mirrors, chandeliers, and paintings sourced across several design eras, selling by appointment rather than fixed shop hours. Pieces range from carved cabinets to upholstered sofas, with delivery arranged to other Lithuanian cities on request.
Snoopers Paradise is a covered vintage and antiques emporium on Kensington Gardens where dozens of independent traders fill two floors with retro furniture, clothing, records and bric-a-brac. A long-running North Laine institution, it is a mainstay of the city's second-hand scene.
Best for Vintage and antiques hunting across dozens of independent stalls
This South Street dealer specializes in English and American furniture, porcelain, silver, and paintings from the Georgian, Federal, and Regency periods, roughly 1760 to 1820. It serves private collectors, designers, and architects and positions itself around connoisseurship rather than general antiques trade.
Best for 18th- and early 19th-century period furniture and decorative arts