Portland, ME

Brettuns Village specializes in quality leather supplies and antique trunk restoration parts. This small shop primarily conducts business online but welcomes visitors to their physical location. Known for exceptional customer service, fast shipping, and fair prices, they offer expert advice on restoration projects. The owner, Churchill, is frequently mentioned for his helpfulness and knowledge. Perfect for craftspeople seeking leather scraps or anyone restoring vintage trunks.

Cabot Mill Antiques is a vast multi-dealer antique emporium located in the beautifully restored Fort Andross textile mill in Brunswick, Maine. With many vendors offering quality antiques including furniture, pottery, Wedgewood pieces, vintage clothing, and unique collectibles, there's something for every antique enthusiast. The well-organized, nicely displayed space features 'so many nooks and crannies to explore,' and the adjacent flea market in the same building makes it a perfect half-day destination. Customers praise the friendly staff, fair pricing, and authentic antiques—one reviewer called it 'the biggest and most wonderful antique store' they've ever visited.

Central Maine Antique Mall is a multi-vendor antique destination in Bangor, Maine, featuring a large showroom packed with treasures from the 1800s and 1900s. Browse antique furniture (chairs, dressers, end tables), fine art, vintage tools, collectibles, and sports memorabilia across numerous vendor booths. Customers consistently praise the huge variety and ability to spend hours exploring, with many finding unique items at reasonable prices. The store specializes in period antiques and offers valuation services. Perfect for a half-day browsing adventure through diverse, ever-changing inventory.

Fairfield Antiques Mall is Maine's largest antique and salvage destination, featuring 30,000 square feet across 5 carpeted levels with 100+ independent dealers. This vast multi-vendor mall specializes in antique furniture, vintage signs, vintage clothing, and collectibles ranging from coins and sports cards to vintage telephones and ceramic teapots. With new inventory arriving weekly and fair pricing, visitors consistently spend half a day or more exploring the endless variety. The clean, well-lit space offers something for everyone, from serious collectors to casual browsers seeking unexpected treasures.

Hathaway Mill Antiques is a vast 10,000+ square foot multi-dealer antique emporium housed in a beautifully restored historic Hathaway Shirt Factory textile mill on the Kennebec River in Waterville, Maine. With more than 75 high-quality vendor displays, this is one of Maine's largest antique malls offering an extensive selection of period furnishings, fine antiques, and vintage collectibles. The air-conditioned showroom features organized, attractive displays across multiple nooks and crannies, making it an ideal half-day destination for serious collectors and casual browsers alike.

Hidden Treasures is a sprawling multi-vendor antique mall in York, Maine featuring 80+ vendors with an eclectic mix of genuine antiques and collectibles. Customers consistently praise the endless browsing experience, finding everything from vintage cast iron and old tools to coins, furniture, and decorative pieces. The store's constantly changing inventory keeps regulars returning weekly. While prices vary by vendor, most customers report reasonable pricing and great deals. Well-organized with ample parking, it's a destination worth planning time for—many spend 1-3 hours exploring.

Laconia Antique Center is NH's largest antique store, occupying 22,000 square feet across two floors in a historic 1950s Newberry's Department Store building. With over 150 dealers, this vast multi-vendor mall offers an overwhelming selection of antique furniture, estate jewelry, vintage toys, model trains, railroad memorabilia, coins, glassware, and one-of-a-kind collectibles. The second floor features an impressive operating model train display. Customers consistently spend 2-3+ hours browsing the well-organized booths and wide aisles. The store includes Connie's Counter, a vintage lunch service offering sandwiches, ice cream, and root beer floats. Mid-range pricing and friendly staff make this a must-visit destination for serious collectors and casual browsers alike.