A second-generation antiques dealer and expert in American furniture and folk art with “historic appeal.” The engaging Mr. Mattox likewise directs a lively auction.
82 Main Street North, Woodbury
203-263-2899
antiquetalk.com
A second-generation antiques dealer and expert in American furniture and folk art with “historic appeal.” The engaging Mr. Mattox likewise directs a lively auction.
82 Main Street North, Woodbury
203-263-2899
antiquetalk.com
Mill House Antiques was established in 1964 as a destination for fine antiques. They specialize in 18th- and 19th-century furniture.
1068 Main Street North, Woodbury
203-263-3446
millhouseantiquesandgardens.com
Instagram: @millhouseantiques
A little bit of every era, from Victorian times to the 1970s, is on display here. The original and restored lighting section is particularly interesting. Open by appointment only.
111 Main Street, Torrington
860-489-1566
remwhen.com
THE garden lovers event of the year, dealers tender rare plants and antique garden accessories while special talks and tours raise funds for Women’s Support Services. Usually held in May.
Lime Rock Park, Lakeville
860-364-1080
tradesecretsct.com
Instagram: @trade_secretsct
An essential source of reference and inspiration for Swedish antiques and French furniture in original condition. The bright shop carries pleasingly patinaed garden appointments, as well.
Dawn Hill Antiques
11 Main St., New Preston
860-868-0066
Instagram: @dawnhillantiques
This place has a remarkable and extensive collection of Hitchcock furniture. Check it out.
Still River Antiques
13 Riverton Rd., Riverton
860-738-9958
Litchfield County Auctions holds auctions five times a year and the bidding is done online. The LCA tag sales that run along with the auctions are great. The selection is best on the weekends, however Mondays and Tuesdays bring 40-60% off.
Litchfield County Auctions
425 Bantam Rd., Litchfield
860-567-4661
Sundays since 1976 (April–November), treasure hunters, antique collectors, farmers, foodies, and alike have flocked to the famous Elephant’s Trunk Flea Market. The verdant field is given over to dealers hawking everything from vintage tchotchkes and house plants to cottage furniture, military memorabilia and old signs. So basically, a little bit of everything. Get their morning-mist early, fill your thermos and begin your rummage. There’s no such thing as junk at the Trunk!
Elephant’s Trunk
490 Danbury Rd. (rte. 7/202), New Milford
860-355-1448
Instagram: @etflea
