Adams Antique Annex

Big place. You can find any thing there. Staff was helpful and friendly.

Fun store. Found a Snoopy glass bank in my price range lol and it was also 20% off. Friendly and professional staff. Lots to choose from

Overpriced, workers do not make you feel welcome. Definitely a find and mark up to highest possible price shop

Incredible array of passionate dealers. Service was centrally located if you needed help, and the hardest part of being here was finding a logical way to navigate the many many many cases.

I mistakenly posted a review for Adams Antiques in another state (SC) that somehow was erroneously posted here by mistake. Apologies! However, we did visit THIS Adam's Antiques several months ago on a visit to Pennsylvania and purchased several items. It was a wonderful shop with a helpful staff. So sorry for any mixup.

A great store! Very attentive staff, thousands of vendors, so many items to see (something for every taste) prices are fair. We have never left without a box full of treasures!

A fantastic antique mall with thousand of rare and unique items and an extensive collection of hard to find signage and advertising

Love, love, love this place. Tons of really unbelievable stuff for sale here. A MILLION MEMORIES. Looks like maybe 100 vendors or so. Books, furniture, collectibles, art, antiques, clothing and EVERYTHING ELSE you'll ever want. THOUSANDS OF IDEAS. Plan to spend a few hours here. Great Saturday trip. DON'T MISS IT. Helpful and friendly staff.

Such a cool spot to find some really unique and fun, beautiful and antique items. It can get a tad overwhelming, but if you have some time and you enjoy thrifting and antiques this is a great "stop" to make. Check it out if you are in the area.

A super nice antique mall full of stalls. Good variety from ephemera to substantial furniture pieces. Great stuff from the 1980s and earlier. Totally worth checking out.

Great place with a good variety. Like most of the shops in the area, pricing is hit or miss.

Found a few bargains on costume jewelry and most of the staff was friendly with the exception of one older gentleman who stood by the front door like a gargoyle with his arms crossed, and never smiled. I understand it's the busy Christmas shopping season and they have to guard against thieves, but most customers would find this unnecessarily intimidating.

This is one of my fave places to antique in Adamstown. It's big. Loads of dealers. All kinds of different stuff- smalls, furniture, art, everything. Old stuff, vintage stuff, mid-century modern, kitsch, fine antiques, jewelry, lighting, industrial, they have it all. All the friends I've brought with me love it too. I guess this ends up being a good place also because I have bought more pieces here than almost anywhere else.

That says something. I've gotten large pieces here- a giant card catalog 4 years for a price that was so low I could not understand why. It's a beautiful piece. Nothing wrong with it. The seller even delivered it to wilmington, de for like $200 which I thought was reasonable. They even brought it into our house & took it upstairs for us.

I have a big beautiful Art Deco brass coat & hat rack. Not cheap but couldn't stop myself. Countless smalls, pretty junk for out in the yard. We have gotten so many things over the years at this store. Some things they sell are really pricey (chandeliers) but those things tend to be of great beauty, age & quality so are probably appropriately priced. I always stop in here & almost always buy something when visiting Lancaster County.

Adams' Antique offers a little bit of everything as far as Antiques go. If you're in the area looking for a deal, make sure to stop by and give it a comb-through. The place is situated off of the main road of 272 in Denver/Adamstown, PA. It has ample private-lot parking and is hosted in doors. In the Summer it is cooled, in the Winter it is heated. It's fairly substantial, and offers hundreds of booths where people can sell their goods. Looking over current reviews, I can state that bare-prices can be a bit high. However, and this is said with many trips worth of experience, they often have SALES which bring those prices down to reasonable levels.

Two examples would be trips I made late last year and early this year. The first was for a pie safe. 50% off, brought it to $200. This is a great deal for the condition it was in. The other example was a 50% off antique table. It had a lock that was rusted shut and needed a little TLC. Some stain and oil brought the furniture back to life, and the lock was corrected by a grinder, some sand paper, and WD-40.

Now it's a great addition to my living room and only cost me $60! Stop by Adams Antique's during your next trip and scope out the sales. You won't always leave with something, but if you keep an eye out for deals they are sure to come up!

I collect antique tools, hardware, etc. This coop has the best dealer around for woodworking workshop items and accessories. I've bought a workbench, parts cabinets (always completely loaded with hardware!), and woodworking clamps there at garage sale prices. Always something new, since he turns over a third of his inventory every week.

We started in the back and combed through each stall. I didn't see much of interest. A lot of 1950's type items. There was one fellow who had remarkable bronzes if you want a nude, life sized mermaid for your fountain. Be careful as you're looking because I saw several cheap Chinese knock offs of vintage brooch styles. Overall, I felt the prices were really high and the merchandise was stale and boring. You won't find any bargains here.

We stopped in at this Antique Mall today while driving around in Denver. It was quite a large place. well lit, well-organized and clean with a huge selection of all kinds of small goods in locked cases. I was a little disappointed in the fact that a lot of the dealers had a good amount of reproduction and modern costume jewelry, although I didn't see them trying to pass it off as being vintage, so I'm not as peeved about this as I could be.

Most of the things I know how to value seemed to be right at the average going rates, or a little above that. not great if you're going for huge bargains, but probably a good place to stop if you're looking for specific items.