Just as spring bulbs pop up every year, so do the vintage treasures that can found at our state’s antiques shops. Visit some of designer Matthew Mead’s favorite haunts in every corner of New Hampshire. And for advice on how to incorporate those new finds in your home, check out Matthew’s story here.

SOUTHWESTERN NH

Flying Pig Antiques
(603) 543-7490
13 Industrial Park Dr., Westmoreland

A multi-dealer shop close to Keene on the Vermont border. Unusual finds, ranging from interesting folk art and beautiful primitive New England antiques. Make sure to check out their calendar of dealer shows outside.

SOUTHERN NH

101A Antiques
(603) 880-8422
141 NH-101A, Amherst

Collectibles that span from early American through mid-century modern. Shop both booths and cases and save time to explore for furniture and bargains in the large basement area.

Antiques on Elm
(603) 606-1736
321 Elm St., Manchester

Fabulous store with multiple dealers and lots of great finds at fantastic prices. Knowledgeable staff and almost any collectible your heart desires. Furniture, vintage clothes. Early American and ’50s kitsch all with a flea market vibe.

EASTERN NH

Parker-French Antiques
(603) 942-8852
1182 First New Hampshire Turnpike, Northwood

One of New Hampshire’s oldest and most beloved antique shops on the original Antiques Alley. Great mix of early primitives and home decorating accessories. Look for seasonal furniture displayed outside at the entryway.

COASTAL NH

Sage Farm Antiques
(603) 964-3690
5 Exeter Rd., North Hampton

First three days of the month occasional sale. Check sagefarmantiques.com for dates and times. Always fresh merchandise, including great vintage finds, furniture, fabrics and tabletop accessories.

CENTRAL NH

Old Post Office Antiques
(603) 539-8677
41 Courthouse Square, Ossipee

Charming and quintessential New England antiques shop in the beautiful village of Ossipee. Enchanting displays and antiques from all eras in a vintage post office setting. Art, ephemera, furniture, dishes and more.