Antique Shops of New York City

Wander through time and explore the charm of New York City's finest antique shops. From vintage furniture to rare collectibles, each store tells a story.

Antique Shops of New York City

New York City is more than a global capital of fashion and finance — it’s a treasure trove for antique lovers. Tucked away in brownstone basements, vintage warehouses, and sunlit lofts are antique shops that hold secrets from centuries past. From 18th-century armoires to rare vintage jewelry, the city’s antique scene is rich, diverse, and constantly evolving.

Whether you're wandering through the historic streets of the West Village or browsing the industrial corners of Brooklyn, you'll find shops that specialize in everything from French farmhouse décor and Art Deco lighting to mid-century furniture and timeless Americana.

Many of these shops are run by passionate curators who source their pieces from estate sales, private collections, and international markets. For history buffs, interior designers, and curious travelers alike, New York's antique scene is a living museum — and everything is for sale.

Below is a curated list of antique shops to explore, each offering a unique window into the past. And don’t forget to scroll to the bottom for a custom Google Map that highlights where you can find these gems across Manhattan and Brooklyn.

• Chelsea Antiques – An elegant Manhattan showroom featuring European and American furniture, artwork, and mirrors.
• Dobbin St. Vintage Co-op – A massive Brooklyn warehouse filled with eclectic, affordable vintage treasures from multiple vendors.
• The Old Print Shop – Established in 1898, specializing in rare prints, antique maps, and Americana in Midtown.
• NYC Art & Antique Showplace – Located near Chelsea, this multi-dealer market offers mid-century modern, jewelry, sculpture, and ephemera.
• Furnish Green – A hidden gem for vintage and antique furniture, with fresh finds daily, located near Herald Square.
• Porter James of New York – Known for masculine vintage décor, industrial accents, and mid-century modern finds in the Lower East Side.
• Westport Auction NYC – Not a shop, but a source for unique antique and vintage items through regular city-based auctions.
• 1stDibs Gallery at Showplace – High-end antiques and designer furniture for the serious collector, located on West 25th Street.
• Antiques Young America – A boutique store offering rare early American and period pieces in Upper Manhattan.
• Architectural Antiques NYC – A source for salvaged and restored architectural elements, mantels, and vintage hardware.

After exploring the list above, use the interactive map below to plan your visit to these one-of-a-kind destinations throughout New York City. Happy hunting!