Once & Again

This is a great store which is staged beautifully. The owner is always on site and is helpful and informative but not pushy. One of my favorite things is that she has attached pictures to items that have appeared in decorating magazines to show their potential. I always find something that can be repurposed in my home. I like the idea of recycling older items into a new life style and this store is great for that.

Great shop, with a large selection of everything vintage. Prices are reasonable, and there is always something new.

nice & clean. Friendly owner & pet friendly too. high quality stuff & you get what you pay for there. Parking is tuff but worth a look.

This is a fantastic, newer store featuring some great antiques near the Salem/​Beverly Bridge. Located across from Dunkin Donuts, the place doesn’t look like much, but it’s well worth stopping in and checking out.
The antiques are spread across several rooms, some of which have distinct themes. There is one room with vintage kitchen tables, mostly from the 50s and 60s I think. I totally wanted one, and if I was going to open a 50s style diner this is where I’d go.
I especially enjoyed the old boat oars hanging on the wall. Also saw some interesting old doors, windows and shutters. Another neat thing the owner has done is captured pictures from magazines like Better Homes & Gardens, and the Pottery Barn catalog, showing how similar items to the ones on display can be used in decorating, and has posted them next to many of the items. They’re really helpful showing how an item could fit into a room. There are definitely some treasures here!
Megan has been pestering me for weeks to get this place reviewed «because it is A-​W-​E-​S-​O-​M-​E. So good in fact, that you must spell out ‘awesome’ for full effect.» I have to admit, the girl has taste.
The owner’s dog Cookie frequently hangs in the store and she is adorable as well, so don’t forget to say hi!