Antiques

 

Bucks County is known for its antique shops, covering specialties from all American periods to French and Asian pieces. You’re within an hour’s radius of about 150 antique stores when you stay at Frog Hollow Farm.

Gristie’s Antiques – Just 5 minutes north on Rt. 611 in downtown Kintnersville, you’ll be able to while away an afternoon perusing the eclectic offerings of more than 25 dealers in this reasonably priced venue. Housed in an old gristmill that still has its waterwheel and most of the machinery and cogs intact — a one-of-a-kind shopping experience. 9730 Easton Rd., 610-847-1966.

Architectural Antiques – A truly one-of-a-kind establishment that specializes in pre-1930’s home restoration supplies, utilitarian antiques and household reproductions. Wayne Rikert, Antiques Haven – Our newest antiques shop, this one’s a true job to visit. Plenty of parking and a beautiful, easy-to-navigate store layout. Only about 10 minutes away at 1435 Easton Rd. in Riegelsville. 610-749-0230.

Allen’s Antiques – Located at Riegelsville’s main intersection, Allen’s is housed in a beautiful old stone home at 666 Easton Rd. 610-749-0337.

proprietor and building contractor extraordinaire, presides in this vintage wood-floored Americana hardware store. Even if you’re not missing that particular Victorian door hinge, it is worth a visit to this dusty living museum. 3080 Bedminster Rd. (Rt. 113), Perkasie. 215-795-2616. www.oldhomeparts.com

Hairy Mary’s – Owned and operated by horticulturist Mark Bryan, this combined upscale antique shop and greenhouse offers an eclectic selection of unique home accessories, gifts, plants and the most wondrous floral arrangements in addition to fine antiques. Located on the river at 1937 River Road in Upper Black Eddy. 610-982-0450. www.hairymarysbuckscounty.com