Antiques in Bridgeport, CT

“Suzanne and Amy are very professional and a pleasure to work with. The items I purchased were exactly as the description stated. I would recommend them to anyone needing a downsize company!”

“Tongue in Chique is an antique lovers dream. The large and historic location is the perfect start to the grand experience you have while searching for treasures here. The owners, Glenn and Arthur, are bubbly, passionate, and knowledgeable. They know the history behind their pieces and take the time to make a connection with you as you search through the magnificent shop. The wide variety of items, and the opportunity to get custom furniture is unlike any place I've visited, just another way they make you feel welcome. Their website and Etsy pages are also incredibly user friendly, a great way to shop if you aren't in the area. Overall, great experience with great people that I would recommend to anyone.”

“Great little shop that helps support City Lights Gallery a non profit gallery, educational and.community events. Many many styles.of clothing from vintage to boutique. Housewares, cameras and antiques. Customer Service is excellent!! A real Gem in Bridgeport”

“Mongers Market is a fun thrifting experience. You never know what you'll find, so it's a fun place to wander around and just see what strikes your fancy. If you're specifically looking for home or industrial furnishings, vintage clothes, tools, vinyl records, and rugs...this is the spot! Cash is welcome and you can haggle a bit with the different sellers if you want something but the price is more than you want to pay (be reasonable!) and many also take Venmo.

There's a bit of everything here and it's a lot to take in. Don't rush. Look low and look high. Everything is stacked and piled on and spilling over, and you just never know what you'll find around any corner. It's a fun place to spend a few hours.

I didn't need furniture, but if you're looking to furnish your home or replace something with a high quality one of a kind piece, check here first. I loved so many of the finely crafted wooden dressers and cabinets I saw and in styles from different eras from Victorian to modern.

They're only open on Sundays, but it's well worth planning a Sunday trip to explore all of the nooks and hidden gems as you stroll the giant marketplace!”