Antiques in Asbury Park, NJ
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Antiques
Antiques
“I love this place. It's true what the lady says, it transforms you to the 60's. Great vintage pieces, great prices, great selections and best of all, great customer service. A must in your mid-century modern bucket list.”
11AM - 5PM
400 Main St, Asbury Park
Antiques
“An impeccably curated shopping experience and an absolute must-visit in Asbury park. Just from stepping into the store you can tell everything is selected with a very close attention to detail, from the quality of the textile to the designer or maker behind each treasure. I was so happy to pick up some holiday gifts here and also learn about some new-to-me brands. There's something indescribably cool about picking up a pair of pants that caught my eye and being told they were made by someone local. This is a business worth supporting - you know your money is going not only to a small local business but also to the local makers stocked here. Can't wait to come back!”
Antiques
“This warehouse of a store was amazing. I was look for a duplicate slide lock for my vintage French doors in my Victorian house. And couldn't find anywhere. Even online. Found Salvage through word of mouth and couldn't have been happier. Will definitely be back!!! Thank you!!!”
11AM - 4PM
647 Cookman Ave, Asbury Park
Antiques
Antiques
“Do yourself a favor and stop into this local staple! There is something for everyone — antiques, retro goods, clothes, memorabilia, jewelry, books, and even plants! I can easily spend an hour wandering, even if I don’t buy anything (though I always do)!”
“I so love this store. We were in town for a film festival almost next door. I wandered down and found fabulous things. Bought a jacket for my wife who was cold and some jewelry. So reasonable and beautiful. The best part was it started to pour and the owner, Malcolm, lent me an umbrella. He is so kind and helpful. Would love to have him as a friend. Sending many blessings to him at this tough time in the world. Maya Kollman”