Antiques near Phillipsburg, NJ

“Wonderful experience! We bought an old restored farmhouse in the area and wanted to find period pieces to go with our home because modern furniture doesn’t really suit the place and found 3 beautiful rockers at Chelsea Forge. We later went back and bought a stunning Kittinger credenza. This is such a hidden gem and I kind of want to keep it to myself because the selection is fabulous and the prices are so so good. The owner was lovely and so kind. She offered us espresso and even caramels. She’s so warm and friendly. Such a wonderful shopping experience and such a beautiful barn. We will definitely be back for more pieces! Thanks!”

“My husband and I LOVE this shop! Marge and Scott are the nicest and very knowledgeable about antiques. Much cooler antiques than we’ve found elsewhere. Great place to find rare and wonderful Christmas gifts and birthday presents for those you love! ♥️”

“I am a long time Easton PA resident and for the first time in many years this store is headed in the right direction under the new ownership. I stopped coming here before the new owners took over because the prices were out of my budget, but now the prices are AFFORDABLE AND FAIR! I walked out of the store with 3 items and I will be back for more. I am glad to say I will become a regular customer here. The new owners are very friendly and have great personalities. I felt like I knew them forever after talking with them for just a few minutes! Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area!”

“We Love going treasure hunting to Allen's We never came home empty-handed.. but always would smiles on our faces ?Multiple stores to choose from go check it out”

“What a fabulous shop. My 92 year old Mom's 'Ship Clock" stopped working and Rodman's was able to fix it and ensure it kept time accurately (including ringing the ship bells at the appropriate time). They also made themselves available afterwards for a troubleshooting call. Top shelf all around!!!”

“Allen's Antiques, on the northbound side of Route 611 in Riegelsville, occupies a small space. But there's a surprising amount of good stuff in that small space. When I was there this afternoon, there were lots of small items--tools, planters, china, carvings, figurines. But there was also an assortment of toys, including a display of small lead soldiers and other painted metal figures. There was a container of glass marbles (priced at $ .50 each), some early advertising pieces, some really old books, Fiestaware, a blue Hall's for Westinghouse lidded container that I loved, and a corner filled with vintage clothing (mostly furs and hats). In the front window is a large advertising figure, but it's hard to see if you're driving by quickly. There was a pair of green glass hurricane lamp shades that I just loved. Thank goodness they were too expensive for me to even consider, because I have no idea where I would put them if I could afford them. I didn't really talk with the owner (because I knew I wasn't buying today and he was busy). But based on the merchandise, he knows what he has, and if you have questions or if there is something specific you want, it would be worth asking him about it. Don't miss this store if you're driving along the Pennsylvania side of the Delaware River--it's worth the stop. There was a sign in the window today (5/27/2016) that said the new temporary hours are only on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.”