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Antique Stores in New Haven, CT

2 stores in and around New Haven, Connecticut — call before you drive: many independent shops keep short or seasonal hours, and single-owner stores close without notice when the owner is out buying.

New Haven has about 137,562 residents, which works out to 1.5 antique stores per 100,000 people. Population: U.S. Census Bureau, 2024 estimate.

Connecticut Treasures

141 W Elm St, New Haven, CT 06515-2119

+12035356905 Directions

English Building FurnitureJewelry & coinsOpen Sunday

839 Chapel St, New Haven, CT 06510-3031

+12037721728 Website Directions

More stores within 30 miles of New Haven

Only 2 stores listed in New Haven itself, so here are the closest ones in nearby towns. Distance is straight-line from New Haven.

Brooksvale Artisans FurnitureJewelry & coins

📍 2.7 mi · 30 Manila Ave, Hamden, CT 06514-4107

🏺 Perhaps some of our objects ring a bell

12033147095 Website Directions

Fine Things On Campbell

📍 2.9 mi · 495 Campbell Ave, West Haven, CT 06516

(203) 933-7217 Directions

New England Books and Antiques

📍 3.6 mi · 1880 Litchfield Tpke, Woodbridge, CT 06525-2314

+12038488483 Directions

Antiques On Whitney

📍 3.6 mi · 1648 Whitney Ave, Hamden, CT 06517-1920

Directions

Marty's Stamp & Coin Jewelry & coins

📍 3.9 mi · 161 Boston Post Rd, Orange, CT 06477

2037953815 Directions

Sunny Knoll Antiques

📍 4.6 mi · No address, Orange, CT

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Giant Valley Antiques Show

📍 5.2 mi · 2901 Dixwell Ave, Hamden, CT 06518-3135

+12032882677 Directions

Casann's Jewelers Jewelry & coins

📍 5.8 mi · 605 W Main St, Branford, CT 06405

2034810623 Directions

Haggling: at multi-dealer malls the front desk can radio the booth owner for an offer — 10–15% off marked price is normal and expected on furniture and larger items. Smalls under $20 rarely move. Ask about a dealer discount if you resell, and always ask whether the price includes delivery on big pieces.

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How to polish silverware at home?
To polish silverware safely at home, apply a gentle commercial silver polish with a soft microfiber or cotton cloth using straight, back-and-forth motions. Alternatively, line a container with aluminum foil, add hot water, baking soda, and salt to remove tarnish through an electrochemical reaction. For detailed care tips and preservation advice, consult guides on AntiqueAtlas.

What baseball cards are worth money?
Baseball cards worth significant money generally feature Hall of Fame rookie players, low print runs, rare error variations, or vintage production dates prior to 1980. High physical condition grades from professional grading services like PSA or SGC also dramatically increase card value. You can use AntiqueAtlas to discover local sports memorabilia and antique card specialists.

Are Hummel figurines worth anything?
Hummel figurines can hold value, particularly older German porcelain pieces featuring rare trademark stamps or discontinued designs. Values range from modest sums for common mid-century models to hundreds of dollars for rare early editions in pristine condition. Search AntiqueAtlas to find local appraisal experts and vintage porcelain buyers.

Is uranium glass valuable?
Uranium glass—known for glowing bright green under ultraviolet light—is highly collectible, with values depending on color, maker, and rarity. Unique art glass pieces and intact dinnerware sets generally command higher prices among antique enthusiasts. Browse listings on AntiqueAtlas to connect with vintage glassware dealers.

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