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Antique Furniture Stores in Boston, MA

6 of the 29 antique stores we list in Boston have antique furniture. Map search groups every antique dealer into one category, whether the shop specializes in dressers and dining tables or just carries a few chairs among glassware and knickknacks — there's no field for what a shop actually stocks. Every store on this page is confirmed to carry antique furniture from its own website, catalog, or posted inventory, not guessed from a generic listing.

Bonhams Skinner FurnitureJewelry & coinsConsignmentOpen Sunday

63 Park Plz, Boston, MA 02116

5089703000 Website Directions

Brookline Village Antiques FurnitureJewelry & coins

1 Design Center Pl, Boston, MA 02210-2313

6175422853 Website Directions

Central Mass Auctions Multi-dealer mallFurnitureJewelry & coinsAppraisalsConsignment

10 Post Office Sq, Boston, MA 02109

6173916995 Website Directions

Elegant Findings Antiques Furniture

89 Charles St, Boston, MA 02114

+16179734844 Website Directions

Skinner Early 20th Century and Modern Design FurnitureJewelry & coinsConsignmentOpen Sunday

63 Park Plz, Boston, MA 02116-3925

+15089703111 Website Directions

Upstairs Downstairs Home FurnitureOpen Sunday

69 Charles St, Boston, MA 02114-4671

+16173671950 Website Directions

Measure your doorways and stairwells before you buy. Older case pieces, armoires, and dining tables are often larger or heavier than modern furniture, and many shops don't offer delivery or will charge extra for it — ask about delivery options and lead time before you commit to a piece.

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Where can I buy antique furniture near me?
Independent antique stores, multi-dealer antique malls, and estate-focused shops are the most common sources, and many specialize by era or style such as mid-century, Victorian, or farmhouse. Auction houses and estate sales are another route, though pricing and condition can be less predictable than buying from a dealer.

How can I tell if furniture is a real antique or a reproduction?
Check construction details: hand-cut dovetail joints, saw marks, and slight asymmetry point to age, while machine-perfect joints and modern screws suggest a reproduction. Reputable dealers will usually tell you upfront whether a piece is a genuine antique, a vintage piece, or a newer reproduction in an older style.