The best antique, thrift & vintage shops in Cumberland County

Lemont Block Collective is a sunny, artist-run spot in Brunswick where 27 Maine makers fill a 145-year-old space with original art, jewelry, furnishings, and gifts. There’s an entire floor of Antiquities Refuge League vintage and antiques, plus vinyl, and whoever’s working is an artist who’ll happily show you around.

From the Topsham newsletter, October 10, 2026

Twice-Told Tales Book Store is the volunteer-run used bookstore that keeps Curtis Memorial Library thriving, with well-organized shelves, gently loved finds, and the occasional surprise you didn’t know you needed. Donate your reads, browse in person or on AbeBooks, and feel good supporting a neighborly cause.

From the Topsham newsletter, September 30, 2026

Skip the big-box sameness and poke around Cherished Possessions for one-of-a-kind furniture, original art, lighting, and decor that actually has stories. They refresh pieces, handle estate sales, and their Fresh Off the Truck finds change weekly... perfect for giving your place some character without trying too hard.

From the Portland newsletter, September 22, 2026

Whether your place needs a little soul or your closet wants a smarter second act, Amity's Maine Vintage & Handmade Goods curates housewares, secondhand staples, vintage children's books and toys, block prints, handmade art and upcycled textiles that feel Portland.

From the Portland newsletter, October 6, 2026

Estilo has kept closet refreshes affordable and fun since 2006 with curated women’s resale, from everyday staples to standout jewelry that actually sparks compliments.

From the Lewiston newsletter, August 21, 2026

Thrift store selling secondhand clothing and other goods to support drug and alcohol rehabilitation.

With 75+ dealers across about 10,000 square feet, Portland Antiques Mall is the spot when your old house or new apartment needs personality. Expect handpicked furniture, authentic vintage signs, and curated clothing, plus new finds every week in a friendly, easy-to-browse setup.

From the Portland newsletter, September 19, 2026

Long-standing nonprofit chain with a range of pre-owned clothing, housewares & more.

Little Ghost is a 2100-square-foot vintage shop in downtown Portland with a sharp eye for pieces from the 1950s through Y2K, plus the occasional 1940s gem. New arrivals drop daily, and there are fun vintage smalls like glassware, art and decor if your closet is full.

From the Portland newsletter, September 2, 2026

The Merchant Company corrals Maine-made goodness, vintage finds, and a touch of vinyl into one fun browse, from hand-bound books by Strong Arm Bindery and reclaimed-lumber art by Say It Don't Spray It to rings made from typewriter keys by Ramona + Beatrice. Treat yourself or nail that just-right gift.

From the Portland newsletter, September 29, 2026

Whether your apartment needs a character boost or you're hunting that just-right mid-century piece, Portland Flea-for-All curates vintage and antique furniture, housewares, and shiny sterling oddities pulled from around New England. Pop in this week, poke around, and let the perfect find choose you.

From the Portland newsletter, October 4, 2026

Portland apartments deserve some soul, and Open House is stacked with antique, vintage, and handmade finds that turn blank corners into stories. Stop in when you want a conversation starter, a little patina, or that one-off piece that finally makes your place feel actually yours.

From the Portland newsletter, October 13, 2026

From trendy recents to vintage gems and funky finds, Madlyn's New and Used Consignment Shop keeps the Old Port stocked with hand-picked pieces, plus handmade work from Maine artists.

From the Portland newsletter, October 20, 2026

Part studio, part vintage trove, Ferdinand is the East End spot where garden-grown and thrifted materials get reborn into fun, affordable goods, alongside thoughtfully picked vintage clothing and housewares.

From the Portland newsletter, September 16, 2026

Set inside a beautifully restored textile mill, Cabot Mill Antiques is one of Maine’s largest multi-dealer emporiums, packing 16,000+ square feet with 160 quality dealer displays. Drop by this week to drift from period furnishings to festive vintage collectibles and let that rare, one of a kind piece find you.

From the Topsham newsletter, October 17, 2026