The best antique, thrift & vintage shops in York County

Hidden Treasures - Antiques & Collectibles is the kind of browse-you-didn’t-know-you-needed spot, with coins, jewelry, furniture, and vintage clothing alongside legit antiques. Clearing out? They buy single pieces and full estates, and there are vendor spaces if you’ve got goods to sell.

From the Kittery newsletter, October 21, 2026

If you love pieces with history, The Farm Antiques curates 17th to 19th century English furniture, marine and animal paintings, Chinese Export and Japanese Imari porcelains, plus brass, copper and silverplate that actually play well with modern rooms. They even handle fine furniture restoration, so heirlooms live on.

From the Sanford newsletter, October 2, 2026

Whether you're after designer finds, a quirky lamp, or your next favorite book, The Fabulous Find is a non-profit resale boutique where every purchase or donated gem supports local arts, environment, food pantry, fuel assistance, animal shelter, and educational organizations.

From the Kittery newsletter, October 28, 2026

When you’re over cookie-cutter looks, Gigi's Boutique brings a rotating mix of vintage pieces with personality. It’s the kind of spot where you pop in for one thing, leave with a statement piece, and feel smug about giving great clothes a second life.

From the Kittery newsletter, October 1, 2026

Fair Tide’s thrift store keeps prices friendly on clothing and housewares while every find helps fund their Housing and Case Management Program. They’re now part of the Mainspring Campus, and you can shop in-store or online, donate good stuff, even volunteer if your closets are already minimal.

From the Kittery newsletter, October 15, 2026

Threads of Hope - Sanford is where budget-friendly treasure hunting meets doing some real good, with vintage clothing, secondhand furniture, dishes, lamps and more arriving daily. Every penny supports Catholic Charities Maine’s 20+ programs fighting poverty statewide, so your latest score helps neighbors right here.

From the Lebanon newsletter, October 6, 2026

De Wolfe & Wood packs two floors with used and rare books, antiques, postcards and paper, so browsing turns into a proper treasure hunt. Rooted in Shaker history and decades of know-how, it’s the spot locals hit when they want something unexpected to read or display.

From the Waterboro newsletter, October 17, 2026