The best antique, thrift & vintage shops in South Kingstown

Jonnycake Center of Westerly is where you can score budget-friendly clothing and household goods, then feel extra good about it. They also run a Food Pantry, Power Pack weekend meals for kids, and provide emergency financial assistance, so every great find feels part of something bigger.

From the Westerly newsletter, October 15, 2026

Blue Mitten Thrift Shop is Westerly’s oldest independent non-profit thrift shop, and 100% of what you spend supports the Chorus of Westerly’s programs, concerts, and children’s activities.

From the Westerly newsletter, October 7, 2026

Mystic Womans Club Thrift Shop is the kind of place you pop in for one mug and leave with a great sweater, a quirky frame, and a story. Run by a local 501(c)(3) active since 1968, shopping here supports a club known for community projects and scholarships.

From the Groton newsletter, October 10, 2026

Whether you’re hunting for secondhand gems or getting a favorite piece reworked, The Nest keeps Newport wardrobes fresh with upcycled collections, legit tailoring and mending, and community swaps and sewing classes.

From the Newport newsletter, October 15, 2026

Equal parts heirloom hunt and garden daydream, Cottage & Garden mixes well-kept antiques with topiaries and thoughtfully chosen new pieces. Expect Guy Wolff pottery, John Derian decoupage, and Astier de Villatte candles, all curated by a shop that's been charming Newporters for 27 years.

From the Newport newsletter, September 30, 2026

If thrifting gives you joy but chaos doesn't, Daydream Vintage keeps the good stuff front and center, an easy place to score character-filled pieces without digging for hours. Online shop is coming soon, and they're popping up at Little City Thrifty in Providence on October 3 and 4, 2026.

From the Newport newsletter, October 2, 2026

Tuck into Bowen’s Wharf and browse original engravings, lithographs, and rare maps at Anne Hall Antique Prints, with pieces 100 to 350 years old covering all 50 states, natural history, and more. Old-school vibe, no phones, just you and the art.

From the Newport newsletter, September 22, 2026

Folk Vintage Co. is the kind of spot where Newport folks snag character-packed vintage and get pieces dialed in with real tailoring, so your finds actually fit. Their site’s under renovation, but you can follow along and hop on their contact list to stay in the loop.

From the Newport newsletter, October 21, 2026

Aardvark Antiques is the local trove for handpicked finds from antique stained glass and slab-and-root furniture to bronze animals and garden fountains. They also handle consignment, estate buyouts, prop rentals, and in-house welding and restoration, so your heirlooms and home projects stay in trustworthy hands.

From the Newport newsletter, October 8, 2026

No Common Cents is a family-run pawn and coin shop in Narragansett that buys and sells coins, bullion, antiques, and jewelry, offers careful appraisals with modern testing, and as an ANA member reminds you please don't clean that Morgan dollar... locals bring hoards and leave smarter.

From the South Kingstown newsletter, October 9, 2026

Tabitha's Closet at Peace Dale Congregational Church keeps wardrobes fresh without the wallet sting, with in-season, gently used clothing, shoes, and accessories for the whole family on a pay-what-you-can model.

From the South Kingstown newsletter, October 23, 2026

Thrift store of the Salvation Army chain, selling donated clothing and other secondhand items to fund addiction recovery centers.

Home Again Consignment, Inc. curates gently used furniture, art, antiques, and home accents that actually feel like they belong, all vetted to owner John Amadio’s high standards. Family-owned for 25 years, they also handle estate sales and consignment if you’re clearing space this week.

From the Warwick newsletter, October 23, 2026