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Aunt Margaret's Antique Mall
Two floors of vintage treasures from local vendors.
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Retail Store
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Two floors of vintage treasures from local vendors.
Aunt Margaret's Antique Mall in Newark offers two floors of vintage treasures from local vendors, including books, cookware, Corningware, and sewing tools. The space feels welcoming, with friendly staff and an owner often on site. Shoppers praise fair prices, seating options, and a relaxed, treasure-filled experience that highlights local Delaware history.
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Browse two floors of curated items from local vendors, including books, cookware, and unique collectibles.
Discover pieces that reflect Delaware's heritage, such as wartime letters and historical artifacts.
Shop for reasonably priced antiques, with many items under $10, offering great value for collectors.
Receive personalized help from knowledgeable and passionate staff, including item holding and guidance.
Enjoy a calm atmosphere with seating and water available, ideal for leisurely exploration.
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Overall rating
Tara Burns
Wonderful store filled with unique and vintage treasures! Loved browsing two floors! Great prices, friendly staff!
Linda Dawson
There are many hidden treasures here. Never know what you will find. The workers are very polite and helpful. Would definitely go again!
NeoNovastar
Really cool antique mall, and a place I love stopping by. There are two floors, and each room or area is a different local antique seller, giving the place a great variety of items to shop through. My personal favorites are the arrays of books, the cookbook shelf, the occasional splashes of Corningware pieces and porcelain, the big postcard rack (where you can find a few wartime letters to sweethearts), and the varied selection of old sewing accoutrement. Great place to find some more unusual sewing tools that normally are upcharged on sites like etsy and ebay. My current darning tools and non-synthetic clothing brushes were pieces I got here for under $10 each (some as low as $4). I'd say a majority of the space is very fair in their prices, though some vendors sell certain items at a slightly higher rate. It's a relaxing spot to walk around and the staff is friendly. You will be asked to leave large bags at the front, but I don't mind this. There are baskets available, and they can also hold your finds up front as well. They also offer spots to sit, and water to rehydrate if you need to. Since it's an old house and the rooms are quite packed, this is not a wheelchair-accessible store, however the staff are very willing to assist where they can. There are also a small handful of culturally insensitive pieces for sale, which I believe is worth noting for BIPOC patrons of the store. I won't personally dock points from the shop for this, as it makes up a tiny percentage of the items available (and is an unfortunately common occurance when antiquing), but it definitely can be a bit of a jumpscare if you aren't expecting it. Otherwise, if you're into antiques and vintage items, including local DE history, it's worth a check out. The owner is often working the front herself, and is a very kind and passionate lady. I always have great interactions with her.
Sapphira Manzo
Great place to find unique antiques. Plenty of vendors and the pricing is reasonable.
Michael “Mike” Henson
This place is bigger than you would expect and there is more than you can imagine. Honestly, it bordered on sensory overload. The staff is super friendly and there are many wonderful items. Just be aware, you may want to leave any bulky clothes or bags in the car, it is pretty packed in there and some walkways are narrow.
