Planning an antiquing trip through Washington, District of Columbia? Start with these 25 antique stores — check what each carries, then call for hours and current stock. Washington storefronts here include Darrell Dean Antiques, Georgetown Flea Market and Frank Milwee Antiques. Between them they cover antique store, flea market, antique mall and architectural salvage. Washington sits in District of Columbia County, District of Columbia.
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We currently track 25 antique shops, malls, and dealers serving Washington, DC in District of Columbia County.
Antique prices in Washington swing widely — small collectibles run $10-$100, quality vintage furniture $150-$1,500+, and rare pieces far more. Condition, provenance, and demand set the price more than age alone.
Many Washington listings also carry furniture, vintage collectibles, and jewelry, and often offer appraisals and estate buys.
Prices swing widely. Small collectibles run $10 to $100, quality vintage furniture $150 to $1,500 or more, and rare pieces far higher. Condition, provenance, and demand matter more than age alone.
Look at construction, materials, wear, and maker's marks, and ask the dealer directly. Reputable Washington shops will tell you whether a piece is restored or a reproduction and put it in writing.
Many do. They buy estates and single pieces and offer appraisals. If you are selling, call ahead and bring photos or the item.
An antique mall houses many independent dealers under one roof, which is great for browsing selection, while a shop is a single curated dealer. Washington has both.
Shops and malls in the Washington area carry a mix of vintage furniture, glassware, jewelry, coins, mid-century pieces, primitives, and estate collectibles. Call ahead — inventory turns over quickly and hours vary by season.
A single-owner shop reflects one dealer's taste and specialty, while an antique mall houses dozens of independent booths under one roof — more variety in one stop. Washington listings above include both.
Many Washington dealers buy as well as sell — individual pieces, collections, or whole estates. Call the store first to ask what they're buying and whether they do house calls or appraisals.
Vintage FurnitureCollectiblesEstate SalesConsignmentArchitectural SalvageFlea Markets
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