My go-to site that has furniture and home decor from just about every era imaginable. Although, prices are often steeper than other places. It’s still a good place to look when you’re on the hunt for a very specific item.
A highly curated shop of vintage furnishings by the same company that owns Williams Sonoma. The selection is smaller than most stores, but the quality is fantastic. Prices can be hit or miss. (I found my Victorian mirror there for a very reasonable price though.)
This site is like a polished version of eBay. You can bid on antique pieces through auctions. It is rather on the pricey side like Chairish, but sometimes you can get lucky by bidding on a diamond in the rough.
Even though it’s well known for crafts and handmade items, Etsy has so many well curated shops run by small business owners for everything from vintage furniture to art to bedding. *For some of the shops, you do have to be local for pickup-only items, so keep an eye out for local shops in your area as you browse.
It’s the O.G. of online vintage shopping, but you do have to watch out for scammers a bit. eBay does a little better job of protecting you from scammers than Facebook Marketplace, but be wary of them as you browse by looking at vendor ratings.
The best site to visit for vintage collectibles and smaller decor. If you’re a fan of unique accents, this is the place to go.
This is basically a huge online marketplace for great estate sale finds! Similarly to eBay, it also has an auction type of setup. So there is huge potential to score antique finds for a great deal.
Even though it’s known for new furniture and decor similar to Wayfair, it has a fairly large selection of vintage and antique housewares.
If you love antique French style, this site has lots of beautiful finds, particularly original pieces of French art.
More on the luxury side of antique shopping, this site is a well known resource for high end interior designers.
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