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A Four Foot Prune

antique store

Philadelphia, PAOpen 6 days a weekOpen Sundays

From its website: glassware such as Depression and carnival glass, pottery, stoneware and china and paintings, prints and folk art.

  • Glassware
  • Pottery & china
  • Art & prints
  • 142 N 2nd St, Philadelphia, PA 19106
  • Tuesday to Sunday 11 am–6 pm; closed Monday
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About A Four Foot Prune

A Four Foot Prune is an antique store on 142 N 2nd St, Philadelphia, PA.

Going by its website, you can expect glassware such as Depression and carnival glass, pottery, stoneware and china and paintings, prints and folk art.

Listed hours: Tuesday to Sunday 11 am–6 pm; closed Monday. It opens on Sundays, handy for a weekend antiquing trip.

Philadelphia has 9 more antique and vintage stops on PickersGo. The nearest listed shop outside Philadelphia is Time Lapse Vintage in Collingswood, about 4.7 miles away.

What it sells and does

  • Glassware
  • Pottery & china
  • Art & prints
  • Fire King Teardrop Mixing BowlsGlassware · source page
  • Massive Raku Pottery OrbPottery & china · source page
  • Found 1940s Folk Art Hand PuppetArt & prints · source page

Based on quotes from its own website (October 2026). Stock changes constantly; ask about specific pieces.

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Before you go

  • Confirm it's open before a long drive; independent shops change hours with the season.
  • Inspect pieces in good light: look for repairs, replaced parts and later finishes.
  • A polite "is this your best price?" is normal at most independent shops.

Questions about A Four Foot Prune

Where is A Four Foot Prune?

A Four Foot Prune is at 142 N 2nd St, Philadelphia, PA 19106.

Is A Four Foot Prune open on Sundays?

Yes, its listed Sunday hours are 11 am–6 pm.

What does A Four Foot Prune sell?

Its website mentions glassware such as Depression and carnival glass, pottery, stoneware and china and paintings, prints and folk art. Stock changes all the time, so ask about specific pieces.

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