Antique store directory

Antique Stores in Rhode Island124 shops in 35 cities and towns

Rhode Island has 124 antique and vintage stops on PickersGo, in 35 cities and towns. The biggest clusters are in Providence (16), Newport (15) and North Kingstown (9). From what they publish, 7 are antique malls and 4 are flea markets.

7 antique malls4 flea markets15 buy antiques
124shops listed
35cities and towns
7antique malls
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Antique stores in Rhode Island by city

Cities and towns35

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Cities with several shops

Kinds of shops in Rhode Island

Antique store: 47Antique & estate jewelry store: 13Vintage clothing store: 13Vintage & antique shop: 8Antique mall: 7Consignment shop: 7Other: 29124shops
  • Antique store 47
  • Antique & estate jewelry store 13
  • Vintage clothing store 13
  • Vintage & antique shop 8
  • Antique mall 7
  • Consignment shop 7
  • Other 29

What Rhode Island shops carry

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All antique stores in Rhode Island

Providence 16

Newport 15

North Kingstown 9

Cranston 8

Warren 7

Warwick 7

Chepachet 5

West Warwick 5

East Greenwich 4

Pawtucket 4

Wakefield 4

Bristol 3

Greenville 3

Johnston 3

Westerly 3

Charlestown 2

Coventry 2

Cumberland 2

East Providence 2

Foster 2

North Providence 2

North Scituate 2

Tiverton 2

Other towns

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Antiquing in Rhode Island: quick answers

Where are the antique malls in Rhode Island?

We list 7 antique malls in Rhode Island, including Jules Antiques and General Store (Richmond, 70 dealers), Rhinebeck Antique Emporium (Newport, 50 dealers), The Town Trader (Chepachet, 22 dealers).

Which cities in Rhode Island have the most antique stores?

Providence (16), Newport (15), North Kingstown (9), Cranston (8) and Warren (7).

Who buys antiques in Rhode Island?

15 shops here say on their website that they buy antiques or collections. Show only those shops.

What do Rhode Island antique shops specialize in?

Most mentioned on their websites: vintage and estate jewelry (19), vintage clothing and accessories (17), antique and vintage furniture (13) and pottery, stoneware and china (13).

Based on public business information (August 2026) and each shop’s own website (October 2026).