Flea Market 13 Antiques & Used Furniture

I love this place.Always find great things.The candle shop in there is next level.I’m a candle lover my whole life and never got candles and warmer melts as good as here.I send them as gifts too with a cute Warmer and the recipients loooove it.Always a big hit.

6/23/22 - Antiques 13 Flea Market between Pokomoke, MD & Chincoteague, VA on RT 113 about 3 or 4 miles from Chincoteague RD. This is a huge warehouse with spaces they rent out to sellers. The sellers set up their stuff and it just sits and waits for a new owner. If you're asthmatic, bring the ole puffer and wear a mask. The items are probably 85% authentic to their time period, and we're talking 1800s, possibly older. A lot of tools from the 1800s lots and lots and lots of gas and oil cans, most gas pumps are beautifully refinished and as for the signs screwed to the wall, they don't seem to be for sale. There's quite a bit that's there for decoration and to bring you in, like the cars and the gas pumps those aren't for sale. it's a great place to kill 2 hours or more they're so much stuff something for everyone. I actually got two canvas pictures of the beach that are modern, I could've probably found them at Wally World, but they were only $5 each so I got them.

I'm only able to post 50 pictures for this review but I swear I have about 150 iny gallery, sorry. Just zoom in on the photos I did post😜 The pricing depends on which vendors Booth you're in and what the item is. I found that some booths were extremely high. Retail plus some. But then other booths seemed reasonable but still retail price. Do not expect a bargain in this joint, however there are some hidden gems just depends on how closely you're looking at all the items in each booth and what you're in to. Again, it's a place to kill several hours. If you are serious buyer and want to pay retail price this is the shop for you but again there are hidden gems for everyone that might be affordable. It's free to get in too👍

I think it's handicap accessible it would be okay for a scooter and a wheelchair on most of the aisles and I think the entrance is wheelchair accessible but you wouldn't be able to go into many of them, they are packed full. I had a really hard time when I was in each of the booths myself, without any equipment except my purse, which was troublesome enough

They have original music albums to look through, most are $10 but price is dependent on the album. They also sell cassette tapes. And they have a vintage toy section. If you go and plan to spend some money bring cash because they charge you to use the credit card machine, like three bucks.

If you are into ducks, mallards etc., You need to visit🦆
Vintage dishes, dolls, mason jars, ammo, rifle's, various cast iron cookware like the kind they would hang over an open fire in the West or camping, various vintage 1800s 1900s tools nautical themed they've got a huge huge vintage ship steering wheels and smaller ones they've got old timey generator looking type things I swear there's one of everything that you could think of I think.

If you're heading towards Chincoteague road it's on the right side if you're heading away from Chincoteague it's on the left and if you blink you'll miss it. Enjoy!

We go several times a year because vendors add different items to their stands and we love wondering around looking at everything. They also have an outdoor market on the weekends when the weather gets warmer. They are very friendly and knowledgeable.