Cambridge Antique Market
A distinguished Cambridge establishment
Five Floors of Treasure Hunting in East Cambridge
Who Runs It
Cambridge Antique Market has occupied its sprawling East Cambridge space for decades, housing over 150 dealers across five floors.
The Origin
What started as a modest antique collective grew into New England's largest indoor antique market—a labyrinth where every visit reveals new dealers and discoveries.
What Makes It Special
The scale is the point. Over 150 independent dealers means genuine variety: mid-century furniture, vintage jewelry, rare books, Boston ephemera, and everything in between.
For antique lovers, vintage collectors, and anyone furnishing a home with character, Cambridge Antique Market is a required destination.
What People Love
The discovery experience. Every visit is different because the dealers are constantly refreshing.
What To Know
This is a massive multi-floor market. Wear comfortable shoes and budget time.
Ranges from $5 finds to multi-thousand-dollar antiques. Each dealer sets their own prices. Negotiation is often possible.
Rating Breakdown
Strong ratings for an antique mall. The variety and treasure-hunt experience resonate.
What Customers Say
“Found the perfect mid-century dresser after months of searching. Worth every trip here.”
“Five floors of browsing. I came for an hour and stayed three.”
“Some dealers are pricey, others have deals. You have to know your stuff.”
Insider Tips
Wednesday or Thursday for quietest browsing. Weekends are busier but social.
Ask dealers about pieces in their booth storage—not everything is displayed.
The top floor often has the best furniture deals. The jewelry cases are worth slowing down for.
Free parking lot. Not easily T-accessible—plan to drive.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I negotiate?
Often, yes. Cash helps. Be respectful—dealers have their floor prices.
Do you deliver furniture?
They can recommend delivery services. Large pieces require planning.
Known For
Accessibility
Elevator available
Reddit Mentions
Nearby in East Cambridge
Contact & Visit
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