Salvage Goods

This is an interesting store. Salvage Goods occupies a storefront right near the central square in Easton, and also has a «back garden» with some vintage lawn furniture, ornaments, and planters out back. I agree with ‘StyleCurator X’ who refers to the merchandise as «well… displayed and edited.» The items all conform to an esthetic – most of the merchandise has an industrial look. There is a range of items: salvaged architectural and industrial items, groupings of Bakelite jewelry, old letters and numbers for signage, brass hinges, industrial glassware, dug bottles, small metal findings (labeled «Steam Punk Parts» and «great for art»), brass hinges, paper ephemera. There are items salvaged from Bethlehem Steel, some textiles, and interesting cabinets and display shelves. Definitely worth a stop if you are in the area, though you may have to circle the block to find street parking.

This is one of my boyfriend & I’s favorite stores. If you like antiques or funky items you should definitely stop by & check it out. I usually like to find antiques myself because you can get better prices that way, but the prices here aren’t terribly unreasonable. I’ve bought many many things since discovering this store about two years or so ago. Worker named Michelle is always pleasant when we stop by as well :)

I stumbled upon Salvage Good’s while exploring antique stores of Bucks County. I was pleasantly surprised by how well the store was displayed and edited. Bravo to the owner! I picked up 5 pieces that are among some of my antique favorites. I can’t wait to go back when I am in Easton next.

What an amazing shop! I have visited this sweet little spot 2 times and each time I find something new. You can visit their website to view there latest and greatest finds! (with pictures!). The staff has always been very helpful and amazingly friendly and knowledgeable. Whenever I visit PA, I will always make time stop by! You should too!