Antique Exchange of Sudbury

Great store. Jeanie is wonderful and prices are reasonable. Definitely check this store out for eclectic finds. I got a cool pair of vintage earrings and my husband found a signed book he is going to sell on eBay.

Amazing and beautiful! I cant say enough as to how AMAZING this place is!!! So many AMAZING finds! Cant WAIT to go back!

Outstanding. A warm inviting atmosphere that makes you feel welcome and encouraged to ask questions. The owner took the time to teach my children, aged 8 and 11, about objects they showed interest in and explained the history of the items and what to look for in a good example.
Beautiful collection of jewelry. Every member of the family found something we had to have!
A wonderful overall experience. Thank-​you.

I really like this antique store! There are a variety of antiques, which are tastefully displayed throughout the building. Jeanie, the owner, is a lovely person! Her collection includes beautiful pieces of jewelry. The upstairs has recently opened and contains vintage items such as clothing, shoes, and handbags. Definitely make a trip to see this store!

Just a few minutes ago I was introduced to one of Sudbury’s finest community assets. The Antique Exchange on Concord Road is truly a dream. Beyond the cornucopia of gorgeous vintage and antique jewelry, furniture, lighting, and numerous other accessories, the business owner –Jeanie Quirk– is a sweet, kindhearted individual whom I’m certain anyone would agree is a delight to meet. While canvassing for WGBH I passed her store and asked to use her public restroom. Beyond her generosity as an avid supporter of channel 2 and NPR, her store is filled with treasures and is honestly a breath of fresh air in comparison to the many others I’ve visited. Each item is clearly hand chosen, and she has both the history and knowledge to go along with every last piece. Not only will I visit this store again and again, I would recommend it to every person interested in antiques. Jeanie and her family are so welcoming, well versed, and dedicated to their business. Next time you’re in Sudbury this is the place to go!

A somewhat hidden gem in an area that I refer to as an antique desert. The building is a renovated barn and very charming, but not nearly as charming as the owner. Jeanie is simply delightful to chat with, but more importantly, she knows her antiques.
I could, and did, spend hours perusing. Lovely china, unique accent pieces, furniture, and some very fine jewelry. I found a beautiful ring that just happened to be my birthstone. And the price was right.
Some antique shops can be stuffy and intimidating. You won’t find that attitude here. What you will find are treasures of times past and a woman who loves her shop and her customers.

Great shop! I love shopping small businesses for the personal touch they usually have. I’ve been shopping here for years.
The owner, Jeanie, has been in business for over 25 years. She has everything from furniture to jewelry to vintage clothing and handbags.
Jeanie was very helpful in finding what I was looking for. She will also call if she doesn’t have what you’re looking for. She can usually find it! She will usually mark things down a bit too.
Shop small business!

(Please read Amanda H’s review before this to understand the story…)
The «mission» was going to be completed today! Joey was going to pick up «THE Ring».
He called during the week to find out the hours on Saturday so that he could make the final payment and take ownership of a beautiful diamond ring. Jeannie told him she would open at 11 for him and not to worry. We got there in record time (no traffic) and she opened the store for us. She greeted us with warm smiles and great hugs. While she was getting «THE Ring» out of the safe I had a chance to really look around without pressure. There were beautiful vintage pieces displayed throughout the store. Gorgeous hand painted flute vases, venetian glass, period furniture… ohhhh and the jewelry to drool over!
This isn’t a place for old ugly estate discards where everything is piled on top of everything else. This is a place where pieces are chosen to sell and lovingly displayed as if they were already home.
Back to the story… Jeannie brought out «THE Ring» and cleaned it one more time, made sure Joey was happy and satisfied, boxed it, tied a very pretty ribbon around it and then asked the ever so often asked question… WHEN WILL YOU DO THE DEED??? Joey being Joey said. I dunno. ok…
It’s in his possession, carefully hidden somewhere and hopefully we’ll see it come out of the dark and sparkle on a very patient, well deserved girl he loves very much.

So, we were on a mission. It was 3:30, and we were picking up Joe from Riverside. 4:20 rolls around and we are stuck in traffic. 4:30 and we arrive in Riverside. One hour and a half later, we arrive, 15 minutes after they were suppose to be open until. We were assured by Jeanie, the owner, not to worry, that she would stay open for us, and for us to take our time.
You see, the reason for this little escapade was that the mothers wanted to see «THE Ring». You know which one I’m talking about ladies.
So we finally make it. It’s really easy to miss because it’s behind another house. But it’s there. Jeanie welcomed us like we were old friends and happily let me roam free with my ring. A few questions were asked, and we all got a close up with the ring. We were told it needed cleaning, and that she had just gotten a new cleaner. The ring is already sparkly as it is, so to imagine it even MORE sparkly made me a little giddy. While the mothers were chatting up Jeanie I took a quick look around the store. Mostly antique/​vintage jewelery, and it was all very beautiful.
Mostly this place gets 5 stars for the service. Any place that is perfectly fine with someone coming in almost a half hour after closing is pretty high up in my book. We’ve already gotten a fantastic deal on a beautiful vintage diamond ring, and it really took me just one second to look at ring and be totally ecstatic and in love with my ring all over again. And most importantly, both the mothers approved.
So, does anyone want to donate to the «Joe needs to finish paying off Amanda’s ring» fund?