Second-hand Shops in England

"Ended up spending just under £200 😬😬 scored an awesome guitar shelf, a little case which im storing scrapbooking paper in, a gorgeous blank journal, a bunch of beanie babies, a crochet plush, a ceramic container with a strange frog on it (always needing storage when i have so many trinkets and collections), a few bundles of recycled paper for junk journalling and scrapbooking, soaps, a magnet, candles and a few other small bits. I spent a really long time wandering around and it was very fun, i took so many photos to show my friends but i think im the only person whos so interested in weird oddities and antique objects, it was genuinely beautiful in some areas especially with the lamps which were priced well compared to others ive seen. Overall a really fun day out, and the cafe looks good but i didnt get to try it! Be warned it can get expensive if you have a tendency to pick up everything that interests you though, so come prepared! Staff are helpful, im disabled and was assisted with the shelf :)"

"Slightly complicated layout, prices vary between expensive & reasonable however the prices are successful especially for the antiques & vintage items, the emporium includes a variety of items including furniture, antiques, craft supplies, masc & fem clothing, accessories, hats, bags & bric-a-brac, offers a few deals on reduced prices, includes two floors of second-hand donated goods, friendly staff & an overall positive experience: definitely recommend!"

"Small but packed, very curated and well organised. Stock similar to Vintage Kilo events. You’ll find many items in certain categories of things like: denim, leather, retro tees, retro sportswear, accessories, and the costumes rack. It’s worth visiting at least once, but it’s not on my regulars list as it’s not a place I associate with bargains (think dresses in £40 range). Womenswear size 16+ is a struggle, but menswear has a big range."