Royal Port Antiques

Finally had the chance to stop by this amazing antique and salvage store. There were so many great finds, small and big, and prices were very reasonable. Everything was labeled with what it was and how much it was, it felt a bit like a museum where you can actually touch (and buy!) the pieces. The staff there were also extremely nice. It’s worth a long drive!

Now this is a great antique shop. 90% of places that call themselves anitque shops only sell vintage stuff from the 50s to 70s. This place has tons of antiques and a great selection and fairly priced.

This such a gem and one of the best antique and salvage places in the area. The owners are great and helpful plus they are always scouting so always a ton of gems to find. Highly recommend!

Love this place and the owners. Prices are very reasonable and the selection can't be found anywhere else under the same roof and in such a beautiful location❤

A lot of fun to browse and look at all the cool old stuff. Will definitely be back.

I was searching for a free standing coat rack for my living room. I went to so many department stores and would find them with limited hooks, very short hooks, and expensive. When I went to the Royal Port for their 25th anniversary open house, I found one that was unique in style, had plenty of hooks, and at half the price!

I have been to every antique store and salvage shop in the Philadelphia vicinity and this is by far my new favorite. You walk into this place it’s warm and inviting, well organized, nicely curated, and the prices are reasonable. Normally if you want good prices you have to wade through piles of stuff completely disorganized mixed with trash or if you want Nicely curated, you have to pay through the nose. This place has everything you want in an antique shopping experience. Mike was helpful and showed me exactly where a few things I was looking for were located. His business partner and presumably wife was very friendly and helpful as well. The building is a two-story antique barn filled with interesting nooks and crannies. I explored this place for a few hours and didn’t have the normal headache you have in the overwhelming space of a typical antique shop. The items are well spread and there’s plenty of room for lots of interesting pieces. Additionally there is a large outside space where you can look through rusty treasures at your leisure. I am currently restoring a 1920s home to its original glory and this place had many things that I needed at prices that I could afford on a blue-collar salary. And with that, I give this place my full confidence of five stars and shall be returning again soon

This place is amazing. We went there recently during some snowy weather in the hunt for a mirror. It was cold but the owners had the cutest coffee got cocoa set up by the fire. I could have say there all day. We have gotta a fair amount of items from both inside and out over there. If I had more money and space, I'd be there all the time. Some items are pricey but I'm ignorant to some of the value of some antique items. I shop at places like this for the quality that almost doesn't exist anymore in furniture. Also, I will continue to accumulate the peace signs that have welded together. They are my favorite. I hate leaving empty handed because the owners are just so sweet but it is good to go look around for a day trip to see some amazing furniture if you're looking for country items that are really big right now. Either way I recommend this place

Our second trip here. Always impressed by the fantastic selection of antiques and industrial machinery. Prices are very reasonable and the proprietors are super friendly and helpful! Most items are tagged with detailed description of provenance and approximate age as well. Two floors with a large staircase but no elevator.

Amazing salvage and antique furniture at very reasonable prices. Possibly the best I’ve ever encountered! Pretty location on the water, very kind owners with delivery to Philadelphia available.

This is an impressive antique store. Be prepared to be blown away by the grand scale of the building and all of the unique, industrial items they have. The staff was really friendly and it was cool just getting to see the inside of the building. Expect to see a lot of rusty but beautiful architectural items, old tins, beautiful enamel signs etc.

Neat place to walk around! Staff seems sweet, lots of local goods. All around nice antique shop.

If you are into serious antiques, this is the place to be. Especially, if you are missing pieces and parts to old items. The owners are super nice, and the place is very well kept and arranged. You can get lost in here for hours if hardcore antiquing is your thing. Highly recommend. They also host special events. Check them out if you haven't yet!

Great quality selection of regional salvage, and not crowded, their pieces are displayed well, plus ample parking and a nice setting, a real standout in the tri-state area. Highly recommended.

Always a great day when we have time to take an afternoon drive here. Seems we find a little something each time.

Friendly, knowledgeable, and very willing to help find what you are looking for. We stop by at least monthly and there are always new things that we didn't even know we needed. Definitely worth a visit, or two, or three...

Interesting place. Was part of a motorcycle ride with 9 other bikes.

It had great antiques and two floors. It was a bit cold but had heaters in some places. The prices are reasonable and the owner is nice.

I have been trying to get here for a long time. And it was worth the wait! Found a unique piece and fell in love with the variety of pieces there. Will most definitely be back, worth the drive!

The absolutely superb curation, immaculate presentation, and warm atmosphere makes The Royal Port Antiques a must shop/follow for home professionals and weekend warriors alike. Suzanne & Michael's passion for what they do is not only evident the moment you walk in the door, it is also an inspiration.