Boyertown Antiques

This is something different. Be prepared to be awed. I’ve never seen such a magnificent collection of clocks. Mostly Grandfathers, but some real novelty masterpieces. Boyertown Antiques is a high end niche. There are no dusty, moldy disappointments here. This entire collection - and it is a collection, not a hodgepodge - is curated meticulously. Everything commands a stop-and-look. The price tags are considerable but not outlandish. This is museum quality furnishings that are cared for. Well selected furniture and kind, attentive customer service. They don’t hover, so you get to walk around and take it all in. The owners obviously care about quality. You can see that by the beautifully landscaped home/farmhouse. It is worth a stop. The peace and quiet is free. Thank you, Lief.

This is not a flea market or a junk store. This is a middle to high end fine quality Antiques Store . So with quality comes price but Ive been going there from New England for over 30 years and have never come home with an empty car or van. Can't say that about 99% of the Dealers I know.
If your in the area you owe it to yourself to at least give a look.

This was probably the finest collection I have ever seen of early Pennsylvania tall case clocks under one roof. I have to admit I was impressed by the sheer amount of top notch pieces and the owners were very knowledgeable and friendly.
I couldn't reccomend this more to anyone looking for truly fine mainly American 18th and 19th century antiques.

Owner Lief is extremely friendly and customer oriented. Our favorite shop to visit. A definite must-visit spot for clock lovers.

Great place! The owners are true professionals. They are so helpful and so knowledgeable. I bought a grandfather clock there and 2 other clocks. Totally satisfied.

Beautiful place. Lots of antique clocks and the people are very pleasant and easy to talk to.

Beautiful antiques of very high quality!

There are two buildings containing antiques. The owner was very nice, polite, and a professional. She allowed us to explore both buildings at our own pace. Both buildings had a minimum of two dozen grandfather’s clocks ranging in age from the late 1700’s to present.

A basic individually owned antique store. It's kept in a nice display area in the upper half of a renovated barn. They are in a slight out of the way area off the beaten path. Depending on when you go you may have to wait a minute or two for them to come out to open it up for you, as they must be particularly slow most days and keep it locked up and live next door. Just a couple of floors of basic antiques. Mostly furniture, with bits of selections of dishes, knick knacks, etc.

Everything's expensive here. $450 for a small mirror, $650 for a little clock, $95 for a plate. No good deals.