Hello, my name is Helen Robertson, and Welcome to the"Something Old/Something New" antiques and collectibles website. Our business is located in downtown Reidsville, North Carolina, and is one of the antique shops that make up "Antique Alley", well known in this area as an antique shopper's "heaven". We have been in business for 10 years at this location and have catered to many satisfied customers during that time. Many of our customers return year after year looking for that special treasure. We hope that you will become part of our family circle and enjoy your visit here at "Something Old/Something New".
At "Something Old/Something New", we specialize in fine antique china and silverplate flatware. Our inventory includes some of the premier names in fine and collectible china, Noritake, Watt, and Homer Laughlin, to name a few. We have many patterns on hand, so you're sure to find something you like. We also carry a small variety of glassware, dolls, and small furniture for those who prefer a different style of antiques. Please feel free to E-mail us if you are looking for that special something and we will advise you of it's availability promptly. Please refer to our menu below and browse our shop at your leisure.
We welcome your comments and suggestions concerning our Website. If you would like to inquire about the availiblity of an item not listed on our Webpage, please use the Query selection on our menu. Otherwise, E-mail us at Something Old/Something New Antiques
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