Antique Store in Orange, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Whitehall Antiques

Antique Store

Chapel Hill, NC

Whitehall Antiques has operated since 1930 and specializes in 18th- and 19th-century English and Country French furniture.

  • Collectors seeking 18th- and 19th-century English furniture
  • Buyers seeking Country French furniture
  • Decorators sourcing fine art, silver, porcelain, lighting, and decorative accessories

Paws4Ever Resale Store

Antique Store

Hillsborough, NC

Paws4ever Resale Store offers antiques, collectibles, furniture, and pet supplies in Hillsborough while directing proceeds to support pets in need.

  • Shopping for used antiques and collectibles
  • Finding secondhand furniture and home decor
  • Buying used pet supplies

Daniel Boone Traders

Antique Store

Hillsborough, NC

Daniel Boone Traders offers 4,000 square feet of vintage furnishings, collectibles, local artisan creations, and international art in Hillsborough.

  • vintage furniture shopping
  • collectibles and glassware
  • locally made jewelry, pottery, quilts, and folk art

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FAQ

Where can I get an antique appraised in Orange County?

Whitehall Antiques lists appraisal work among its services. Contact the shop directly to confirm what types of items it evaluates and whether an appointment is required.

What should I check before buying antique furniture?

Inspect the piece for structural damage, repairs, replaced hardware, woodworm, and refinishing. Ask about its age, provenance, and any restoration because those factors can affect value.

Can I donate antiques or furniture in Orange County?

Paws4Ever Resale Store accepts antiques, collectibles, furniture, jewelry, musical instruments, and pet accessories. It does not accept clothing, televisions, printers, or broken items.

When is Paws4Ever Resale Store open?

The store is listed as open Wednesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday from noon to 6 p.m.

Why do prices vary so much between antique stores?

Prices reflect factors such as age, condition, rarity, maker, provenance, materials, and current demand. Decorative accessories and general resale goods typically follow different pricing than documented period furniture.