Things You Love Antiques and Gifts

I LOVE this antique store!!! It has so many treasures. In my second visit, I purchased a lovely wine rack for my kitchen. Maggie, thank you!!! I will definitely be a return customer because you are so personable. I highly recommend antique enthusiasts to stop by and shop at Things You Love Antiques and Gifts.

I love, love, love this store. So unasumming from the front so GO IN! I love that Mary has come back to the area to Partner with Maggie, in the Chamilia Beads. I have been patrons of them both for years. Mary actually outfitted my wedding party with Chamilia Beads, and cufflinks from this shop! Maggie is also so wonderful, I have re-​finished furniture pieces from here, she always has some unique and very nostalgic things in here, and you really never know what your going to find. She will help you figure out how to re-​do things if your a newbie or a first timer. You never know what you will find, and It is charming! Things you love and Beads you love are a great combination.

I have gotten a number of furniture pieces from Maggie over the years. She is so great to work with and goes out of her way to provide good customer service. I can’t say enough good things about this place… if i get too gushy they’ll think I’m getting a kick-​back — which I’m not. I am so glad to see Mary Dansicker come back to Main Street with Beads you Love. She was the first person to welcome me to Reisterstown. Great ladies with great products!

Things You Love is a nice little antique store in a part of Reisterstown that’s heavy with them.
The store is an old, remodeled log cabin, and turned into a gift shop. The part of the store with the counter, the register and the high-​end display items look like they might belong on Fifth Avenue — if they dealt in such things, I suppose. I found all of the staff to be incredibly helpful and polite, and were even willing to negotiate a bit on their prices. (I try not to push that envelope in such places, it seems and feels a bit tacky or low-​class.)
Most of the items are really nice, and the rougher items still fit into the «shabby chic» range — and are priced accordingly. The layout of the store invites you to explore, and there’s not a whole lot of categorization (I prefer this method).
The nice thing about the store is that A.) they have sporadic updates on Facebook, and B.) they’re surrounded by other antique stores. While the competition are bit more plain, it’s nice that you can shop from store to store. The other shops nearby range from very rough (found/​discarded items), to true rustic antiques, to an auction shop/​antique mall.
I spent nearly an hour and a half browsing the store, and felt bad I couldn’t walk away with anything — but did find a nice shelf/​side table across the street for $ 15.
If you visit here, and like what you see — I highly recommend Corner Cottage in Hunt Valley.