Hello, and welcome to Stone Bridge Antiques.

When we were kids, we used to play on this little stone arch bridge off Route 9 on the Stoddard/Antrim, NH border. The bridge was built in 1852 completely void of mortar.

Today, it still stands strong and we have always appreciated its perseverance. In 2006 it was damaged by floodwaters and was restored by the local towns. It is this restoration and values that remind us of why we are in the antique business.

We have been doing the eBay-thing since 2004 with great success, but have decided to break free from the conglomerate eBay has become.

We specialize in English china, quality ceramics and glassware, oak furniture, and anything that has a wheel and turns... We value our customers, our products and strive to give you the best possible items at fair prices.

We also purchase items by the piece, or full estates within the New England States.

Any questions or concerns please always feel free to contact us at any time.

Regards, and God Bless our Troops

Cindy and Dennis

Some might say that solid oak furniture is passé. But what can be more appealing than owning a solid wood piece of furniture handcrafted 100 years or more ago? Each piece has a unique and beautiful grain that cannot be duplicated. These pieces, unlike what you will find in today’s department stores, are all original.
Still not into oak? That’s okay. We also offer mahogany, cherry and walnut when we can. And so no piece of history goes without a home, when we come across solid wood pieces that cannot be restored to their formal glory, we will add a splash of subtle color to fit today’s decorating trends.

Little kids love to play with things that move and aren’t we all just kids at heart? Look for items such as beautiful antique sewing machines that still sew, coffee grinders that still grind, printing presses that still print, old Victrola’s that still play, cash registers that still register and typewriters that still type.
We never know what we will come across in this arena, so stay tuned and keep an eye on our site to see what is coming next.

Picture tea parties on the front lawn with dainty cups and saucers, German tea sets with gilding and hand-painted Japanese tea sets with vibrant colors. Do the words Hull, Weller and Roseville excite you? What about Shelley, Fenton or Heisey?

You will not find the words Microwave and Dishwasher Safe on these pieces. What you will find is a varied selection of unique items from places such as England, Bavaria and Japan and all before anyone ever thought of the word microwave.

Here is just a sampling of items we have sold. We are always looking for unique items for our shop. We will also consider selling online and shipping within the continental U.S. Visit our Contact Us page and send us a note if you are interested in buying or selling.