Discover Sage Farm Antiques, a classic New England destination for unique vintage decor finds. Your guide to vintage-themed pop-ups & treasures!
Are you searching for the perfect place to discover classic New England vintage decor and unique antiques?
Welcome to Sage Farm Antiques, a beloved New Hampshire destination where seasonal pop-ups and charming finds make every visit unforgettable.
In this guide, I’m sharing my favorite treasures from Sage Farm Antiques and styling ideas to inspire your own vintage-inspired home.

Sage Farm Antiques: Classic New England Vintage Shopping
Nestled in the charming coastal town of North Hampton, New Hampshire, Sage Farm Antiques is a must-visit destination for antique lovers and vintage decor enthusiasts alike. But Sage Farm isn’t just your average antique store, it’s a vibrant collective of talented antique and vintage vendors who come together to host unforgettable seasonal, themed pop-up events several times a year.


Throughout the year, Sage Farm Antiques hosts unique vintage-themed pop-ups, each one filled with hand-picked treasures and beautifully curated displays to match the season. From coastal summer vibes to cozy holiday markets, every visit offers something new and inspiring for collectors, decorators, and anyone who loves classic New England style.

What Are Vintage Pop-Ups?
A vintage pop-up market is a special weekend shopping event at Sage Farm Antiques, typically held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on a Friday through Sunday. During these themed weekends, over 24 antique dealers come together under one roof to showcase their extensive collections of vintage furniture, garden treasures, and unique home decor collectibles, offering vintage enthusiasts an unforgettable shopping experience.
Each vintage pop-up at Sage Farm Antiques is carefully curated around a seasonal or creative theme, making every event feel fresh, exciting, and full of inspiring finds for your home.
Conveniently located at 5 Exeter Road in North Hampton, NH, Sage Farm Antiques is easy to find and makes the perfect addition to any antiquing day trip or New England getaway. Whether you’re searching for one-of-a-kind vintage decor, rare antiques, or simply a magical shopping experience, Sage Farm Antiques is a destination you won’t want to miss. GET DIRECTIONS
For the latest event dates and details on upcoming pop-ups, be sure to visit the Sage Farm Antiques website for their current schedule.


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Why Visit Sage Farm Antiques?
If you’re searching for a one-of-a-kind vintage shopping experience in classic New England style, Sage Farm Antiques should be at the top of your list. From the moment you walk through the doors of this welcoming marketplace, you’ll find yourself surrounded by beautifully curated collections, friendly vendors, and a cozy, nostalgic atmosphere that feels like stepping back in time.

Each themed pop-up event at Sage Farm Antiques offers fresh inspiration, whether you’re looking for unique vintage decor, antique furniture, garden treasures, or creative seasonal touches for your home. The vendors are passionate about what they do, and it shows in every carefully selected piece, making every visit feel like a new adventure.


Beyond the amazing finds, Sage Farm Antiques is a place where you can truly slow down, chat with fellow antique lovers, and savor the simple joys of discovering timeless treasures. It’s more than just shopping; it’s an experience that brings together classic New England charm, creativity, and community.

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Seasonal Pop-Ups: A Year of Vintage Treasures
Coastal Summer Pop-Ups: Sunwashed Vintage Finds & Coastal Decor
Walking into Sage Farm Antiques’ Coastal Summer Pop-Up, themed “Sunwashed & Sandy,” felt like stepping into a breezy seaside cottage. The entire market was filled with sun-faded blues, sandy whites, and coastal treasures perfect for bringing a relaxed New England beach vibe to your home. Each booth overflowed with unique vintage finds inspired by the sea, capturing the essence of summer on the coast.


Vintage Pink McCoy Vase & Handmade Flowers
At the Sunwashed & Sandy Coastal Summer Pop-Up, I discovered a bundle of delicate, handmade pink flowers that were simply too pretty to pass up. Not long after, I spotted a vintage pink McCoy vase—and it felt like a match made in heaven. The soft, rosy hues of the flowers and vase complemented each other perfectly, creating an effortlessly charming arrangement.
I styled this sweet pairing alongside other vintage McCoy vases, arranging them into a cheerful summer floral display on one of the antique shelves in our Maine home’s kitchen. This vibrant, layered look brought a burst of seasonal color and vintage character to the space.



As a special bonus, this very arrangement was featured in our Country Sampler Magazine spread, where it helped showcase how vintage finds can come together to create beautiful, timeless floral decor.

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Holiday & Christmas Pop-Ups: Vintage Christmas Decor & Festive Finds
There’s nothing quite like stepping into Sage Farm Antiques during their Ho Ho Holidays Christmas pop-up event. The entire market transforms into a winter wonderland filled with nostalgic vintage Christmas decor, sparkling ornaments, timeless holiday treasures, and cozy New England charm. Every booth brims with unique pieces that make it easy to bring a sense of magic and warmth to your home during the holiday season.
Sage Farm’s Christmas-themed pop-ups are some of my favorite events of the year, offering everything from antique wreaths and festive pottery to whimsical vintage figurines and classic holiday linens. These gatherings are perfect for finding one-of-a-kind pieces to create memorable holiday displays and traditions you’ll cherish for years to come.


Vintage Snowshoes with Evergreen Accents
One of the standout finds from the Ho Ho Holidays pop-up was a trio of beautifully weathered vintage snowshoes, perfect for adding a rustic, nostalgic touch to any winter decor. I styled them with lush evergreens and festive bows, creating cozy, ski-lodge-inspired displays that capture the spirit of snowy New England winters. These snowshoes are a perfect addition to our Vintage Ski Lodge Decor series. See more in these Vintage Snowshoes Antique Decorating Ideas for Winter and Antique Snowshoes: Winter White Pair on Vintage Door posts.
I kept one pair to use in our own winter decor and will offer the others through my vintage booth, ideal for anyone looking to bring authentic vintage charm to their own ski lodge-inspired spaces.




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Handmade Evergreen Christmas Wreaths
I also picked up three of the most stunning handmade evergreen wreaths I’ve ever found, full, fresh, and beautifully crafted. These wreaths became the stars of our Christmas front door tradition in Maine, where I love hanging matching wreaths on our three front doors for a warm, festive welcome.


Antique Maine King Pine Dining Table
After searching for the perfect antique dining table for months, I was thrilled to finally find a stunning antique Maine king pine dining table at this holiday market. I wanted something beautifully aged but not too large, and this table was just right. The sellers kindly held it for me until I could pick it up on my way back to Vermont, where it now sits proudly in our dining room. I’ve already styled many vintage-inspired table settings on it, and I’ll be sharing those posts so you can see how this timeless piece brings warmth and character to our Vermont home.


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Porch & Patio Pop-Up: Vintage Spring Decor for Outdoor Living
Sage Farm Antiques’ Porch & Patio spring pop-up was the perfect way to welcome the season with fresh inspiration for outdoor living spaces. This charming event was filled with vintage garden treasures, rustic planters, classic porch decor, and unique antiques perfect for sprucing up patios, porches, and entryways. Each booth showcased creative ideas for adding character and timeless style to outdoor areas, whether you’re decorating a cozy cottage porch or a sprawling backyard patio.



From weathered metal buckets and wicker furniture to vibrant enamelware and repurposed garden tools, the Porch & Patio pop-up offered endless possibilities for creating a warm, welcoming space to enjoy springtime in classic New England style.
Vintage Nautical Signal Flag (Papa Flag)
One of the most memorable finds from the Porch & Patio spring pop-up wasn’t mine, but my friend Lisa’s: a stunning vintage signal flag, specifically the International Code of Signals P flag, also known as the Papa flag. Defined by its distinctive blue background with a white square center, the Papa flag means “all persons should report on board” in nautical terms, signaling that a vessel is about to depart.



Lisa, a lifelong sailor, found this flag absolutely perfect for her Maine coastal home. She hung it by her front door as a warm and unique welcome, blending maritime history with classic New England porch decor. I loved capturing photos of the flag both at Sage Farm Antiques and styled on her charming porch, where it instantly added character and a nod to her sailing adventures.

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Vintage Ironstone Soda Fountain Syrup Dispensers
My favorite personal find from this pop-up was a pair of vintage Ironstone soda fountain syrup dispensers. These petite, beautifully crafted pieces are perfect for adding a nostalgic touch to kitchen decor. I styled them on open shelving in our kitchen, where their clean lines and creamy Ironstone finish bring timeless charm to the space.


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Early Evening Buy Event at Sage Farm Antiques: A Unique Vintage Shopping Experience
Have you ever attended an Early Buy Event? These special evenings let vintage lovers and antique resellers shop a market before it opens to the public, offering a first look at unique treasures and a chance to snag one-of-a-kind finds.
At Sage Farm Antiques, the Early Evening Buy Event is a highlight for local collectors. Guests purchase tickets in advance priced at just $10 each, and enjoy an exclusive evening filled with live music, refreshments, and a relaxed atmosphere perfect for browsing the market’s seasonal pop-up before everyone else.



For this event, I invited one of my girlfriends to join me for dinner, and we made a night of it, exploring booth after booth of vintage treasures. She even scored a fabulous vintage hat! If you’re looking for a unique shopping experience with a touch of classic New England charm, Sage Farm’s Early Evening Buy Event is not to be missed.
How to Plan Your Visit to Sage Farm Antiques
Visiting Sage Farm Antiques is the perfect way to spend a day exploring classic New England charm and discovering unique vintage finds. Located at 5 Exeter Road in North Hampton, New Hampshire, Sage Farm Antiques hosts several themed pop-ups throughout the year, each offering fresh inspiration and one-of-a-kind treasures. GET DIRECTIONS
The market is open during pop-up weekends from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday through Sunday. Be sure to check the Sage Farm Antiques website for the latest event dates and themes so you don’t miss out on their seasonal offerings.
Parking is free and plentiful at the market, and many vendors accept both cash and cards, though it’s always smart to bring some cash for quick purchases. Don’t forget comfortable shoes for browsing, reusable bags for your vintage finds, and a tape measure if you’re on the hunt for larger pieces like furniture.
If you’re traveling from out of town, Sage Farm Antiques makes a wonderful day trip or weekend getaway. North Hampton is just minutes from the New Hampshire Seacoast, so you can easily pair your antiquing adventure with coastal dining, scenic drives, or a stroll along the beach for the perfect New England experience.

Thank You for Joining Me at Sage Farm Antiques!
I hope you enjoyed exploring Sage Farm Antiques with me and found plenty of inspiration for your own vintage decor adventures. Whether you’re a seasoned antique hunter or just starting to fall in love with vintage style, Sage Farm’s unique pop-ups and timeless treasures are sure to spark your creativity and bring classic New England charm into your home.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Sage Farm Antiques
Sage Farm Antiques is a classic New England antique marketplace in North Hampton, New Hampshire, featuring themed vintage pop-ups with multiple vendors selling unique antiques, vintage decor, and handmade treasures.
Sage Farm Antiques hosts seasonal pop-up markets several times a year, typically open Friday through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. during each event weekend.
Sage Farm Antiques is located at 5 Exeter Road, North Hampton, NH 03862. It’s just minutes from the beautiful New Hampshire Seacoast, perfect for pairing your visit with a coastal getaway.
Regular pop-up weekends are open to the public with no tickets required. However, special events like the Early Evening Buy Event require advance ticket purchases.
You can find everything from vintage furniture and antique dining tables to unique seasonal decor, rustic garden pieces, classic holiday wreaths, vintage kitchenware, and one-of-a-kind collectibles.
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Thanks for sharing this – I would love to attend these events at Sage Farm, but don’t live in New England. My suggestion is to post MORE photos of items at this event, not just of the items you bought, but all the great things there. It would be wonderful to have that ‘eye candy’ for those of us who subscribe to your blog, but cannot go these places ourselves.
One small note, Delft is not German, Delft is a town in the Netherlands and the maritime motifs are because they are a seafaring country being on the north Sea and of course all the canals and waterways. I have lived in Europe and visited both Germany and the Netherlands many times….
Hi Kendra, thanks so much for your suggestions and I agree with you. I truly try and post lots of eye candy from these events for inspiration, as that’s where I get a great deal of my inspiration from too. And then I try to pair it with what I have purchased and how I decorated with it. So many are more interested in the finds as those that are interested in what is for sale. I’ll do my best to share both, promise! I was aware that the Delft is from the Netherlands, and explained that in the referred post. But they were stamped Germany on the bottom. So I think it made it confusing. I just love all the Delft and hope to get there to visit some day. Best to you and thanks for following along!
I’ve never heard of the ironstone ice cream parlor dispensers; good to know! Yikes…$28 for an old garden tool? Think I could be a millionaire if I sold my stuff out there! So fun to get the shop tour and get glimpses of your day:) Yes-those glasses were perfect for her home!
Ann
This spot looks amazing. I hope have time to visit next September.
Put it on your list for when you stay in Portsmouth. As long as they are open. They are only open for pop-up events…