Ryan's Relics

In mid February took a family trip to Ryan's Relics furniture store after shopping a few other second hand stores. Ryan had what we wanted and more. We spotted a few pieces and went home to talk about all we saw. Ryan in the end had the best selection and deals. Mom really needed a small table to fit next to her chair and we found it. Now we had to convince her to spend $50 on a little table but after convincing her it was better to buy vintage that you know will last because its still here. We went back a few days later and got all three things we wanted. After get home I saw that mom's table

Unique original artworks. Solid furniture pieces. Loose (and even some new in-box) stemware and flatware. Bargain prices compared to other vintage furniture and antique stores. Truly a hidden gem!

I am glad to have found this hidden gem of a place to shop for paintings and furniture and misc. Love browsing here. The prices are quite reasonable too. I always come out happy with a purchase.

This is the smaller building of the two Ryan's Relics, a few blocks from the gigantic Ryan's Relics store. The smaller decor is downstairs (jewelry, china, high brow items, and kitsch) except for some corner cabinets, china cabinets, and lamps. The upstairs has some of the sizable furniture that you might find at the larger RR store. Ryan's furniture has character. I loathe the McMansion-type modern furniture so it is a fantasy land here. There are many furniture themes here but my favorites are mahogany pieces from the Jacobean, Georgian, Queen Ann, and Victorian era. They

The larger of the two stores - both on belair road minutes from one anther - Here there are larger items - so if you're looking for desk- dressers - lamps - dressing tables - writing tables - formal dining - formal bedroom sets fro the 1930/1950 and other random dates in history - it's worth a stop in look - something may pop out - again items are generally antiques so if you have a Love for yesteryear a greatttttt place to shop

Great place for quality vintage items. 2 locations -- one all furniture and one furniture and other items.

The furniture sold here is unique and high quality. As far as smaller antiques (decorations, jewelry, etc), you're looking at everything that couldn't be sold on eBay, mostly because no one wants it or its broken.

I love this store so much I drive up from VA. The inventory is always changing. They post numerous photos on their website so you can window shop long distance. The staff are so nice they have taken measurements and emailed me additional photos of items to help me decide before the long drive.

Great items and fantastic prices. Totally worth it.

I have lived in this area my entire life and finally went into Ryan's Relics last week. So glad I did! They have a huge collection of all types of furniture in all different styles and to meet all different budgets. They also sell all types of knick knacks and collectibles. The guy who works at the Nottingham location is very nice and helpful. Highly recommend checking it out!

This place is amazing. After moving here from Chicago, where art deco deals drip from every thrift and antique store, I was extremely worried about how on earth I was going to furnish my new house, which is historic and adorable and worthy of more than the Ikea fare I thought would be at the limit of my budget. I stopped at a couple used furniture places I drove by and was appalled by the prices folks were willing to charge for junk with a straight face around the Baltimore area. Then, I heard about Ryan's Relics from a friend.

We found a beautiful old wardrobe to put coats in for less

Very friendly and knowledgable staff, but seemed the majority of the merchandise was more 2nd hand than antique. I stop by once a month looking for a bargain but have not been a customer yet.

Good, solid furniture at low prices. They also have a good selection of books, electronics, housewares, and costume jewelry. A lot of the pieces they have are very unique, and they occasionally have some pretty eye-catching things.

I've seen everything from baseball cards to Nintendo games to McDonaldland glasses to speakers to Coke bottles to golf clubs to records.

The inventory changes fairly regularly, and it's listed via picture directory on their website - which, by the way, takes a while to load.

I will definitely be going back to this place. Sweet furniture and great people. They even knocked $15 off the total price, just for kicks. Better selection than the local Goodwill and Salvation Army.

Ryan's Relics is a SPECTACULAR find.

My husband and I live in DC, and are in desperate need of furnishing our first home. A coffee shop in DC attributed its very chic antique-styled furniture to a place in Baltimore. With only that information, and no name, we searched for antique shops in the Baltimore area. Ryan's Relics caught our eye (you can peruse merchandise on the website) and we decided to make the trek from DC to check out the goods in person.

We were not disappointed.

Sitting on a very unassuming corner, Ryan's Relics is a goldmine for quality antique furniture. Yes

Though this shop may be catagorized under antiques it's really more of a thrift shop or permanent garage sale. Not that it doesn't have interesting finds but most of the stuff there is not old in the antique sense.