Charlie Blonde Antiques fills nearly 20,000 square feet at 2801 East Main Street in Endwell, New York, just west of Binghamton in Broome County, with more than 110 individual vendors selling collectibles, furniture, vintage goods, retro items, jewelry, coins, homewares, and antiques under one roof. The scale of the space, and the sheer number of independent vendors stocking it, gives shoppers what the business itself calls a treasure hunting experience, with merchandise ranging from small pocketable collectibles to large furniture pieces spread across booths that each reflect an individual dealer’s specialty and eye.
The building’s history stretches back to 1993, when it opened as Charlie Browns Antiques at roughly one eighth its current footprint. The shop grew steadily over the following decades as neighboring tenants in the building closed and their space was absorbed into the antique center, a gradual expansion pattern common among long running multi dealer malls that start small and grow into adjacent storefronts over time. A tea room operated inside the building from 1995 to 2010, adding a sit down dining element to the shopping experience for a decade and a half before closing. Following a 2021 change in ownership, the business was rebranded from Charlie Browns to Charlie Blonde Antiques, and in November 2022 it expanded again, adding another 6,000 square feet to reach its current near 20,000 square foot total.
Beyond straightforward retail, Charlie Blonde Antiques offers services aimed at people managing a life transition rather than simply shopping: the business assists with estate liquidations, downsizing moves, and general moving cleanouts, positioning itself as a resource for families clearing out a relative’s home or older adults consolidating into a smaller space. It also rents vendor booth space in 10 by 10 foot and 5 by 10 foot sizes, along with display cases, to independent sellers who want retail exposure without operating their own storefront, which helps explain how the business sustains a vendor roster of well over 100 sellers.
The shop is open Tuesday through Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and closed on Mondays, a schedule that gives it six days of weekly availability for both regular local shoppers and visitors traveling through the Southern Tier along Route 17 near Binghamton. Anyone with questions about current booth availability, consignment terms, or estate liquidation services can reach the business directly by phone at (607) 239-4788 or by email at CBlondeAntiques@gmail.com.
The combination of a nearly 30 year operating history, a rebrand and expansion that kept the business growing rather than shrinking, and a vendor base of more than 110 independent sellers makes Charlie Blonde Antiques one of the larger multi dealer antique centers in the Binghamton area. For collectors, casual browsers, or families working through an estate or downsizing project in Broome County, Charlie Blonde Antiques in Endwell offers a single, sprawling destination that pairs retail scale with practical liquidation and consignment services rarely combined under one roof.
