Along State Route 5 and 20 in Bloomfield, New York, a stretch of road locally known as the Bloomfield Antique Mile, One Potato Two operates as a 7,000 square foot multi-dealer antique cooperative housing more than seventy independent dealers under one roof. That scale puts it firmly in the tradition of the region’s cooperative antique malls, where each dealer stocks and prices their own booth or case, giving the overall shop a mix of specialties and price points that no single seller could offer alone. Shoppers moving through the space encounter period furniture, vintage collectibles, coins, doll collections, and gourmet food items alongside general home decor, a range broad enough that the shop draws both serious collectors hunting specific categories and casual visitors browsing for something unexpected.
The Bloomfield Antique Mile itself is a recognized regional draw, a corridor of the Finger Lakes region where multiple antique dealers and malls cluster along the same highway, letting visitors plan a single trip that covers several shops in an afternoon. One Potato Two’s position on that mile, combined with its seventy-plus dealer roster, makes it one of the larger stops along the corridor, and the shop leans into that identity with messaging about carefully curated items that capture the essence of bygone eras, a description that fits its mix of furniture, collectibles, and smaller decorative pieces sourced from dozens of independent sellers rather than a single curator’s taste.
Hours at One Potato Two shift with the seasons in a way that reflects its role as a destination for both local regulars and travelers passing through the Finger Lakes on vacation. From April through October, the shop is open daily from 10 in the morning to 5 in the evening, matching the region’s busier tourist months when antiquing trips along Route 5 and 20 are most common. From November through March, hours pull back to weekdays from 11 to 4 and weekends from 10 to 5, a schedule better suited to the quieter off-season while still keeping the shop accessible to year-round pickers and dealers.
Because the shop functions as a cooperative rather than a single retailer, its inventory turns over constantly and unpredictably as each of the more than seventy dealers restocks their own space on their own schedule, meaning a visitor who strikes out on one trip may find an entirely different selection a few weeks later. That structure also means One Potato Two functions almost like a small indoor marketplace, with the shared building and shared foot traffic benefiting every dealer inside even as each maintains independent stock and pricing. Anyone with questions about the shop, its dealers, or current inventory can reach the business directly by phone or by email at onepotwo@aol.com.
For antiquers exploring the Bloomfield Antique Mile in search of period furniture, collectibles, coins, dolls, or gourmet finds under one roof, One Potato Two offers a seventy-dealer, 7,000 square foot cooperative that changes with every visit and anchors one of the Finger Lakes region’s best known antiquing corridors.
