Set on South Grove Street within the boundaries of the Roycroft Campus, a National Historic Landmark built by the Arts and Crafts era community that Elbert Hubbard founded in East Aurora at the turn of the 20th century, Roycroft Antiques operates as a family business that has now been buying and selling antiques and estates for more than five decades. The shop traces its work back to 1971, and that multi-generational continuity shows in how the business runs today, combining active buying and selling of antiques with full estate sale services and professional appraisals for collectors, executors, and families sorting through inherited property. Being housed on the Roycroft Campus itself is the shops clearest point of distinction: the grounds are a magnet for visitors interested in the Arts and Crafts movements furniture, metalwork, and printing traditions, and a shop specializing in quality antiques and artisan-made works fits naturally into that setting, drawing collectors who come to East Aurora specifically because of the campuss design history and then find a working antiques dealer just steps away. Rather than positioning itself as a narrow specialty shop, Roycroft Antiques handles a broad range of estate-sourced antiques and the work of talented artisans, giving browsers a mix of furniture, decorative objects, and smaller collectibles that reflects whatever estates and acquisitions have come through most recently. The appraisal side of the business rounds out that retail work, giving local families and collectors a way to get a professional read on inherited pieces or items acquired elsewhere, backed by decades of hands-on buying and selling experience rather than a purely academic credential. The shop keeps a steady weekly schedule, open Monday through Saturday from 10am to 5pm and Sunday from 11am to 4pm, making it easy to plan a visit either as a dedicated antiquing trip or as a stop alongside a broader walk through the Roycroft Campus grounds and its other historic buildings. East Aurora itself, a village just southeast of Buffalo, has built a regional identity around its Arts and Crafts heritage, and Roycroft Antiques benefits from being one of the few retail antique dealers positioned directly within that historic campus rather than in a separate commercial strip elsewhere in town. Customers can reach the shop directly by phone or email, and it maintains a presence on Facebook and Instagram under the Roycroft Campus Antiques name, posting new estate finds and artisan pieces as they arrive on the floor. For anyone researching a familys inherited antiques, hunting for a piece connected to the Arts and Crafts tradition, or simply exploring East Aurora and the Roycroft grounds for an afternoon, the shop offers a combination of retail browsing and professional expertise that is hard to find outside a handful of similarly long-established family antique businesses in Western New York. Roycroft Antiques stands as a fifth-decade-plus family-run antiques, estate sale, and appraisal business located directly on East Auroras historic Roycroft Campus, open six days a week and specializing in quality estate antiques and artisan works drawn from the surrounding region.
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Set on South Grove Street within the boundaries of the Roycroft Campus, a National Historic Landmark built by the Arts and Crafts era community that Elbert Hubbard founded in East Aurora at the turn of the 20th century, Roycroft Antiques operates as a family business that has now been buying and selling antiques and estates for more than five decades. The shop traces its work back to 1971, and that multi-generational continuity shows in how the business runs today, combining active buying and selling of antiques with full estate sale services and professional appraisals for collectors, executors, and families sorting through inherited property. Being housed on the Roycroft Campus itself is the shops clearest point of distinction: the grounds are a magnet for visitors interested in the Arts and Crafts movements furniture, metalwork, and printing traditions, and a shop specializing in quality antiques and artisan-made works fits naturally into that setting, drawing collectors who come to East Aurora specifically because of the campuss design history and then find a working antiques dealer just steps away. Rather than positioning itself as a narrow specialty shop, Roycroft Antiques handles a broad range of estate-sourced antiques and the work of talented artisans, giving browsers a mix of furniture, decorative objects, and smaller collectibles that reflects whatever estates and acquisitions have come through most recently. The appraisal side of the business rounds out that retail work, giving local families and collectors a way to get a professional read on inherited pieces or items acquired elsewhere, backed by decades of hands-on buying and selling experience rather than a purely academic credential. The shop keeps a steady weekly schedule, open Monday through Saturday from 10am to 5pm and Sunday from 11am to 4pm, making it easy to plan a visit either as a dedicated antiquing trip or as a stop alongside a broader walk through the Roycroft Campus grounds and its other historic buildings. East Aurora itself, a village just southeast of Buffalo, has built a regional identity around its Arts and Crafts heritage, and Roycroft Antiques benefits from being one of the few retail antique dealers positioned directly within that historic campus rather than in a separate commercial strip elsewhere in town. Customers can reach the shop directly by phone or email, and it maintains a presence on Facebook and Instagram under the Roycroft Campus Antiques name, posting new estate finds and artisan pieces as they arrive on the floor. For anyone researching a familys inherited antiques, hunting for a piece connected to the Arts and Crafts tradition, or simply exploring East Aurora and the Roycroft grounds for an afternoon, the shop offers a combination of retail browsing and professional expertise that is hard to find outside a handful of similarly long-established family antique businesses in Western New York. Roycroft Antiques stands as a fifth-decade-plus family-run antiques, estate sale, and appraisal business located directly on East Auroras historic Roycroft Campus, open six days a week and specializing in quality estate antiques and artisan works drawn from the surrounding region.
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