Vintage and antiques store Wishbone Reserve is joining the bustling Hampden neighborhood’s shopping scene.
After spending three years in their original Mount Washington space at 5730 Falls Road, store co-owners Julie Lilienfeld and Athena Hoffberger are re-opening their vintage furniture and fixtures shop just over two miles down at 3811 Falls Road in Hampden.
The pair, who have been friends since childhood, opened their Mount Washington location in 2014, and gained a loyal following of customers before they ultimately moved out in November 2017, when Lilienfeld said a marijuana dispensary bought out the remainder of their lease. A third business partner, Ryan Haase, has recently joined their team.
Wishbone Reserve will be opening March 8 with a dance party from 6-9 p.m.
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