Oh my god seriously the prices of the stuff in this place in the thousands. Really it was nothing…read morespecial, I have the same kind of things in my house. Come on. And with the prices being as high and crazy as they are you would think someone would come and say something to you. No way not a place to visit while on vacation.

The prices here are ridiculous. Way more than the items are worth. Do a visual search before you…read morepurchase.

This place is so much fun!!! There is so much to discover inside, you should definately check it…read moreout. I went home with a new wooden duck with a bow, the coolest new iridescent bowl, and a set of sunflower plates!

Cute store. Reeks of pot Worth a stop Reasonable…read moreprices. Eclectic selection. Easy to find

Neat find in Naples. Inside is huge! The front entrance leads you to a section of local artist's…read moreworks- a little of everything. There is a side door that brings you to the main room which has tons and tons of unique, antique, and nostalgic gems. Fun signs, beautiful wooden carvings and so much more. There is an upstairs and outside area also. This place is full of personality and the folks that work here are super friendly. It's great to see all the funny signs, and gives a feeling of hope the world has not lost its sense of humor. Definitely recommend stopping in to browse, even if it's just to check out the huge Sasquatch :)

Cool stuff with good prices. Hours are good. Worth stopping by to look around. Be sure to go out…read moreback before leave. Some great treasures!

Chesterdales is a nice consignment store in Naples Florida. There many choices and designs to…read morechoose from old to new. This is worth a look. The staff was so very helpful. We will be back.

The vendors that sell at Chesterdales have a serious eye for what the people want. Or at least what…read moreI want! With the exception of some of the more garishly beachy vendors, the selection is overwhelmingly great. Every booth has at least 15 things that I love, 8 that I'd actually buy, 4 I can afford, and 1 I can't live without. That's how they get me. Vendors hold sales on their booths regularly (check for 50% off vendors!!!) and you can step out of there having spent under $50 for something really special. On the other hand, there are pieces in there that are outrageously overpriced. But that's par for the course for a shop like this. I find it part of the fun, setting your eyes on a piece that's.. oops...$4,000. Chesterdales is an adult I Spy Book. Perfect for people who love framed paintings, tchotchkes of any type, particularly dishware, coastal/ rattan furniture, mirrors... the list goes on. Staff is quite helpful but not overbearing. The store is well air conditioned but not overly (if you know SWFL, you know what I'm talking about. You don't need a sweater to shop in here.) If you have the chance and are willing to spend an hour sitting through the stock, do it!

Stopped in and was very surprised how much inventory in what appears as a small storefront! I had…read morethe chance to talk to the owner and visit her adorable pup Jasmine! Owner is negotiable on pricing and I found a few things but be prepared there is a lot to look at so give yourself about an hour to look around. I ll definitely be back!

The posted hours are 10-5. I make the trip down from central Naples and arrive just around 11:15…read more The neon sign in the window is on indicating the shop is open and the outdoor music is blaring....but the door is locked. another couple arrive coming from further north to also be disappointed. I finally ask the business next door and the person working informs me that she just comes and goes. No notice on the door saying if or when she will return. Must not need to work... so disappointing.

The store is fabulous. You can go every day for a week and you still will not have covered it all…read more All kind of goodies in all kind of places.

Now that we have a new space in Westchester, we've been leveling it up little by little and thought…read morewe can bring a few art pieces back home. Gannon's, in Ft. Myers has a lot of that. Every booth here has something different with one-of-a-kind art and sculpture pieces. Prices are all mixed- but for the most part, be ready to spend a bag if you want the real standout pieces. If Gannon's your vibe, this is the spot for you.

This jewelry pawn shop "appraised" a diamond ring for a family member. Ace told her it was worth…read more$1,000. The gold itself is worth almost that much. The diamond at lowest value (because he didn't assess clarity), is at its lowest possible value of $6,350, assuming the clarity of the ring was the worst clarity. If better clarity, much higher. Sad.

I love this shop. Welcoming and loaded with goodies. Mr preference is jewelry is estate as I find…read morethe craftmanship better than new. This shop will fit that bill for anyone like myself. Additionaly, Ace is extremely knowledgeable and will find what you are lookibg for. I am happy to say that I won't see myself coming and going with the typical jewelry. I highly recommend this shop. PS if just browsing and don't see what you want he may still have it tucked away!

Today I visited the store again. And one store employee spoke to me in a biased, rude way. I…read moretouched a small thing in the room where there were no prices. The store clerk made a rude remark to me. I said many times that I shouldn't touch it, otherwise he will kick me out of the store. "If I said not to touch, then it means not to touch." I'm not a child, not a prisoner, not his subordinate, not a soldier in the army to talk to me like that. And I'm much older than him, almost twice. I made purchases, which supported their business. My daughter and I went to the checkout and told the owner of the store about his unworthy behavior. She did not want to resolve the issue. and spoke to us in a disrespectful manner, justifying the behavior of this adult man. We tried to explain that we were nothing they didn't do anything to treat us like criminals, but the mood before Christmas is spoiled. The behavior of this man discriminating against me. Among expensive things, antiques, the attitude towards customers should be dignified, respectful. It is a pity that some employees do not understand this This is one of the few shops in our city where they do not greet customers, and after the purchase they insult.

Today, on the eve of Christmas and New Years, I, together with my family, visited this place again…read more My son was here for the first time. I have shopped here many times. we went to the store. My mother touched some kind of metal figurine without a price (it was not written anywhere near that it was forbidden to touch). She didn't lift anything, she didn't break anything. just touched. (at the same time, she bought paintings in this store many times, silver, much more). A young man sitting next to him, a store worker, said in a loud voice - "don't touch!" ... My mother said in response that she just wanted to see what kind of figure it was. Not listening to my mother to the end, this young man shouted - "Don't touch, it means don't touch! and after that he added that he could kick us out of the store altogether. I was just shocked by this attitude towards customers! This is some kind of discrimination! so no one and anywhere does not speak with buyers. I went up to him and said calmly that the owner of the store told us many times that we can look at everything and buy everything, and even the goods that are up for auction. But he did not listen to me at all, interrupted me and shouted that nothing should be touched. I went to the cashier to pay for my purchases and told the woman that another store employee, a young man, was very rude and not professional in dealing with customers. The owner of the store came out to me and instead of somehow reacting to the rude behavior of her employee, she began to interrupt me and show my son's side and say that he went where it was impossible to enter! My boy was the first time in this store. and he just walked around the store and looked, without touching anything (and where he walked, nowhere was it written that the passage was prohibited. But the owner of the store, interrupting me, insisted that I knew where to go. (and where my son walked, I also walked, and other buyers also walked there). The hostess herself said that the manner of such a conversation of her employee is his "culture"! and apparently she encourages such behavior and such an attitude towards buyers. no one apologized to us! Out of the blue, they spoiled our mood for nothing, my mother's pressure rose and all day she could not recover from such an attitude from the store employees.the buyer is always and always right! This is a store, and whatever then you need to buy it, find it and see it! and I have not seen such behavior and such an attitude towards customers in this city in similar stores !!! result: spoiled mood; increased blood pressure in mom, we were insulted for anything, no one apologized to us. It is not at all clear how people can work in art and with art who do not even try to be professional and polite with their own customers!