Change ownership! No one likes a pompous owner who is condescending!!…read moreWould talk over me and try to redirect what I wanted saying negative comments to about my choices. Also wouldn't give me a total price. He was very shady

Excellent repairs and magical transformation of your old jewelry to new and improved, great service…read moretoo.

Trustworthy Jeweler who does an excellent job! I've been taking my wedding rings here for years to…read morebe checked cleaned/polished! The diamond rings are 24-25 years old and the band is 14 years old, and they look brand new!

Excellent jewelers. They are professional have a fine selection of jewelry. I appreciate their…read moreknowledge and friendly service.

Had an old chair with good bones that needed recovered. Camouflage Upholstery was able to get the…read morejob done and in short order since I was moving soon. You could tell this was a family owned business that took great pride in their workmanship and craft. Highly recommend. Thank you.

What a pleasure they are to work with! My chairs were done beautifully and fast. The quality and…read morecraftsmanship is top notch. Now I'm looking around at what else I can reupholster in my home. I highly recommend!

One of the top galleries in the city with a good mix of antique (dead) and contemporary painters…read more(living). Much of the work is top notch and filled with some of the heavy hitters of Cincinnati's deep art history. The owner Doug also runs a restoration business so all of the antique work is in good condition. It is located in a very nice old building lovely appointed and well lit. They have their own lot so parking is a breeze.They have of late been hosting other exciting arts events like Portrait of a Soul and the Oil Painters of America. The staff is very friendly and very helpful if you have any questions about the art or the artists shown in the gallery. At openings they always have wine and delicious hors d'oeuvres. At large events in the summer it can get warm in the gallery if there is a large crowd mixing with all the painting lights and a struggling AC.

Eisele Gallery of Fine Art is an absolutely stunning venue for fine art. In addition, you will find…read morea great staff along with beautiful works of art by notable contemporary as well as historical artists.

Terrible experience. they lost my clock for months. then they repaired it supposedly, but it never…read moreworked. The older man was incredibly rude. just the exact opposite of what I'd expect from an old family business. shocking.

Took a clock in this morning to have the movement removed so that I could get to the front inside…read moreof the clock to to a repair to a separate mechanism, but the older gentleman at the counter was not helpful at all, kept shaking his head "no" when I asked him to help me, said he didn't want to get involved in the work I needed done and would not give me a reference to another shop who might be able to help me. Incredibly disappointed that he wouldn't at least have a look at it.

I'm new to the online auction, but had a great first experience with Casa Sykes. The online process…read morewas easy to navigate and understand. After winning, I was pleased to stop into the Gaza Sikes store, which was teeming with fabulous art. I'd stop in here anytime to browse, auction win or not, and I'd probably find something I couldn't live without. I'm currently checking out their December auction. It's very exciting. Say goodbye to my retirement account! LOL

Great auction items, excellent service - 4 stars!…read more I bid on a Caza Sikes auction on-line. Since I live in Minnesota, not Ohio, I used the "Live Auctioneers" internet bidding service. I lucked out and won the auction for a 7 foot tall antique circus poster. I'd been looking for this poster for nearly 10 years, ever since I lost out on the exact same poster on Ebay. I was outbid and it sold for over $1000. But I ended up getting the one at Caza for less than 300 bucks! Plus, this one was in a full frame - a very expensive project if you pay a frame shop to make one for you. The shipping process was very organized too...fast and a reasonable cost. They actually got the entire giant thing to me safely - no damage. Thumbs up! -Daddy Maxx Retro

A one of a kind store! The perfect place for anyone to learn how to make jewelry no matter age or…read moreexperience level!

I wandered into the World of Beads the other day because a sparkle caught my eye. I tend to get…read moredistracted by sparkles and I wandered into one big store full of distractions. My boyfriend said, "I'm going to wait outside". The store is filled to the brim with beads. Beads of every size, every color, and every style. I especially liked the Swarovski crystal beads because they were extra sparkly! I think they put these beads near the window to draw people in and I guess it must have worked! The counter in the middle of the store has all of the hooks and clasps you need to make your own jewelry. They also carry a large amount of twine, wire, and any other type of string you could need. The class schedule is impressive. Lots of techniques for lots of applications. Some are solely dedicated to the Swarovski beads! The classes are offered at this location and also at the other in Tri-County. For a full class schedule visit the website.

My family and I have used Dale for years and have never once had a complaint. His prices and…read morereasonable, he's quick and the quality of work he and his team does speaks for itself. The sapphire ring was made by Dale in 2012 and I have worn it nearly every single day.

I have a necklace with high sentimental value that cost me $60 with personalization. My son has…read morebroken a small piece on the chain twice. Both times, I had it repaired at Dale's. The first time, the repair cost $16. The second time, the repair cost $48. When I asked Dale why it was three times more expensive, he said he didn't know why. When I mentioned the previous repair cost and the cost of the necklace (wanting to make sure it was appropriately appraised), he said the repair cost was $48. When I asked if he could help me understand why he'd triple his price for such a small repair, he said, "Maybe we used the laser." When I asked what that meant and if that would be the case if the same thing were to happen again, he said, "Cash or card?" I felt dismissed and taken advantage of. I recommend going somewhere else, especially if you are a young woman.