Without a doubt my favorite gallery in the area. The Vincent William Gallery, established in 1993,…read moreis artist owned and operated and represents over 40 local professional artists. Featuring all original artwork you'll be able to see; Custom Stained Glass Design (including some great pieces by Vincent), Original Paintings, Ceramics, Fused and Blown Glass (work by Katy Mattice and Chuck Boux), Jewelry, Sculpture, Photography and Raku. Every time we are in the area we stop in. On this visit we met Katy Mattice, who's medium is fused glass. What made the visit special is the we learned about the fuse glass process, which is much more complicated than I would ever have imagined. If you are are Corey Ave., you owe it to yourself to stop in the Vincent William Gallery. Gallery Hours are Monday through Saturday 10am - 5pm, Closed Sunday.

This is a GREAT little gallery. Anytime I travel with my wife, I always try to find a local art…read moregallery/dealer who deals in mainly local artists' work. I read about this gallery in one of the magazines that I had ordered prior to our trip to the St. Pete Beach area. I was really excited to hit up some of the places on Corrie Ave. Vincent was not at all overbearing and allowed me to take my time and walk around the store. He specializes in a handful of local artists and has the art displayed in a way that allows you to see it all. I ended up buying 3 items and had Vincent ship it back to CT for me. If you like art, even if you're not an expert (as I am not), I would highly recommend popping into this gallery. It's well worth the trip.

We recently purchased our dining room set, kitchen island stools, office furniture, and bedroom…read morefurniture from Coastal Fine Furniture, and we couldn't be happier with both the furniture and the customer service. The quality and style of everything we purchased have been excellent. The dining set is beautiful, the island stools are exceptionally comfortable and well-made, and the super custom blue office furniture completely transformed my workspace. We receive compliments on these pieces all the time. What truly sets Coastal Fine Furniture apart, however, is their customer service. I have significant sensitivities to fragrances and chemicals, which can make furniture shopping challenging. Angelena went above and beyond to help us find solutions that would work for my situation. She listened carefully to my concerns, and even worked with the manufacturer to make special accommodations for my furniture prior to delivery. At every stage, I felt like she genuinely cared about helping us create a home we could enjoy. That level of service is rare these days. Another thing that impressed us is the quality of the furniture itself. So much furniture today looks good in a showroom but is ultimately made from engineered materials that simply don't hold up over time. The pieces we purchased from Coastal are solid wood, beautifully finished, and built to be used and enjoyed for many years. Although the initial investment may be higher than some alternatives, this is heirloom-quality furniture that becomes part of your home for the long haul, not something you'll be replacing in a few years. In the end, that makes it an excellent value. If you're looking for beautiful quality furniture and a team that truly stands behind what they sell, I highly recommend Coastal Fine Furniture. We would absolutely purchase from them again.

if i could give a negative number i would!!!! 1 star to generous. spent over 15k here. everytyjng…read morewas great except 1 couch the couch was warped and lefs difnt match. owner dragged it in for monthd wont do anything for us wont even pay for garbage removal of couch. terrible man. promised he would take care of us. lied lied lied scammer low life and liar!!! buyer beware!!!!!

So very happy we found this treasure trove of fabulous one of kind art, jewelry…read more painting. vinyl and Native American pottery. My husband bought me a beautiful antique Afghani silver cuff for a price that not even I could haggle over. Jeff. the owner. is a real character He knows the history of treasures and his pri es are more than fair. Absolutely visit his den of unique treasires.

Jeff and his dog happily greet you to their collection of fascinating art and music collection…read more Very unique items! Will definitely come back for more!!

Top notch service, super fast with great communication. I had picked out a stone elsewhere and my…read morehusband worked with Sam and they made a custom setting. It's breathtaking and so professionally done. I'm in love.

I tried cleaning my wife's jewelry and I completely made it worse. I thought they couldn't be…read moresalvaged and I was in big trouble with the wife. I took the two David Yurman silver bangles with stones in them to Laura's five star and Sam, the owner, told me he will fix it. Dropped them off on Tuesday and they were ready the next day. Sam helped me personally and he was great. Friendly and personable guy. He said, "if they don't come out looking like new, you don't have to pay me." They came out looking like new. Thanks Sam.

Steve and his crew are so professional and . They helped me ​with a refrigerator purchase. His…read morecompany is very reputable and I would recommend them highly!

I like that they have their inventory posted online. And certainly recommend to come in and view…read morethe items in person as the photos don't capture nuances such as chair comfort. The pricing seems reasonable esp given the discounts for older items. Don't be deterred if you don't get a warm welcome or if no one comes to help you actually I like being left to myself to browse at my own pace. As I was leaving however a kind saleswoman asked if she could help. I will be back if I see something posted that catches my eye.

So I am new at exploring different clay and pottery supply stores and I already have favorites!…read moreHighwater Clays is now a favorite! Their prices are great! I have ordered online at another company and they have discounted prices (but you pay for shipping) and this store had the same discounted prices in store! Yippeeeeee! I really could've spent so much more. I bought a couple GR Pottery Forms, a SlabMat and a few tools. Gorgeous, clean, spacious store and I was practically drooling over the big items- a slab roller and wheels! I hope to soon have a studio at home with all the big items! Someday. I will be stopping at this store any and every time I am in the area for sure!!!

Knowledgeable, quick service and ease of loading the clay into your vehicle. Looking forward to…read moreyour reopening after this devastating hurricane season.

We absolutely love the furniture we bought here! CLEAN & BUG FREE. Quick delivery. Friendly…read morehumans. A+++

Great service . Nice people, this needs too many letters…read more And I do not need to say anymore

As part of the Morean Arts Experience tour, we ended up at The Historic Seaboard Trainstation…read moreCenter for Clay (http://www.yelp.com/biz/the-historic-seaboard-trainstation-center-for-clay-st-petersburg). Although we came for the Morean Center for Clay (http://www.yelp.com/biz/morean-center-for-clay-st-petersburg), what we really enjoyed was our visit to the St Petersburg Clay Co. We walked in the front door, looking a little lost I'm sure. Someone noticed and told us that the entire space (36,000+ square feet) was open to browse, and so we did. The first thing we saw was a gallery class display area for some very nice pottery pieces.* I think this area is actually for exhibitions, as once we turned the corner, our perspective changed. Had we not been told we could wander, I would have thought we were invading someone's personal space. We were in a workshop. Clay, tools and unfinished projects were everywhere. It was very interesting. As we gazed, a woman approached and ask if we needed help. We said no, that we were just looking. She then introduced herself as Wendy Duran and told us that she is one of the resident artists here. She gave us a quick rundown of the pace, and that yes, wander to your heart's content. She explained the various rooms, and that you can walk the building, inside, from one end to the other (through the Morean Center for Clay and into HIghwater Clays). The cool thing about the St Petersburg Clay Co. is that just about everything you see is for sale. There are so many artists, and so many displays and cubby holes filled with a huge variety of styles ans sizes, that it's pure fun to wander and look. Even if you are not looking at pieces of art, you are looking at the various rooms where the pieces are made. Fascinating. One room was the glaze room, and the walls were lined with the various substances used to produce all the different finishes. The next room had small kilns (the big kilns are outside, including the legendary Anagama kiln built by master potter Don Reitz) and racks of pieces ready to be fired. Another section housed the resident artists. Everyone we met was friendly and welcoming. Were our suitcases not already at capacity, I'm quite sure we would have found at least a piece or two to take home. Next time for sure. Bottom line: If you like clay, don't miss the St Petersburg Clay Co. You could even make it a lunch destination, as there is also an on-site cafe (http://www.yelp.com/biz/ca-cafe-st-petersburg). * We later learned that this was a solo exhibition by Beth Morean. Wow!

Great place to throw some mud around. memberships available for studio space. The old train…read morestation is quite the setting for pottery buying, selling, and making wonderful pots, bowls, cups, mugs, teapots, vases, and sculptural artwork.