Excellent Service, very friendly, with reasonable prices, and they helped decide the right frame…read moreand glass for my painting. Easily five stars. Also, a great selection of frames.

We have used Franklin Custom frames many times. They are always helpful with great ideas for…read morematting and framing and it Always turns out beautiful! Their prices are reasonable. I highly recommend.

A trip to Amsterdam and a love of shopping resulted a my purchase of vintage tiles featuring blue…read moretulips. (There, I learned from an expert tulip grower there is no such thing as a real blue tulip.) Framing the vintage tiles required trips to several framing shops until I met the great staff at Bluegrass Frames. I value competency and they delivered, pointing out the frame shape, size and color that would optimize my tiles. Complete in two weeks and with a coupon-like discount, my experience with them was excellent!

Knowledgeable in all areas of framing. A+ framing!! Friendly and very helpful in arranging your art…read morework. wonderful with shadow boxes and jerseys.

If you're looking for a place to get your favorite painting, photo, etc. framed I recommend the old…read moreOak Frame House. They have recently moved to a new location on West Jefferson St. and they're very easy to find. The staff is very helpful and give you some great suggestions and framing.

We have used Chris Rapp Frames for multiple pieces in our home. He takes the time to talk with you…read moreabout all the options that are available. Chris also works with your budget to make sure that you are getting everything you can get. He has a wide variety of frames and mats to go with whatever decor you have in your house. Definitely recommend him for all your framing and restoration needs.

We had photo restoration done , according to the owner it was contracted out and digitally done …read more There were 5 pictures in all , 3 were fairly decent but the 2 largest and most important pictures looked like someone had tried to draw the faces on . One picture of my ancestor of mine looked more Gasey in clown make up. Also very expensive , if it would have been better then we wouldn't have minded the 509 so much. Yeah yeah April fool's on us

Always a fun time painting pottery! Lots of pieces to paint. A little busy but employee was very…read morehelpful moving chairs to help our group to be able to sit together!

Me and my daughter love it here, they have so many options to choose from. The service is amazing!read more

This shop is located at Chenoweth Plaza in the strip with others and it is a beautiful find, from…read morehome decor to accessories and holiday. The artwork is stunning and is perfect to take up large walls, allowing it to be the focal piece. We also loved the wall of coffee table books and now one day I'm fantasizing about having my own wall - a table isn't enough! A back room was lined with fabrics, perfect to design a one-of-a-kind look. While the pieces are upscale, the space also felt very comfortable and soft, like one that would welcome you to relax. The team working today was very friendly and offered help while also stepping back to let us browse. Would definitely encourage you to step inside, the outside of this shop doesn't it justice to what's behind the door.

This place is wonderful! Very personal advice when making a pendant with a friend's cremains. You…read moredon't have to worry whose ashes - you do it right there (if you want to). Gave all the time we needed.

This is a great place to learn some stuff on glass blowing and also lets you lend a hand in…read moredeveloping your item. Mike and Paula are the owners and very customer friendly. Upon arrival to actually getting ready to pick out a piece and actual going into the shop to assist and learn what all goes into the process. Mike is exceptional as an teacher and instructor as you will find. He has a great resume and knows what he is doing. This is a smaller shop, however the output of designs is far from small. It is large on quality and creativity. Mike worked with each of us (a group of 4, 2 grandkids and 2 adults). Not only did we get first hand instructions and guidance, we were able to see other glassblowers in action. We ended up with 3 pumpkins and 1 snowman. Mike also gave provided us with some of the top universities that offer glassblowing and how to get started. It is a fairly tedious journey in learning all the in's and outs of glass blowing and design and what works and what doesn't. We were truly impressed and may look at Fire Studio and Gallery for some xmas presents. This might be a bit expensive art, however it is usually one of a kind and in personal gifts, that means a lot.

It was my unfortunate experience to be a customer of Nussbaum Antiques for five years. My…read moreexperience began with Nussbaum handling an estate sale for my family in 2010, which went well and was managed professionally. I have no idea if we got top dollar for our inventory, but the firm did a good job of setting up our merchandise, accounting for what was sold, paying us, and carting up what wasn't sold. If my interaction with Nussbaum had ended here, I'd give them a five star rating. Sadly, it did not. Everything about the relationship went down hill relatively soon after the conclusion of the estate sale. Nussbaum kept about $6-8K worth of inventory that did not sell. I live quite a distance from Louisville, and I expected that I would get an accounting on at least an annual basis and preferably a semi-annual basis. I did not. I would call periodically to check in on the status of my account. My calls were virtually never returned. I would email to three different addresses for information. My emails were not returned. The only way I could be in touch with the owner of the shop, Scott Nussbaum, was to call his numbers repeatedly and hope to be lucky enough to catch him on the rare occasion that he'd pick up. One of the reasons I called him was that he and his partner had mentioned several times that the most expensive item in the remaining inventory was close to selling. They would give me a date when the supposed customer was going to pick the merchandise up and I would get a substantial check. The date would come and go and I would have to go into a cycle of calling repeatedly to find out what happened. Earlier in 2014, an attorney friend wrote Nussbaum a letter telling him that I was contemplating legal action unless I got a full accounting. Nussbaum called to inform me that the item referred to above had sold and that I could expect a check soon. Six weeks went by and there was no check. At that point I hired an attorney who had to take the antique store to the point of drawing up the papers for a law suit for me to get paid approximately 33-50% of the value of the goods I had left in Louisville. Of course, the attorney's fees constituted a significant portion of the small amount of proceeds I received from Nussbaum. So, there's my version of an unpleasant story. Draw your own conclusions.

Complete rip off! We bought an antique temple bell which was to be shipped to us that week. Its…read morebeen over a month and no bell. After the first 2 weeks, they said the UPS label had come off, that they had retrieved it and it was to be sent right out. Now another 2 weeks has past and I don't care what their story is anymore. They never shared tracking information for either of the 2 supposed shipments, despite my direct and repeat requests. Why not share the tracking number?