Patricia's Gallery is in the Villas along Antique Row on Dixie Hwy in West Palm Beach. Antique Row…read morebegan as a handful of antique businesses that sprang up in the 1970's in an area that had been on the decline. By 1979 there were seven dealers on the 3700 block of Dixie Highway. Antique Row received a boost from a 1990's Architectural Digest article declaring it the best place in West Palm Beach to find treasures from 1920s Art Deco to mid-century modern. By 2003, Antique Row was drawing comparisons to the Rue de Beaune in Paris and New King's Road in London. Today trendy restaurants have joined the antique stores and there is a popular annual street fair. Patricia's Gallery is owned by the Countess Patricia Pingree-Clouet, a French curator, designer, and collector who hand picks antiques to mid century items from private collections, estates, and homes all over the world. Patricia worked for five years in Paris for the fashion house Coco Chanel under Karl Lagerfeld. Some of the items in the store Patricia designs herself. Prices are more than I can afford but I had fun looking. While I was browsing the gentleman working gave a very interesting lecture on Victorian era spoon warmer cups. They were filled with hot water so you could dip your spoon in and heat it before eating your soup during a time when the kitchen was often far from the dining room. One of the stores clients collects them and has repurposed them as individual flower vases at each place setting. I had never heard of them before so it was interesting to learn about them. I wish I could have stuck around for more stories. Perhaps another time.

Dishonorable business! Over the holiday weekend, I informed Patricia via Chairish that I had…read moreclients interested in a $$$$ table, and asked her to place a hold on it until the payment went through, which she did. The price at that point was $3400, and my portion of that was $340 - which is all I get paid for this sale. Because of the holiday, it took until Tuesday for my clients' payment to clear. At that point, I made an offer and inadvertently put in the retail price instead of the trade price. As soon as I sent it, I realized the error and messaged her, letting her know what had happened and asking her not to process it. I also tried to contact Chairish for help but their customer service is pretty much non-existent at this point. You cannot get ahold of them for days at a time. Nonetheless, the payment went through. I then messaged Patricia to ask her to please refund me the $340. She has declined to do so, saying that it is 'out of her hands' - which is patently ridiculous, since she can certainly mail me a check. I will not be buying from her again, and I am going to continue to pursue this matter.

Decided to stop here during the family vacation in August. We were greeted at the door and upon…read moreexiting regarding any questions. They have quite a few artist displays; however, the place is too warm, the carpets filthy and some of the prices are outrageous. If you are going to tout yourself as a true "Art Gallery", then spend the money to fix the A/C and replace the carpets. Ghetto Sheik is out these days.

"Difficult Staff" Since the moment I walked through the doors the nasty immature lady behind the…read morecounters was not happy with my type of COVID-19 Mask. She continued to tell me to only stand at the front and observe the artwork from the door and not to step anywhere in the building until she was done with her sandwich. She was yelling at me in an unknown language with food still in her mouth. Completely disrespectful!

Last year I bought two gorgeous orange lucite , mid-century lamps and I absolutely love them! I've…read morebeen back several times since and will definitely purchase from here again. Everyone at this store is so helpful and kind.

My daughter had just given me two $500 visa gift cards. I've been to the store numerous times and…read moreso I had to also make a stop at the post office so I parked in his parking lot because I knew I was going to loop back around. The man in store ASSUMED I was just parking there but didn't plan to shop, even though two others had pulled in and never entered his store and it was only me he chased down the street yelling HEY NO PARKING! I explained I had planned to come back around, but I had to stop at the post office first, I also explained I had been in his store numerous times. He was extremely rude so I went and moved my car because there was actually a parking spot closer to the post office! So I guess no need for me to walk back and spend my thousand dollars in his store. I will never walk foot in there again. And just for further reference his stuff is way overpriced and not worth at all what he's asking. The two other times I was in, I was dressed extremely nice, today just jeans & a pretty simple shirt. The crappy car he sssumed was mine, that had parked next to me and didn't stop in his store. He let that man just walk on by because it's easier to harass a 53 old woman. I guess he thought that was crap car was mine and he just didn't think I had enough money to shop in his store. Well, I have a lot more money than you think and I also have a big mouth so I will continue telling everybody where NOT to shop! Don't assume anything! RUDE! If you're going to make it a point to chase down people don't pick and choose who you think is going to make it easier target or who you think wouldn't have the money to shop in your store- my thousand dollars will be spent somewhere else now. You should have waited for ALL FOUR people who parked there same time I did to all come back to their cars, THEN YOU'D know who didn't shop there. Pretty discriminatory! it's Christmas, pretty safe to ASSUME RATHER that people may have more than one stop! I can guarantee the next time this person tries to get in my face and chase me down the street. They're going to get knocked the F out!

St. Frank is a home goods store located in Palm Beach. The company was founded in 2013 by Christina…read moreBryant and Steph Peng who created the company to sell hand made items while helping artisans in poverty stricken countries. They started out as a web based business selling framed textiles and from there expanded to selling pillows, blankets, tableware, and wall paper. Their flagship store is in San Francisco. Palm Beach is their fifth store and when they launched it they also debuted their bedding line. They also opened a pop up shop in Royal Poinciana Plaza. According to St. Frank's website "Our line consists of three parts - contemporary handmade, vintage, & printed pieces. We work with artisans in under-resourced settings, supporting quality jobs & preserving heritage crafts. Vintage items are sourced from small businesses in these settings, upcycling to minimize our environmental footprint. Print reproductions benefit our artisan partners via royalties & our Artisan Support Fund." For instance all of the red clay pieces are made by a woman's cooperative in Oxacana, Mexico. Items for sale include art, textiles, furniture, home decor, candles, jewelry, and gift items. Prices are on the expensive side. A pillow listed on the website costs $300 while a framed textile is over $10,000. On the cheaper end is a $25 key chain. Items are sourced from around the world including Africa. India, and South America. When you purchase pieces from the store you are helping to support artists in impoverished countries. If you want your home to look like you travel the world with out leaving Palm Beach, you have boho vibes, and money is no object, St. Frank may be the store for you. Everything is gorgeous but out of my price range but it was still fun to window shop. If I ever win the lottery I will definitely be shopping here for my Palm Beach mansion.

Yes they have beautiful things and a beautiful showroom. Some of sales people definitely give you…read morea very judging once over when you enter the store. They have a few reasonably priced items but most are very highly marked up. I have seen the same exact thing (identical item & brands) for far less in other local shops. The retail space is not how they make their money... It's whole house decorating. So they don't really care if you buy in the store. But a fun place to look around for decorating ideas.

The best place for interesting home furniture in the area. When l redo my home ...they will be…read morethe people l work with. They also have a nice gifts such as hand blown wine glasses with fish, sea turtles etc , picture frames and shell boxes.

I called the painted ox and they were eager to help me fix my chair…read more The leg was loose. Now I have four antique orange chairs that I need to paint and reupholster. I don't know if the price is worth the work that needs to be done.

Interesting place, retro furniture that is beautifully renovated. The paint is glossy and gorgeous…read morecolors and Lucious fabrics. We didn't buy anything but been there 3 times to browse. They are pretty cool with visitors . My sister bought a cabinet and a mirror. The store will moving.

I just got back from a gorgeous day of shopping in Palm Beach. I decided to take advantage of the…read morebeautiful weather and stroll around antique row in West Palm Beach. Having had such a wonderful encounter with Heath and Co. (also in Antique Row) I wanted to see what else I could discover along the "Row". Well, much to my pleasure I found Re Vue Antiques. The owner whose name is Sonny was a charming and very likeable gentleman. He has a very lovely and well-appointed store. He has a very large variety of furnishings and brick-a-brack, as well as an amazing selection of lucite items. I was hoping to chip away at my Christmas list and was happily satisfied. Sonny was very kind in that I told him I was looking for a couple of small, but nice gifts for family. He steered me to a fabulous display of small crystal pieces. (It was an impressive variety to be sure, with all kinds and names to choose from.) I wound up purchasing a couple of small Lalique pieces, at a VERY reasonable price. (Happily for me, prices had flexibility!) My opinion of Re Vue is that for a great selection (as well as selections to satisfy any budget), it's a must visit. I literally spent a good hour just trying to see everything he has to sell. I will definitely return and I would recommend to anyone that a better day could not be spent strolling around, this treasure trove.

Sold my table. A vetted Antiques dealer on 1st Dibs. Marly was great in selling this table. Check…read moreout their beautiful showroom. If interested in selling a item reach out to Marly. Honest Dealer and committed to doing a execellent job.

One of the best auctions I have dealt with, reliable,honest great customer service,and beautiful…read moremerchandise, really great stuff,.A real pleasure to do business with