I purchased a 1935 Connecticut Commemorative Half Dollar for $200 from this store with a bit too…read moremuch trust... the gentleman working the counter was pushing the notion of the coin being of an exceptional grade, which would prompt a significant price jump if graded by a professional grading service- I didn't have a jeweler's loupe with me and my eyes aren't quite trained on grading, so I trusted his judgement. After purchasing and having a local coin dealer authenticate it, they stated that it has irrefutable evidence of the coin being cleaned, which certainly affects the value of the coin. He offered me $100 to take it off my hands. Either this individual has no idea what he's doing, or he is completely cognizant and a slimy salesman. I doubt I'll return to the store under any circumstance.

this place is amazing. They have gotten lots of new dealers in the last year. There are more than…read more50 dealers lots of variety of things, including boutique items, namebrand, purses, namebrand clothing, man, cave decor, inspirational books, and so much more the people who work there are so friendly and helpful. We got to check it out if you have never been.

This is a great little antique and gift mall with a wide variety of items to offer. From furniture,…read moreantiques, decor, (especially western and country), floral, yard art, and even an awesome little book store in the back corner. And while you're there, you can stop for a delicious lunch in the "Sweet Aroma's" cafe.

What a find!! Fred and his team took excellent care of my clock needs!…read more I've had a tiny cuckoo clock (except there is no cuckoo bird!) that my dad had brought home from Germany in the early 1950's. I don't remember ever seeing it run. I've had it for years and finally decided we should get it looked at. I had another mantel clock that needed service because a new battery did not make it run. Took them both to Promenade Clocks. The cost to repair/clean them was totally reasonable. And they were both ready for pickup in less than a week! Fred and his shop is a treasure right here in Richardson! It's almost like a time museum. Fred showed us around and he really knows his clocks! We loved hearing the stories and how many of the clocks work and their history. Lots of one-of-a-kind clocks available for purchase.

Dropped a wall clock off for repair and was told it would take 10 days..they called me after only 5…read moredays...come get your clock! We are thrilled to have this back and working! Thx for the fast and efficient service

Bill did a fine job in recaning an old office chair for me. He also gave me some helpful…read moremaintenance tips for the cane.

The rush chair bottoms I brought in were all pretty tattered but now they look good as new! Great…read morejob.

The people at JLA Treasures are very personable and will go out of their way to help you. Their…read moreappraisals are very thorough and helpful. I'm into antiques and rare collectibles, and I was impressed with their knowledge on automobiles.

Shopped for 2 days at one of JLA's estate sales. Wonderful, kind people working for Carol. Two…read morehelped bag my purchases and carried them to my car during a very busy and crowded time. Prices were fair and clearly marked, and staff was available to answer questions without my having to find one. Merchandise organized and displayed well, making shopping easy. Despite this being a huge sale attended by a large crowd, the atmosphere was quiet and calm, especially noted at Carol's checkout. I'll be following future sales. It was an enjoyable shopping experience.