Lots of interesting stuff to poke through, and enough turnover to make it a stop while driving…read morethrough. Some really nice, one of a kind items, to include large furniture pieces. Some of them, while appearing pricey, are actually very good prices for solid wood, vintage antiques. Lots of carved wood, barleycorn legs, etc. If you're looking for a dynamic piece to accent a room, and you like furniture that wouldn't be out of place in a manor house, you really need to stop in and look! Friendly, helpful staff!

I stop here about once a year, the quality of the antiques is awesome, it is curated beautifully…read moreand has price points that could fit any budget. The outside spaces are full of deals! They require a little hunting and imagination but offer something for everyone. The lady at the front desk who checked me out was so sweet and helpful! I bought a beautiful iron mermaid that will have a new home in California above my pool! My husband even found a bunch of fun stuff! Worth the stop if you are passing through!

Houston's best destination for resale items. Lots of vintage and pretty things. I love their…read morediscount on items over time, clearly outlined on price tags. It feels like an estate sales store. I love how the ladies working keep everything beautifully organized. It's such a delightful shopping experience. I will definitely be back.

RATING ON APPAREL CONSIGNMENT SITE ONLY: Consignments are…read morebooked via the website, beginning @ 9:00 a.m. on the 26th of each month. Unfortunately, the Apparel site is fully booked within 2 minutes after opening. The Household Goods Consignment appointment site is easy to work, and one is able to readily book appointments. All in all Charity Guild of Catholic Women is an excellent organization, but needs work on the Apparel Appointment Website.

I just had a 2nd antique clock serviced by Chappell Jordan. This one was a 175-year-old marble and…read morepatinated bronze French Figural Clock. The clock's movement hadn't been serviced in over 116 years according to the 2 November 1910 inscription on the pendulum bracket by its previous servicer. Also, the clock's marble base was missing most of the Roman numerals that were formerly attached to it to serve as the dial. Bernie Maya of Chappell Jordan completely cleaned and serviced the movement and bell such that the clock mechanism now looks brand new and the clock runs like new. Bernie also polished the marble and installed new Roman numerals for the dial on the clocks marble block. What a magnificent job ! Chappell Jordan hit it out of the ballpark again !

In 2012 we had them overhaul our 19th century Seth Thomas clock. Today it is still going strong…read more More recently they serviced three of our other clocks which are 50 to 75+ years old. This is a very knowledgeable group and experienced group.

This place doesn't answer the phone during operating hours nor return calls!…read more Their website said they were open so we drove there to find out the place was dark and the door was locked. I do NOT Recommend!

If you are looking for the most experienced and knowledgeable clock repair man in the city of…read moreHouston, Steve Woodruff at Clock Country is the man to see. I bought an 1830 French Clock from an antique dealer in Italy about 2 1/2 years ago. It was shipped to Houston via UPS. After I brought the box in the house and opened it I found the clock had been poorly packaged and the back glass was shattered and interspersed with the gears of the clock such that it wouldn't work. UPS said their shipping insurance only covers boxes opened in the presence of their UPS driver, not after you take the boxinto your home, even though I emailed UPS immediately the same day after opening the package and finding my broken clock. I researched clock repair shops in Houston and took the clock to Steve Woodward at Clock Country. Steve quickly partially disassembled the clock in front of me and recommended a complete cleaning and replacement of the broken back glass. After numerous disassemblies and reassemblies of the clock and checking it's time, Steve discovered that the large gear on the 4th wheel of the clock was very slightly bent, causing the clock to stop each time a few days after rewinding. Fortunately, Steve is tenacious and likes a challenge. He said we wanted to keep working on the clock until he got it running property. He succeeded and I picked up my clock just recently after almost 2 3/4 years. Thank you Steve !