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November 2021 by Ryan Brechlin
Don Barese is an expert in his field. He is a straightforward and honest art dealer, antiques buyer, and a credit to his field. His experience and depth of knowledge is astonishing. If you are looking to sell a painting or liquidate an estate collection, look no further.
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November 2021 by Mark Leiman
Does not like to deal with dealers; is too afraid to leave a dollar on the table. Received a call wasn’t worth argument; I deleted the rest. Be wary.
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June 2021 by Peggy Morris
I can’t thank Don enough for all his help, wisdom and knowledge. I highly recommend his services. He is honest and just an impeccable person. I would give him a million stars if I could.
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July 2019 by Keith Barton
don bought my gold and silver and gave me a great piece. the conversation alone was worth the trip there. Don is a great guy. I highly recommend doing business with Don.
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March 2019 by Marjorie G. Clark
Prepare to be overwhelmed- the store is filled with beautiful art, jewelry, and collectibles of all kinds. Whatever your looking for you will likely find. You'll also find Don to be an astute and accessible curator who loves antiques and art, the business of accumulating and liquidating. He's not always there because he sells estates and is often at auctions, so call ahead. If you like minimalist boutiques this isn't for you. If you're comfortable and excited in your grandmother's attic, consider yourself home.
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March 2019 by Alison Pate
I had a wonderful experience!! Everyone needs to to this beautiful place!! Don is a precious person, he is personable and knowledgeable! He is a fantastic person!! He is so intelligent and so warm!! I have not enough wonderful words to say about him and his business!!!
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January 2019 by F L
The best place to sell gold and silver that I have found. Very fair and no games
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April 2014 by A M.
We used to go here, but never felt welcome. In fact, we were made to feel as if we were annoying him by - gasp! - actually purchasing items in his store! The problem is that we're dealers, and he acts like he's petrified he's going to sell us something that we might make a little money on. And this from a guy who's in the business of making money (a LOT in some cases) on other people's items! Doesn't make sense, huh? It's very disappointing and even though we like his merchandise, it's just not worth it to feel like that. So we just go to places where proprietors appreciate our business and understand how it all works.
