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Attenson's Coventry Antiques and Books
Attenson's Coventry Antiques and Books: A two-level treasure trove of antiques and books.
3.9
Retail Store
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Attenson's Coventry Antiques and Books: A two-level treasure trove of antiques and books.
Attenson's Coventry Antiques and Books in Cleveland Heights invites visitors to explore a large two-level shop filled with antiques and books. Customers praise friendly, helpful staff and a broad selection at appealing prices. Some reviews note pricing and organization can vary, with a few areas appearing less tidy, but many treasures await collectors and gift seekers alike.
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Browse a wide selection of antiques, home goods, and collectibles from various eras, with items ranging from furniture to decorative pieces.
Explore an extensive assortment of books, including rare finds, used titles, and literary classics, perfect for readers and collectors.
Professional estate sale management for fine homes, offering quality furnishings and unique items through organized sales events.
Enjoy a curated browsing experience across upstairs and downstairs areas, with opportunities to discover hidden gems and nostalgic artifacts.
Find items from local artists and historical memorabilia, adding character and community connection to your collection.
Overall rating
M.David Chambers
Neat place
Michael Williams
Jordyn K
Very cool place! Nice and helpful staff. Lots of items and very well priced. Large store - upstairs and downstairs. Definitely recommend!
Ayvee
Small shop but clean and friendly. Was a bit crowded when we were there, which makes it hard to move a bit.
Makayla Jones
My friend & I went here on a whim while visiting.. at first we were in awe of everything in there. As we kept browsing we noticed items that belong to a very specific time in U.S. history. Which was very shocking to see these items being sold in antique shop when they belong in museums. Especially to add that I never thought I would something like especially being in an area like Cleveland Heights where diversity is beyond welcomed. As a mixed race woman any establishment that feels ok selling these type of items wouldn’t receive any of my attention. I will be including a photo of the items in the shop. These dolls are “Sambo and his wife Eliza,” for those not familiar with the history and meaning of this I implore to research and learn about the harmful history of this caricature.
Dan Miller
If you enjoy being talked down to, ignored, and treated like an inconvenience, Mitchell Attenson’s estate sales are for you. My wife and I regularly attend professional estate sales at fine homes with quality furnishings — sales where the goal is actually to sell items. This was the opposite. Prices were laughably inflated, which is common enough, but the real issue is the man himself. Mitch is rude, condescending, and can’t even look you in the eye. He babbles half-answers, then walks away before you can respond. At one sale, I watched an elderly man struggling to carry a TV up a flight of stairs while Mitch and his staff stood by doing nothing. I stepped in to help — Mitch didn’t even bother to thank me. That told me everything I needed to know. There’s a big difference between negotiating and just being a jerk. This was my first and last Attenson estate sale.
