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Jack's Antiques
Eclectic treasures from the 1800s to the 20th century in a historic Berkeley space.
4.5
Art Gallery
$$$
Eclectic treasures from the 1800s to the 20th century in a historic Berkeley space.
Jack's Antiques is a Berkeley art gallery, furniture and home goods store housed in a historic space at 3021 Adeline St. The shop offers an eclectic collection from the 1800s to the mid-20th century, with hardwood floors, a grand staircase, and retro lighting that invite exploration. Reviewers praise beautiful inventory and fair prices, and note a welcoming, mom-and-daughter team; inventory evolves as new pieces arrive.
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Curated selection of vintage and antique furniture from various eras.
Unique artwork and decorative items for home and collection.
Eclectic mix of knick-knacks, lighting, and retro home accessories.
Insights into the historic space, including architecture and stories.
Personalized assistance to help find and select pieces for your needs.
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Overall rating
Mark A
Been there twice but not open even though this app sez they are. Call first!?
Leyda Velarde
A friend told me about this antique store and I decided to give it a try and do some shopping. I went and the door was closed, I called the number on the door and a gentlemen answered, I asked if this was the antique store and he responded rudely yes and I asked if they were closed because the door was locked and he continued rudely and said my show room is open is 4 minutes away, I asked where the address was and he said is on the door blah blah . I got so discouraged and just said never mind and hang up. Whoever the was the owner or just an employee should learn to answer the phone nicely.
Allan Bedwell
Amazing period pieces!
J
Great spot to browse and take it all in. Look beyond the Knick knacks at the interior of the historic space. Hardwood floors, grand staircase, retro lighting. Ask them about the history if you feel like getting into a conversation!
Chengyao Sun
James Stahlman
