This is a beautiful antique store in Seymour. They have so many amazing things! Good service with a…read morelot of information about their antiques. They're closed on Monday. They're popular. There were people there shopping for their new home, their wedding. Beautiful store.

Very nice, quaint little business. Lovely staff, Beautiful dish ware and kitchenware selection. If…read moreonly I had a house to put it in! Smells wonderful in here! I recommend stopping by

THIS IS NOT YOURE EVERYDAY "SIDE OF THE ROAD" ANTIQUES STORE…read more Westport has been one of my Old Haunts from the late 80's. The days of Fudruckers, Il Molino and Haagen Dazs Ice cream shop. I was in town driving down The Post Rd. and eyed this "Leonce Antiques" store on the side of the road so I pulled in and checked it out. I've always had a thing for antiques and flea markets they're like interactive time capsules. Out In the front of the store is an eclectic array of antiques mostly pre turn of the Century stuff and as I walked inside I was shocked.... Leonce Antiques was like a European fine arts museum yet with a cool fun atmosphere given the owner Bernard was a fun, cool guy and too wealth of knowledge. There was one room with looked like an antiques silver vault, wall to wall sterling EVERYTHING: vases, urns, flatware, candelabras, another room all chandeliers, another room a whole wall of sconces. The place is deceptively HUGE...I wandered into the back and under a box of books I spy two vintage black leather chairs. Behold early 60's pair of Knoll office chairs...perfect...I need a set to go with my Nelson Bench. I get Bernard, he writes me up, we toss'em in the Jeep and I'm on my way. Leonce is a MUST CHECK-IT-OUT PLACE..Mostly European and early American higher end pieces....You won't find any of that corny Americana here. His collection is very eclectic....out in front all pre-turn of the Century pieces who would have guessed I would find a pair of mid century Knoll chairs!

I was skeptical about placing an order from an antique dealer 3000 plus miles away, and came away…read morepleasantly surprised. I ordered a silver cup as a present for my daughter, not only were the pictures of the item accurate, their over-the-phone help was great. The owner packed and shipped my item immediately, and I got it two days later. What service! The quality of the items they sell are above par, and I would recommend purchasing from them, as I would do so myself.

This is a good place to find a variety of antique items. We bought 3 art pieces. While we didn't…read moreget his name, the man assisting us was knowledgeable and helped answer questions about the art.

I had the pleasure of strolling the aisles and chatting with Guy early last month. He has an…read moreincredible variety of antiques and collectibles from all over the world, spanning the decades. I only walked away with a really rad vintage postcard (that he has racks of) because I only had a few minutes to look. But I cannot wait to go back and bring my dog, because they're happily welcome!

What a fun place to visit. They have lots of jewelry from all eras, some new and some used. The…read moreprices are reasonable and the people there are wonderful. PS to AM - You give everyone a bad review, don't you have anything nice to say about any business?

This is my new favorite store! I love collecting vintage jewelry and am used to spending hours…read morescouring the internet for unique pieces that are usually marked up to a ridiculous degree. This will no longer be the case for me thanks to Dawn's! The store is literally a dream for me, better than any vintage jewelry shops I've been to here in Brooklyn or Manhattan. There are pieces of every style/era on display, something for every type of jewelry collector. So so so much to look at, it is almost overwhelming (in a good way!). For ages I have been searching for the perfect pearl choker with no luck online or in stores, I found two at Dawn's. I can't wait for my next trip!

They were very nice to us. My wife bought some crystal and they could not have been nicer and more…read moreappreciative. Thank you.

This is a great little thrift shop in Branford that sells both household and clothing. For years I…read moreused to enjoy poking around and finding a treasure or two. In the last year the store has changed significantly. The clothing prices are now out of sight. This stores pricing is not in line with any thrift stores in the area. Name brand items have been picked out and priced separately some $25. I've even seen $49 These prices seem way out of line for a thrift store. thrifting is a hunt for treasure. It's no fun when all the treasures have been picked out and are so overpriced.

Left impressed today! Called JewelRestore after a jeweler more local to my CT residence wanted to…read moresend my Cartier directly to Cartier for a battery replacement, citing "being nervous" about not being able to reseal it properly. Was told by JewelRestore that once I came in, he would "priority handle" the watch and have it back to me within an hour. 55 minutes after arriving, I had my watch back, cleaned and with a new battery, running properly. Bravo! Worth the 25 min drive!

Horrible costumer service. This guy is not friendly, condescending, unpleasant attitude. Don't…read morerecommend.

Straddles the merchandising boundary between thrift and antique store. Most space is given to…read morereally nice furniture, so if you're frustrated with either end of the used-furniture spectrum, this may be your happy medium. Selection of other items feels "curated," so it's A+ for cute unusual finds, not a great source for boring household necessities. Everything is beautifully arranged, store smells good, and staff is super-nice. Pricing on items I checked was about what I expected for level of quality. If you want to take thrifting a friend who dislikes the clamor of ordinary thrifts, this is the store! It's in a cute little New England village-style complex with other stores, including Leo's Restaurant.

Often has some good things but prices seem high. Very picky about donations and not very gracious…read moreabout it. Safe Haven is a very worthy charity. I'd support their thrift shop more if the people there were nicer to deal with.

When a modern lady moves to a new town, there are 4 new people she must find immediately…read more Hairdresser, pharmacist, pizza-place and--most importantly of all--a good jeweller. I found Morris because I had a really thin gold chain that had knotted up. Let me put this bluntly. Morris isn't just the best guy in Fairfield county, it's quite possible he's the best I've met period. Yes, he unknotted my necklace--for FREE--but that was a happy coincidence that ended me up in NYC Jewelers. Morris--who is so kind and patient--has an AMAZING collection of estate jewelry that he himself buys at auctions & estate sales. The pieces are unique--an incredibly refreshing change from the corporate glut of Tiffany's, Zales and the Vera Wang Collection of wherever. Art Deco, fifties retro, and some precious stones that will make your jaw hit the floor. I have stopped by Morris' store on several occasions to feast my eyes on the baubles in front of me and the kid-in-the-candy-store comes out! I ask a thousand questions and try on a bunch of stuff. He patiently lets me try on whatever I want, even if I don't look like the kind of girl who has the cash to buy a particular piece. (Unemployment has its drawbacks kids.) Since he gets new pieces in regularly, each trip is a new visit to Candyland for me. About two months ago after a really lousy day, I almost bought a lovely diamond and sapphire bracelet set in white gold just to make the day nicer. As Morris was writing out the receipt, I was overcome with guilt for putting it on my credit card and backed out. Morris was more than fine with it, said he completely understood. No smug comments like you'd get elsewhere. He is not a pushy salesman like every other person who works in every other store in Westport. (Talking to you, ladies at Blue Mercury!) When Christmas rolled around, I sent my husband to see Morris. Now my better half is not a big spender by any means, but he struck a deal and I received a lovely set of two-carat sapphire earrings, set in gold and accented with diamonds. It was love at first sparkle! Good job Morris! Last Friday I popped in--I had cash money, it was my birthday--and that beautiful bracelet was still there! Yes, this time I bought it and Morris gave me an even better price than two months ago. He even threw in a set of aquamarine studs set in gold for free. Curious, I took the bracelet to be looked at by another jeweller. He appraised it at more than double what I'd paid! (And let me tell you what I could have gotten at Tiffany's for that money. Silver. Those tchotchke silver trinkets they peddle. Ick.) Morris, you're the man! He had about ten other pieces with which I am now currently smitten. You'll see them in the photos I'll attach. If you are buying your jewelry somewhere else, then you are just short-changing yourself. Morris is the owner. Everybody knows the owner gives you the best price. He's not working on commission, he's working to pay the rent on the place. I cannot underline how wonderful his store is and how unique the jewelry. It's a hidden gem when you're heading north on Post Road. He's after the small strip mall that has Calise's and a liquor store. It's a small house, close to the road. It does not say NY Jewelers on the front, merely "Estate Jewelry" in the window. I do not know how to describe the price range. You are buying fine jewelry after all, not hamburgers. I gave him $$ because for what you are purchasing, the prices are definitely moderate.

This man is everything bad about selling jewelry. He'll tell you the 2 standard comments to get you…read moreto deflate your ideas on what something is worth. These are the prime examples of bad faith in bargaining: 1. "Well the ring is a style that only a few people would want-I can't buy something like this -I'd have a hard time selling it. I have to I melt it down. I can pay you for the metal. " 2. After that statement, then these types say , I'm sorry, that's the best I can do ". He told me this when I had a ring with 9 (0.2 carat) good quality diamonds in the setting. And NO mention of the worth of the diamonds. 2. WALK OUT. Go get some other prices! When I did, he wanted me to "come back!". Don't trust him! These weren't accent stones- you don't remember, I remember clearly our interaction. This was a custom piece that was heavy gold and a large cluster of diamonds measuring 7/8 in. By 3/4 inches . It was not a cookie cutter mass produced ring. I stand by my statement.