While taking apart a statue, I dropped an arm on the floor, which broke it in half. I brought the…read morearm and the head (which had a previously broken & missing piece) to Art & Antique Restorations for repair. A week later, the arm was repaired like new and the missing piece on the head was recreated from scratch with a perfect paint match. Excellent work! If you have a collectible statue that needs repair, I highly recommend this shop!

Stay away. I had a picture cleaned and put in new frame. It was mount incorrectly and frame die not…read morecover corner of picture. I took it apart. They used another picture for the backing, used foam inside, pieced together the backing with used materials. Screws for hardware screwed in crooked at angles. Used hardware to hang picture. Offered me wire from a previous picture. Only thing new was the glass and frame which I returned all for $510.00 wasted money. Please do not aggravate yourself by using this unprofessional shop.

Simply fantastic and their prices are fair fair fair. We came back twice already. Great friendly…read morecustomer service, quick, love this guys.

Solid Job re framing this Munetaka Murakami Limited Jersey 10/10…read more Look forward to keep doing business in the future

Art Conservation Inc. also dba Atelier Art (per their pamphlet given - same address), was utilized…read moreby the insurance company that handled the damaged room divider claim from my recent move cross-country. I found the gentleman (name withheld due to privacy issues) who came to my house and telling me in person what I wanted to hear about the costs to repair both the aesthetics and the structure of this damaged piece of art, providing an opposite review and appraisal to the insurance company - costing my nearly 2/3rds of the requested and fair reimbursement as quoted from the Artist who constructed and painted the screen himself. The nail on this 'deceitful' coffin was the Appraiser's misrepresentation of the situation, calling the structural damage to my folding room divider to be caused by 'environmental' factors, when I had repeatedly contacted the movers before, during, and sadly after the move to absolutely crate the hand-painted screen flat, as the previous seven national movers had done; Mayflower, the movers, refused to do this though they promised in both verbal and written communications that they had received and would accommodate my request. Long story short, the craters forced the screen to close in a compact crate when each fold was designed to only close to about 14 degrees. This horrible, unprofessional, and unfair Appraiser has now cost me hundreds of dollars in reimbursement, and sadly to fight this legally with the insurance company would cost me more in legal fees than what I would have been fully reimbursed. After getting the lowball estimate, I contacted the gentleman at Art Conservation Inc directly, also copying the Insurance Adjuster, to ask for specific details of how he would proceed to repair my screen and to verify what he would do, as well as confirm the amount of time and work involved; I never heard a peep back, reinforcing that this company is truly unprofessional, uncommunicative, misleading, and lacking scruples.

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Great artist ! We had a mural painted on our fence, gorgeous ! Everything we wanted. Daniel is…read moreprofessional and so talented, as is his daughter, Samantha. His work is magnificent, beautiful colors, perfectly painted and stunning. :)

From the owner: A picture speaks a thousand words. At One Bear Productions in North Las Vegas, NV, a talented team…read moreof artists will help your business or organization send the right message with breathtaking mural paintings and custom signs. Clients can sit down with these knowledgeable art directors to create a unique, budget-friendly plan. This local graphic design studio specializes in non-digital graphic art for commercial businesses, non-profits, and institutions. From custom hand-painted signs to commissioned fine art pieces, these expert artisans turn ideas into unbelievable works of art. No matter the assigned director to your project, you can look forward to a vibrant mural or dazzling graphic. Are you searching for a muralist or commissioned painter? Dedicated to eliminating the limits on your imagination, One Bear Productions is the name you can trust for extraordinary artwork. Call them today at (702) 399-0094 to schedule a consultation or visit them online for more information.

Great customer service, super friendly and did an excellent job soldering my necklace.read more

This place was super easy to work with! We called and set up a time to meet for an estimate and had…read moremy wedding set of three rings sized down. Super reasonably priced and my rings were ready in just a couple days. My rings look new again. We will definitely return for future jewelry repair needs.

Ok my discerning friends, if you are looking to get your treasures,memorabilia,or precious…read morekeepsakes framed this is the place! I recently had something framed here and was delighted with the service,selection and professionalism they give to every customer! The quality of their work is First Rate all done in shop! They also house a great selection of art and such already framed up and ready to purchase in case you are hunting a "One of a kind" gift!

Monster Picture Framing did an amazing job on my poster. Better than expected. Highly recommended.read more

I drove to Chloride, Arizona in 2008 and my photos are from then. I took three friends there to…read moresee the murals on 12/3/18. They would not have seen the murals because it's a one and a half mile on a dirt road, rough in spots, from where the pavement ends and they wouldn't have driven their rental. You do not need high clearance nor 4 wheel drive, but with a regular car, you need to be more careful. Chloride was a counterculture spot during the 1960s and Mr. Purcell painted the murals in 1966. I went to visit in 2008 because I had read that he returned and repainted the murals in 2006. In the 10 years since I've been there, the murals have lost some of their brightness from our sun which fades things. I also have better photos from 2008 because I had my hiking boots and I hiked to the top of the ridge to see the town of Chloride and enjoy the view of some of the paintings on the top of the ridge. This is one of those places that you need to visit. The counterculture movement of the 1960s and Mr. Purcell's run ins with the authorities over marijuana and other things are a good part of the history of this area. I also visited a couple of abandoned mines in the area. There is one still a working mine with gates and warning signs about not entering.

This is totally free to drive in and see, so worth the trip!…read more When you enter the town of Chloride if you stop at the market you will see on the right hand side they will give you a map of the town and tell you how to get here. This was totally amazing. The road is all dirt to get here just make sure you are driving something that can handle the rocks and all. This was done out in no where. Totally nothing around just the town you drive through to get to it. A artist painted Murals and pictures all over the rocks out in this area. He use to work in the mines and he decide to paint and let me tell you he did a really nice job and it is very interesting! I love seeing things like this. I can only imagine how peaceful it was for him to paint out there. It was so quiet while we were there no one around. (Actually a little spooky feeling) Like the hills have eyes lol Make sure to have some walking shoes you can see the path to the paintings there are alot of rocks and all dirt. Not to far to drive if your taking a ride from Vegas. Head over the hoover dam and just keep going till you get to Chloride. You can read previous review and more about the artist here: http://www.purcellgalleries.com/about-roy/ http://www.purcellgalleries.com/gallery-2/ http://rogallery.com/purcell_roy/purcell-bio.htm This was so interesting to read how long ago he painted these rocks ~ Roy Purcell first gained national attention as an artist is 1966 when he painted "The Journey", 2000 square feet of murals on the granite cliff faces in the Cerbat Mountains near Chloride, Arizona. Make sure to take a trip to see this one day you will really enjoy seeing it! And explore the little town while your there, so much history there!

I Wish there was a 6th star, these guys are truly the Best! After a really awful experience with…read moretrying to purchase a new Yamaha Saxophone from Korea, it gets held up in Customs for some reason. After filling out a 3 page form, US customs kept saying it was incomplete, gave it 3 more tries, with a half a dozen phone calls, then after a month they denied my saxophone getting shipped, so FedEx sent it Back to Korea, and made me pay the $300 shipping and fees!! I'm from SoCal, and was told to call Kessler and Sons, I spoke to Dave, and they fixed me up right away, the Sax came in today and it plays PERFECT. Everyone reading the reviews about how "Kessler and Sons are the best in customer service" it's all true! Thanks Dave, you guys are great!!

Guy , at counter is very rude we got there at 530 pm with my daughter and they closed at 6 pm , to…read morerent instrument he said he would not help us , there no time they closed at 6 pm ,