Cobblestone Too

I finally found the piece I was looking for here! Kyle and his other associate were very helpful and friendly. They helped me measure out the pieces I was interested in. The store looks and smells clean. Above all, the prices were very fair and I’m so happy with what I found! I will definitely be coming back.

I have furnished different rooms in my house over the years with the fab finds I have found here. Lots of fun going in to the store. You never know what treasure awaits.

I like this store. The inventory is funky and classic with everything in between. I usually shop their sales and can find a good deal on a prize.

I love cobblestone. They are always reasonable when negotiating prices, especially on jewelry. Jesse is the best. He knows my style and taste and when I show up, he’s ready to for them to me.

I have been going to Cobblestone Too and their estate sales for years. There are many poor reviews complaining about their prices. Anyone who thinks this is the final price point is a sucker. All of their prices are negotiable and I have found some amazing deals, especially with large pieces of furniture. The people are incredibly friendly and are up front about their negotiable prices. Obviously the estate sales are the best bet since the store will usually only have the left overs from the estate sales. I probably shouldn’t tell you this (for my own selfish interest), but get on their email list to find the best estate sales around the greater Denver area!!!

I’ve not been to the store so this review is strictly for their estate sales, although as it’s the same company I’m not sure why they should be mutually exclusive.
I have attended a few of their estate sales now so I feel like I can give a fair review. Honestly, I came away from their most recent estate sale specifically feeling like I had to Unilocal about it, if nothing else but to warn others. I was so glad to see that a few others had also had the same experience! They price their «vintage/​modern» items like you’re paying retail and you can definitely buy them cheaper on Etsy or Ebay, shipping included. The staff is usually nice enough. The last day of their latest event, they eventually tried to haggle with me but the exorbitant prices were enough to put me out of the mood for haggling. And I was disappointed at how the sale was handled. I felt bad for whoever’s family hired them because I was there day 1 and by day 4, so much was left unsold! Important things to think about as a customer or a client…

I’m not a professional Antiquer, so I can’t speak to the sticker shock some other Unilocalers mentioned. However, my dad IS one, and he actually bought a couple items here to ship back and sell in his own California antique store. So, the prices can’t have been too steep!
I ended up buying a hanging lamp for my own home. It did seem a little expensive for what it was, though I was informed it was made by a well known mid-​mod ceramic artist whose name I can’t remember. As we were checking out, a thought hit me and I asked, should we plug it in to make sure it works? I was assured it did… no need to verify. Okay then.
Well, upon getting it home, we realized that there was no way to turn the darn thing on! No toggle on the cord. No pull string near the socket. We ended up having to replace the entire ballast with one that had a pull string. Not a huge deal, but kind of a pain in the booty. Had I just taken the extra time to plug it in at the store, we would’ve seen this and been able to negotiate a much lower price, I’m sure. It’s working now, and it’s a beautiful lamp… but you know, Caveat Emptor: Let The Buyer Plug Stuff In Before Purchasing.
The owner did give us a free umbrella, though. So there’s that. Nice people… just be sure to check things out before finalizing your deal.

I actually found some real bargains and a joyous mix of the rediculous. lavish mammoth lamps from the 1960’s, garish jewelry mixed with some better costume and native American pieces. A dope collection of 1970’s era Elvis magazines?
Its odd and peculiar and I like that. and Kyle is super nice.

This place has mediocre stuff. Very few antiques. A lot of retro and Asian styled furniture. My main complaint is that a simple dresser or coffee table (used and well worn in) will be marked up 3x what it is worth. They greet you at the door and tell you that prices are negotiable anywhere from 30−70% off the item but after you have seen the outlandish price tag who wants to try to reason with these people.

I wavered between giving three and four stars. I’ve driven by this place so many times, but only stopped in for the first time recently. The staff is friendly and they make a point to tell you that they will negotiate on prices. That being said, I got a pretty good sticker shock as we walked through the store. I suppose they’ve got more antiques than just plain olé used furniture, and the prices reflect that. They do have nice sets of items, such as china and bedroom sets. The wood looks real and sturdy. While I didn’t find anything that fit my budget, I made a mental note that if I had a lot more money to burn for furniture and other household items, I’d come back here and see what they’ve got.