Jere’s Antiques

This is one of the best Antique stores in town. I have purchased close to 20 different pieces over a very long time. I travel here monthly and always bring back some goodies.

If you’re into really top notch quality imported antique wood furniture, look no further than Jere’s. The place is huge, just goes on and on and has incoming shipments weekly. There are all sorts of tables, chairs, complete bars, a huge assortment of grandfather and grandmother clocks, all sorts of things to numerable to mention with finds that are both expected and unexpected.
For example I looked at a complete bar. The price was $ 38,000. Now, that may seem pricey but in fact it was more than reasonable, astonishingly so for what it was. First, there is no way one could duplicate it with its intricate hand carvings and solid mahogany wood for $ 38,000 and second, I’ve seen nearly the same at other places but of lesser quality for nearly double that amount.
From the outside, Jere’s is deceiving. It just don’t look nearly as big as it actually is inside and there is no way one would think it could contain such a vast inventory or that the inventory would have such a high rate of turnover. For the antique furniture shopper it’s a gem. All of the antiques are European and English originals. They don’t carry inferior reproductions or replicas others so commonly imported from India, Pakistan, Vietnam, China or like areas, but they do have a «bespoke» workshop in which they painstakingly produce exact copies using period techniques of workmanship along with hundred year old real woods.
There is also a good number of varying European chandeliers which they have either wired in order to electrify or rewire in order to meet modern day standards of safety, all at what I would consider to be reasonable in price but at what amounts to being a practical steal compared to what you might find amongst the antique shops of other places, particularly those of New York City.

Tons of furniture seem to be pretty reasonably priced most of it all in great condition staff was very nice and helpful
If you’re looking for something definitely check with them they have containers come in every week or so so they would be able to find it if they don’t have it

If you don’t find the old furniture piece you are looking for in this monstrous warehouse then perhaps it just doesn’t exist. Prices seem high but you might save money overall because you can end your search today! Nice folks too.

30,000 sq.ft. Of HUGE furniture. They said it comes over from Europe every 3 – 4 weeks. The prices are stupid expensive! I don’t understand how anything is sold. It’s a neat place to walk around though.

Even if you aren’t really into antiques, this i\s a neat place to go in and look around.
Jere’s in an old warehouse on Jefferson, right near River Street. It’s huge and closes at 5pm every day so if you want to get a look at everything, go in by at least 4pm. It’s 2 or 3 stories, and has multiple upstairs rooms that are unlinked so just when I thought I was done looking around, I ‘d discover another staircase leading up to yet another room FULL of Furniture.
Oh yea, did I mention this store is full of nothing but furniture. I think Jere has more antique furniture in his warehouse/​store than all of the antique furniture in all of the homes in Savannah combined. I’m talking about a room full of wooden chairs stacked on top of each other and hanging from the ceiling– hundreds!, 10 or 20 of those huge gorgeous antique pub bars– that I would love to have in my home but would look ridiculous, dressers, armories, dining room tables, mirrors, etc.
The one downside of Jere’s is it is EXPENSIVE. I’m not going to say it’s not worth it because I don’t deal in antique furniture, but I will say I can get similar elsewhere for much, much less. I’ve heard from a few people he’ll cut pretty good deals, but even then it’s more than I’m willing to pay. Still, I love to go in and look around the old warehouse.