Euro Classics Antiques

My friend and I decided to make a day out of exploring Clintonville and this antique shop was right in the middle of our stops, so we just had to go in and poke around. They have a great collection of large furniture from the early 1900s, along with so many really old bikes, and chairs too. While the smaller items aren't quite as abundant, I was really stoked to see an old pottery piece. I knew it was made in Zanesville just by looking at it (my home town), but I was so pleased to learn that it really was by checking the stamp underneath.Overall, this place has a great selection of curated antiques. If you're looking for something specifically early 1900s or maybe just some old chairs to jazz up, definitely check in here.P.S. Social distancing, hand sanitizer, and masks were all enforced.

I was just idly browsing (which someone recommended against doing in a previous review) after a workout class nearby and was surprised by how beautiful the furniture was! I have no idea what the right price of the pieces should be, although they did seem quite expensive, so I won't try to be an antiques expert all of a sudden. I did get to meet Felix the cat, and the store lady was very nice about telling me about Felix and showing me Felix's brother in the back. I literally just sat there and petted Felix for 15 minutes, and the store lady was really friendly and nice about everything. I thought it would be a more posh place considering the prices, but not at all! I will be back to pet Felix! When I make the big bucks, I will be back to help pay for Felix's food bills and buy some furniture. =^-^=

When visiting Euro Classics Furniture in Clintonville expect two things: the best selection of Arts & Crafts-style furniture in the city and very high prices. Maybe I'm just naive, but I was blown away by the prices of this furniture. I loved the look of a particular desk near the front of the store. I expected it to be pricey -- maybe a $1000-1500 bucks. Maybe two grand at the most. Then I looked at the price tag. I won't mention here what it cost. Let's just say that it was significantly more than my meager estimate. If you're looking for some ultra-high-end Mission/Arts & Crafts furniture, check out Euro Classics. The owner, Pedro, is extremely friendly and willing to show you around the multiple rooms of goods.

Darn, I thought I'd reviewed this already.I needed some help unlocking an heirloom cedar chest. My barber, just down the block, recommended these folks. Service was great. I left it for a few days and they opened it, for $20. They have some great furniture, amazing stuff, with commensurate prices. There's a cat hanging around. It's just a cool little store, with great merchandise, and friendly owners.

I found a 41-drawer Globe Wierneke file cabinet in their postings and kept going back to look at it. After sending me additional photos and information they were kind enough to hold it for me for a few days so I could drive down from Minnesota to pick it up. The piece was in good condition, very clean for an antique and exactly as advertised. Service was excellent. They helped me get it safely loaded in my truck for the trip back. The piece now sits in my home office filled with my craft and hobby supplies. It's exactly what I wanted even though a hadn't realized I was looking for it. I couldn't be happier. And as a bonus while I was looking through the drawers I found one of the original paper listings dated August 17, 1906. Fun!

Euro Classics is great, they have beautiful furniture at a range of prices. And they are OPEN for business, not closed as Yelp currently states.

Very nice store with very nice items. Seems to be almost exclusively arts and crafts style along with the prices that usually calls for. If that is your thing and you can afford it you should be very happy. Not the best for just idle browsing though.