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EXPLORE | | | | | | | S Dixie Hwy and Central Dr
West Palm Beach,
FL
33405
| | | | | Description: WEST PALM BEACH. This stretch of wonderful shops occupies six city blocks and features a diverse mixture of merchandise that's sure to please connoisseurs and casual shoppers alike. Almost anything you could need or want to beautify your home is available, from accessories and lighting fixtures to antiques from a variety of periods and countries. If you've got time to browse, this district will provide hours of enjoyment. If your time is limited, you can quickly press through and check out what catches your eye first or interests you most.
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| 233 Peruvian Ave
Palm Beach,
FL
33480
561-832-1000 | | | | | Description: PALM BEACH. Antique clocks from the 17th to 19th centuries are this fantastic shop's specialty, and clock connoisseurs are always delighted by the wonderful assortment of timepieces available. Gerhard M. Hutter, a master horologist, maintains the shop and also creates skeleton clocks, which provide a glimpse into the intricate workings of wind-up technology.
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| 820 S Dixie Hwy
West Palm Beach,
FL
33401
561-835-1319 | | | | | Description: WEST PALM BEACH. High-ceilinged and bathed by abundant light, this lovely shop boasts stately, elegant, traditional pieces. Beautiful displays highlight French furniture from the 18th and 19th centuries, including armoires, desks, occasional tables, and a wide selection of marble-topped chests and dressers. Gilt mirrors are a specialty, and trumeaux can also be found, along with chandeliers and dining room pieces. The shop has developed a reputation for its stock of marble and limestone mantels, which create a great focal point in any room. Accessories are also available, and the merchandise, although pricey, is well worth the expense.
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| 329 Worth Ave
Palm Beach,
FL
33480
561-655-5774 | | | | | Description: PALM BEACH. In Dunville's long, narrow space, you'll find beautifully appointed vignettes of French and English antiques, set off by saturated wall colors. The 18th and 19th centuries are well represented with chests, tables, accent chairs, dining room suites, secretaries, and case clocks. Other high-quality merchandise includes Chinese porcelain lamps, silver accessories, and a collection of artwork that features oils, hunt scenes, and botanicals. Great design fodder for proponents of traditional interiors.
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| 240 Worth Ave
Palm Beach,
FL
33480
561-833-9893 | | | | | Description: PALM BEACH. Well stocked with European antiques and a wealth of beautiful objects, Spencer is one of the more prominent establishments along Worth Avenue. The gallery carries items from a range of periods but concentrates on the fertile outpouring of the Decorative Arts period (from 1830 to 1930). Included in this time frame are Art Deco and Art Nouveau pieces, along with the great glasswork of Tiffany, Lalique, Gallé, and Daum. Other decorative items include chandeliers, gilt-framed oil paintings, ormolu-accented clocks, marble statuary, bronzes, silver and china services, estate jewelry, candelabra, and dressing table sets. Dramatic, focal point objects are available to add character to rooms, and a fantastic supply of porcelains and Asian art items will delight those with a taste for the exotic.
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