Assemblage’

Another antique store that was hit during the trip. Selection was okay. Nothing too outside the box compared to the other places that I visited during the trip. It was well organized and prices were reasonable and fair market value. Customer service was great.

May 2014 I purchased 4 dining chairs from Martin Duffy. Paid him an additional $ 200 to re-​glue a few of the chairs and to replace all four leather seats. In July, still waiting for repairs to be finished, I cancelled the seat replacement. In November glue repair was complete. Asked for a credit to my credit card for cancelled repair & was told he wouldn’t do it but would mail check. Sent many letters/​emails — no response. Telephoned in ⁰²⁄₁₅ and he told me my refund would only be $ 65 & check to be mailed. Check bounced. He wrote check on a closed account which is check fraud. In ⁰³⁄₂₀₁₅ filed complaint with BBB. Notified on 05/​19/​2015 they could do nothing as there was no response from Mr. Duffy. They suggested I contact State Attorney General’s office or Dept. of Consumer Protection.

Can’t wait to go back! Eclectic mix of great finds. Treasures abound!

I walked in here by luck. I was on a quick lunch break and could see the vintage furnishings from across the street. Its a pretty interesting location in Pioneer Square. I would have never known it existed had I not had to stop by the King county metro lost and found. We walked in, were greeted by a very friendly gentleman and then my eyes were totally occupied by all the treasures. There were so many great things! Unique! And I was pleasantly surprised at how reasonable the prices were. I use to live down the street from ten22 for years. Love it there but more affordable here at Assemblage. Its huge and they have a private off site warehouse with more inventory. Did not get a chance to purchase anything today but will do in time. That’s when I’ll add my 5^th start. Cheaper than the pike place market antique mall.