Jere's Antiques

This place is huge! Mean it's a huge old building downtown! It has EVERYTHING IT AMAZING and they are there to help. I love this selection of stained glass windows. A must do!

This is, without a doubt, the most incredible source for antique furniture around. Picture three huge floors in a large warehouse packed with beautiful, ornately-carved cabinets, stained glass and mirrored bars, and gorgeous chairs and chests. And that's not even the best part. The best part is the owner, Jerry. My husband and I purchased an amazing piece for our kitchen when we traveled to Savannah from Virginia. Jerry gave us a great deal.

When we arrived home we realized it wouldn't fit so I called Jerry and he kindly refunded our payment, wishing us well and telling me he hoped the next time we were in Savannah we would find something else we loved. I will absolutely be back the next time we're there. Don't miss this place. You won't regret it.

We absolutely did not expect to walk into one of the largest and most unique antique stores we have ever seen. The storefront does not do justice to the inside of this enormous shop that essentially carries everything - chairs, dressers, vanities, fireplaces, bars, etc. The entire upstairs is full of chairs - a true spectacle. Albeit the prices were steep, we thoroughly enjoyed visiting and taking in the beauty of antique furniture.

My husband and I have visited Jere's on every trip we make to Savannah and we look forward to it every year! The first few times we visited we stopped in not knowing what Jere's was all about. We were blown away! Jere is truly the LARGEST and BEST importer of fine English antiques. He has everything and anything. Last year we bought our first antique pieces from Jere's and it was such a memorable experience.

We visited Jere's again this week and we were just as excited to see what was new and we got some beautiful statement chairs. We both want to thank Adam for his friendly and over the top service. This is a HUGE building and it's easy to get lost. Adam guided us throughout the building to make sure we saw every room and didn't miss anything. When we were looking for something specific Adam knew exactly which pieces to show us!

We are so happy with the antiques that we've found at your shop. They make our house special with the memories from our trips to Savannah and also the memories they carry from years past.

It closes at 5pm. Don't waste you're time going in at 4:55 PM to make a small loop. Woman is quite rude, very voisterous, and disrespectful to her customers. She could have kindly stated, " could you make a quick loop so we can close up and shut the lights off at 5pm?" But harassed us at 4:57 PM ( we were literally 20 steps from the exit) to get out. I've never felt so disrespected by a store owner!

I am an interior designer and have enjoyed buying from Jere for 25 years. Once again, I needed some special pieces for a client and once again I found them! He is a true Southern gentleman and has the best antiques for the best prices. 40+ years in business tells the story perfectly. Thank you Jere!

Beautiful antique furniture. They said everything was picked from Europe. The staff was very friendly and made themselves available to answer any questions.

A 30000 sq ft maze of the best antiques ever. Like you actually want to buy them and fit them all into your decor. Plus you'll get lost in the 3 different upstairs area. And buy a vintage rotating game table.

This is such a neat place. We could have spent 6 hours walking around. My husband and I and friends each got some stain glass pieces and received a nice discount! Would love to return during our next trip.

Neat place to find unique antique furniture, pictures, and other items to add to your home that will make interesting conversation pieces. Items come from all over the world. The staff are very helpful and knowledgeable about the furniture pieces that are available in their enormous building.

The owner of this place is aggressive. He told my partner and I that he would give us a 35% discount and that we could make lower offers on anything because we are local and work in design business. When we came back, he completely changed the story, wouldn't honor the discount, tried to prevent my partner from leaving the store, and even followed him out and aggressively grabbed the window of our car door. I don't know if he was trying to attack us or what. His hand prints are all over the car window. It was terrifying.

There are no pianos that are 1000 dollars here. All the pianos are from Europe and come over in a container. There for they definitely need tuning.

Just nowNEW Jere had a piece for $825. He said he'd give me a discount of 35% or accept offers to industry folk. My budget does not allow me to spend $536.00. I know 35% of 825 is 288. I rounded up and offered $300 because of that. He denied my offer and tried to mansplain how percentages work. In my experience, you make a low ball offer and work it out from there. Jere just wanted to hear himself talk.

The item was probably worth less anyways. Everything he has is overpriced for an antique warehouse. Jere acted like he was selling The Ark of Covenant. His counteroffer was the original price! 825! Anyways, he chased me out of the store screaming and tried to break into my car through the window. It was traumatizing.

A mystical and magical place for lovers of antiques, the prices are somewhat high, but it is really worth looking at its great hidden treasures

4/5 for large selection, cool antiques, and rare items. However. I have some complaints which is why I docked a star. The place is huge and has imported items from Europe, but the area is not climate controlled so the quality of the items is in question. Additionally, some items were dubiously priced. I spotted several pianos, for example, being sold at over 1000$ even though half the strings were busted and it was irreperably out of tune.

One even had light bulbs in the sides! I am familiar with prices of such items and you can get better ones for free. Because of this, I am unsure as to if the prices of other furniture is valid. I included pictures here.

And unbelievable amount of furniture and stained glass. We could have spent hours and not seen everything.

Omg ! This place is mindblowing! The most incredible antiques from all over the world! Love it!

At least 20,000 square feet packed to the gills with insanity. Any piece in this store would be the crown jewel at any lesser antique store. I had total sensory overload and couldn't focus on anything. The next thing was always pulling my attention away. I had to leave the store before my girlfriend pulled me back in to show me the perfect coffee table I had passed right by before and didn't even see it.

The owner is exceedingly friendly and very cool. He knocked $50 off the table without me even asking. You could furnish Biltmore with equal quality at this place. Will definitely be back, and often.

To me, Jere's is like a museum of furniture. They have furniture dating back to the 18th century (1700s)! That's pretty awesome. But on the other hand, this place is like an episode of Hoarders. While it's 33,000 square feet packed to the brim with elegant, majestic and ornate pieces of useful art (furniture), it's also quite tight and quite pricey.

Many of the pieces have character (and scratches) and a few other pieces look like they're deteriorating. Your average piece of furniture in there looks like it's a few hundred dollars more than what the average person would pay, but that's okay because the sales people there are always willing to make deals. Sometimes you have to come in and barter with them for pieces over time.

I would wager that on average you're looking at about 20-25% off per piece of furniture (depending on the piece). Realistically, you could spend an hour in this place looking at all the furniture pieces. I'm curious how they get some of the larger pieces out, especially the armoires.

Wonderful experience and took a selfie while there and saw two ghosts! No editing done! See if you can see the faces. 2 floor. Zoom in to right.

Been buying from Jere for 25 years. He is a pleasure to do business with and he keeps his word. He has the best selection of antiques I've ever seen. Jere's is a real asset to the Savannah community.

Treasure hunters can easily whittle away several hours browsing this 33,000 square feet, historic warehouse of mostly imported furniture. Plenty of English antiques to be found, as well as, Continental from the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries. Jere and his staff are helpful, knowledgeable and willing to help you find your perfect piece. However, they're great to not hover and leave you to search on your own, too. Be aware this old warehouse is not heated or cooled so come prepared to sweat or freeze.

HUGE warehouse of any antique item your heart desires! Never been in a store like this with such helpful staff and ample selection! Come meet Jere and revel in his 43 years of knowledge!

Purchased an antique grandfather clock from the mid 1700's. Great piece. Jere was very nice and helpful. He has a true passion for his business in dealing with antiques. He took the time to answer all of my questions to my satisfaction.

I purchased furniture from Jere over two months ago and still don't have it. I have been lied to more times then I can count. Jere has a pleasant patina, but when the rubber meets the road. BUYER BEWARE!

If you're in the market for furniture, you'll have a hard time leaving this place with any money in your savings! They import GORGEOUS furniture directly from England and resell it in the US. Wonderful place to find some hidden gems. Most expensive item I could find? $140,000 bar (pictured).

We were greeted by Jere and made to feel very welcome. He's knowledgeable about his inventory and if you're looking for something specific, he's probably got it in one of his warehouses that you can wander through. If you have a piece of antique furniture that you're looking for, go see this man. He has tons to marvel at and purchase.

Not sure what all the hype is about. It's a giant warehouse full of antique furniture - mostly in fair to poor condition - and overpriced to boot. Not to mention the owner acted like a rude know-it-all to us when we told him what we were searching for. He told us what we were looking for "couldn't be found" in the price range we wanted. Not so!

We found exactly the chairs we were looking for in phenomenal condition from a lovely antiques dealer in England, AND had them imported for a fraction of what we could've bought them for in worse condition at this place. Unless you want to walk around a giant musty, dirty hotbox warehouse to look at overpriced furniture in poor condition, skip this place!

This place was amazing! I wish I was from the area because I would definitely furnish my home with goods from here! The place was endless. There was more wood furniture than I've ever seen. The workers were all very nice. They asked if we needed any help or were looking for anything in particular a few times, which was nice. They were unloading a truck out front and the sales woman told us everything just arrived from London, England! It would've been so easy to get lost in this place. It was just so unbelievably big!

Lots of neat brown wood stuff but no liquor zarfs. Beautiful vintage air conditioning units hanging in each room, but none of them seem to be working. The total be for the prep nearest Darkstar alcohol so I left my microphone on this.

Absolutey worth a visit if you like antique furniture! From what he told me, nearly all of it is European antiques from 1600's- early 1900's. I've never been to an antique shop with so much furniture! Some truly incredible pieces. We went in just to look around, but ended up with a late 1800's hutch from Europe, likely Belgium. Thousands of square feet of old wood furniture. Just plain cool to see even if you're not in the market for something.

Miles and miles of antiques in every degree. I can only imagine the amount of estate sales, that this store had to traverse for the amount of items they had to offer. You could easily become lost in the maze of antiquities in the building.

This place was so cool! Huge inventory of furniture and a really interesting old warehouse. The people who own it are so nice, and really seem to know the provenance of their goods. They knew we were just "looking" but stopped to ask if we had any questions about anything-which we did- and spent a good deal of time talking to us about some very interesting pieces. I was just in awe! I thought their prices were very reasonable for the quality of the goods- I wish I had more money and a bigger house!

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.

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

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.