Top Drawer Consignments

Nice stuff at a reasonable price but I saw they were selling real elephant tusks which is cruel and illegal. Shame on you.

Really cute place with a ton of high quality choices. We will definitely go back. The shop didn’t have that typical smell that consignment shops usually have which was awesome. You can tell that they are very choosey about the type of merchandise they carry which weeds out a lot of crap that you find in other stores. Plus, we fell in love with the owner’s dog, Foxy, who was lounging happily in her crate behind the counter. We came in too close to closing time. Next time we go in we will for sure leave ourselves plenty of time to look around.

Short review for a short experience. We stopped in close to closing on Saturday and although some of the furniture was cool it was extremely pricey… almost to the point where i felt like I could find the same stuff brand new for cheaper so I wonder if they take advantage of their «consignment shop» illusion and think they can trick people into paying more. I dont think a single employee even acknowledged anyone in our group so apparently we didnt look like the high roller big money spender type. I dont plan on visiting again.

First, I love the cool purple color of this corner building. Inside, I wasn’t as impressed with their items but that’s not to say that they aren’t a great store. If you are passionate about «fine previously owned furniture and accessories,» then this store is for you.
The showrooms were full of slightly used items such as sofas, coffee tables, lamps, mirrors, home décor, dishware, china, candlesticks, etc. The store didn’t seem to have one particular style though so the pieces didn’t flow or match. Looking past the clashing of patterns the quality seemed to be good as far as the furniture goes. So whether you are a young couple just starting out, a college student or a furniture collector, I don’t think you’ll be disappointed with the condition they are in.
Here’s a few examples of what to expect as far as their pricing goes. For a nice living room lamp it was listed at $ 50. For a classic serving platter, $ 25. For a framed work of landscape art, on sale, it was listed for $ 180 down from $ 250. Lastly, a brown leather couch, that looks as if it could be located in a Psychiatrist’s office was priced at $ 1795.
Like most stores around Orlando, they are having a considerable sale. Red tags signify which pieces are marked down and as I traversed through the store I saw a great deal of red. So now might be the time to snag that 80’s style painting you’ve been admiring.

I wandered into this cute little place on the corner of Edgewater and Rugby Street when I was exploring the College Park area one day. It is a consignment shop, offering mostly furnishings for your house (couches, lamps, accessories).
They actually have some beautiful stuff here, and it is a great deal cheaper than what you would find in any regular antique furnishing store. The employee when I went in was very friendly and helpful (I was actually just browsing), and they are open until 5pm every day except Sunday. I would definitely recommend checking out Top Drawer for any of your needed antique room furnishings.