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Alpha Omega Fine Watches & Jewelry, 57 Kennedy Street, Cambridge, (617) 864-1227 or (800) 447-gems. America's watch specialists. The finest in watches (35 brands; featuring Rolex), diamonds, and fine jewelry.
Artful Image, 16A Walden Street, Concord, (978) 371-2353. Fine one-of-a-kind crafts created by premier American artisans. Hand-crafted jewelry, furniture, glass sculpture, pottery, and Amish quilts. Exhibit of work by master woodworker Po Shun Leong, June 5-30 (opening reception June 5).
Charles Webb Woodworkers, 51 McGrath Highway, Somerville, (617) 776-7100 (additional showroom at 6 Storey Street, Harvard Square ). Charles Webb manufactures classic modern furniture including beds, bureaus, chests, cabinets, seats, sofas, shelf systems, tables, and workspace components. Catalog: $5.00.
Decor International, 141 Newbury Street, Boston, (617) 262-1529. An extensive collection of textile arts, including rugs (old and new Orientals, tribals, Kilims, Tibetan, Aubussons, and American hooked) and tapestries. Free parking.
Goldsmiths 3 Jewelers, 9 Independence Court, Concord, (978) 371-1088; "www.goldsmiths3.com". A collaboration of three gifted, broadly experienced artisans who specialize in the creation of unique fine-art jewelry, both one-of-a-kind and in limited editions. The Goldsmiths 3 gallery is located in Concord Center, just 12 miles west of Cambridge. Open Tuesday through Saturday.
J. August Company, 1320 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, (617) 864-6650. Since 1891. We offer a wide variety of Harvard insignia sportswear for adults and children. Our selection, designs, and pricing are unmatched.
James & Devon Gray Booksellers, 12 Arrow Street, Cambridge (617) 868-0752. At James & Devon Gray Booksellers, we sell only antique books printed before 1700. We have them in most western languages.
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