
Website: ciscosgallery.com
Phone: (208) 769-7575
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of N 4th St and E Coeur Dalene Ave
Closed now
- Tue 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
220 N 4th St Coeur d'Alene, ID 83814 ·2007.75 mi
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Amenities
- Family friendly
Reviews
tripadvisorUnbelievable collection. I went in solo to do a bit of research and was not disappointed. The staff were incredibly courteous and polite. This place is a treasure trove of knowledge and very high-quality stuff. I had to leave after putting my eyes back in the sockets, 2hrs and could have done another2... A massive and wonderful collection that is curated well. Cisco's Thank You all for letting me wander.. much respect
MoreAn amazing business that really does specialize in the rare and exceptional pieces. It's almost like being in a museum.
MoreAfter 4 months and 5 different conversations, I am creating this review to warn future customers of the lack of professionalism, and I would like to explain with my own experience. On March 10th I presented my artifacts and was told by the owner that my items would be categorized and put on display within a week. He did put a small portion of the artifacts I gave on display then continued to procrastinate on 4 different occasions. During a 3 month period we had 5 discussions exlaiming that the rest of the items will be on display in a week. 3 months later I request my items be returned, the owner told me it would be easy seeing has he hadn't opened the box containing said artifacts after 3 months of being with him. The owner of this establishment is not professional, nor is he capable of doing his job correctly in my opinion. STAY AWAY FROM THIS BUSINESS.
MoreI have seen this store/museum advertised in Cowboys and Indians Magazine many times and always wanted to visit. When in the city, I finally got to experience it, and what a joy it was! I was in over-load trying to take it all in. They have so much authentic Western and Native American items you could spend hours looking at it all. There is even an area showing several items belonging to General George Custer. You need to check it out on line or in person if possible. You probably won't see as much in one place again. My only negative was that I couldn't afford the prices, as fair as they probably were.
MoreSince no one had written a review in 6 months I thought I would just agree with what has been written before. This is more like a museum than a gallery. They certainly do have traditional art but there is so much more. There are Native American artifacts and old objects and art, there is cowboy art and memorabilia, there is furniture, there are numerous stuffed animals and mounted heads and antlers. etc etc etc.
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