Stephen’s A Consignment Gallery

Santa Fe, United States

2.5

Closed now

4 reviews

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+1 505-471-0802
Address:
2701 Cerrillos Rd, Santa Fe, NM, 87507
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Accepts Credit Cards
Yes
Parking
Private Lot
Wheelchair Accessible
Yes
By Appointment Only
No

Today

Today 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Closed now
Local time (Santa Fe) 2:56 AM Friday, May 30, 2025

Business hours

Monday 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Tuesday 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Wednesday 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Thursday 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Friday 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Saturday 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Sunday 10:00 am – 6:00 pm

Description

Specialties

We specialize in quality consignments for fine art, antiques and used furniture. We also offer on site Estate sale services as well as personal property appraisals

History

Established in 1983.

It was Stephen Etre’s passion for buying and selling antiques that supported him through college and put him on the life long path of the art and antique business. His appreciation for the history of various objects and his love of art is evident in all he does. He takes great pleasure in creating a fun shopping experience sure to delight every customer.

Stephen’s A Consignment Gallery started as Streck’s Antiques and Auction Service auction house conducting bi-​weekly auctions in what is now called the Santa Fe Railyard District. Stephen joined the Streck family business in 1984 coming on as the Business Manager. By 1987 Stephen bought out his partners, moved the business to its current location at 2701 Cerrillos Rd and changed the business name to Stephen’s A Consignment Gallery. Glen Smith joined the company in 1987 and became Stephen’s business partner in 1990.

Stephen’s A Consignment Gallery is 12,000 square feet, with nearly 6,000 diverse items.

Meet the Business Owner

Stephen E.

Business Owner

It was Stephen Etre’s passion for buying and selling antiques that supported him through college and put him on the life long path of the art and antique business. His appreciation for the history of various objects and his love of art is evident in all he does. He takes great pleasure in creating a fun shopping experience sure to delight every customer.

Stephen’s A Consignment Gallery started as Streck’s Antiques and Auction Service auction house conducting bi-​weekly auctions in what is now called the Santa Fe Railyard District. Stephen joined the Streck family business in 1984 coming on as the Business Manager. By 1987 Stephen bought out his partners, moved the business to its current location at 2701 Cerrillos Rd and changed the business name to Stephen’s A Consignment Gallery. Glen Smith joined the company in 1987 and became Stephen’s business partner in 1990.

Stephen’s A Consignment Gallery is 12,000 square feet, with nearly 6,000 diverse items

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4 reviews of Stephen’s A Consignment Gallery

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Place rating: 2
Carrollton, TX
This place is quite large and takes some time to traverse. Many unique items. The quailty is there. But…
The prices and the price tags are entertaining. Some price tags are fading due to their age. Many items are priced so that the owners can come back and visit it… for years. We call this «off site storage».
Place rating: 3
Round Rock, TX
Right on the crazy busy Cerrillos Road next to an industrial machine rental place is an unassuming building chock full of nice furniture, artwork, and weirdo knick-​knackery.
This was my go-​to shop for decorating my house when I lived in SF. I could spend hours picking over all the different items. Yes, it can be hit or miss. You’ll find gross naïve-​art dog portraits next to excellent framed prints. It takes some work to find the gems. And it’s a very large space. But there are some winners.
Sometimes I’ve managed to get some wiggle room on the prices but not many times. And the prices are sometimes a bit too much
Examples of what I’ve bought here over the years:

Signed and numbered Henry Moore lithograph (yes really)
Framed Toulouse-​Lautrec poster
Excellent framed Fernand Leger poster
heavy wood mid-​century lamp
leather-​covered photo album from a librarian’s trip to England for George VI’s coronation
lovely early 20th century burlwood secretary
lemonade set with small glasses and pitcher
The guys who work there aren’t super polite and it has that weird musty old-​stuff smell. But it’s totally worth the drawbacks for the fun finds.
Place rating: 1
Corrales, NM
Incredibly rude owner ruined this place. Over the years, we stopped at Stephen’s when in Santa Fe, buying occassional art, furniture. Well not anymore! After leaving the Rancho de las Golondrinas Children’s Celebration at 4pm, we went to Stephen’s and arrived at about 4:20. We walked the entire store, found a rustic round dining table, a pine bedside table, and one other item. At 4:50pm, my husband asked the owner Gary to look at the round table with him. Gary immediately says he will take $ 400 instead of $ 465 for the table. We weren’t even asking for a lower price. My husband wanted to ask what kind of wood it was made out of, whether the two pieces (pedestal and top) would seperate etc. I asked if they run a truck to Albuquerque. Gary got huffy. It is too expensive. It costs $ 200 for an Albuquerque delivery. I said, «I was just asking. Some places do.» He went on. «I am not American Home Furniture. And the city has raised the minimum wage to $ 12/​hr.» I said, «No problem. It was just a question.» My husband asks him to see if he thinks the table will fit in our vehicle (a mini-​van). He seems frustrated. I offer to measure for it. We both go to the car. He is almost immediately saying no way. I say I think that it would fit diagonally. He says, you just need to get a truck and come back. I say, well we have one and could do that. We wanted to see if this would work first. He was negative, confrontational, and rude. So I tell him that I haven’t appreciated how rude he was being to us. He says that we shouldn’t have looked around for two hours and decided right before closing that we want to buy something. I say we haven’t been here two hours. He says, yes you have and I can look on my video camera and prove it to you. Um.OK. Crazy! I ask who the owner is and he says that he is the owner. I am shocked. He says he has an appointment at 5:10 and has to go. So at 5:03 we were leaving. I would have preferred that he tell us upfront that he was closing and couldn’t help us (even thought it was 4:50) than to have had the treatement we received. I will never step foot in the place again. It was embarassing in front of my children and there are too many other options.
Place rating: 4
Phoenix, AZ
This consignment gallery has been around a long time — long before Santa Fe was the place to go for southwestern style. My family used to buy and sell furniture and other «goodies» here for many years.
They have survived most of the tourist turmoil over the last 20 years because they have stuck to the premise of only accepting and selling quality, not quantity. They do not limit themselves to «southwestern, re: Santa Fe Style» items. They do limit their merchandise to gold standard, real wood and real quality. I doubt if you will find anything made out of pressed wood in this place.
The shop is large and full of wonderful furniture and other items that you won’t find anywhere else in Santa Fe. One-​of-​a-​kind. It is on the other end of the spectrum from Jackalope — where you are overwhelmed with thousands of colorful and inexpensive items. Both have their place, you just have to decide what you want your «place» to look like.
If you are looking to furnish a house or apartment in Santa Fe and you don’t want new and don’t want WalMart, Stephens is the place to go. You can create a wonderful eclectic lived-​in feeling with the help of Stephens in no time at all. .. and very little expense.