Aleksey K.
3/23/2015
Lot's of cool stuff and gifts. We loved exploring this place. Be warned... its' pricey. The staff was friendly, checkout was a bit frustrating because there was no order and staff gave more...
Abacus Gallery
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44 Exchange St
Portland, ME 04101
Abacus American Crafts is a renowned gallery in Portland, ME, offering a diverse selection of crafts, jewelry, and prints that are meticulously handcrafted and designed to perfection. With a rich collection of artwork by Dana, including boxed cards and prints featuring coastal scenes, boats, lighthouses, houses, barns, flowers, and trees, Abacus American Crafts is a haven for art enthusiasts seeking unique and captivating pieces.
Additionally, Abacus American Crafts showcases an impressive range of jewelry from celebrated designers such as Ed Levin, Philippa Roberts, Ian Gibson, Todd Pownell, Anne Sportun, and Margo Morrison, all of which exemplify exceptional craftsmanship and timeless elegance. The gallery also offers an array of coolers, lamps by Kinzig Designs, and metal sculptures by Fred Conlon, providing customers with a diverse selection of home decor items that effortlessly blend style and functionality.
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Jane G.
12/6/2024
Whilst Abacus has a fine selection of (maybe? supposedly?) locally-made art, decor, and other similar items, I found a) the pricing to be outrageous and b) the attitude of staff to be very snotty....
Dagmar K.
3/19/2023
We went shopping yesterday in Portland and we love to support local businesses. We ended up entering the store as the items in their window interested us and we wanted to check it out. We were...
Johnny G.
9/8/2019
Really cool artisan household items. Furniture, clothes,jewelry and nick nacks. Pricey for our tastes (code we are cheap) but worth it for their beauty and uniqueness. For those with good taste...
Clifford T.
4/6/2021
The store is fine, but policies they advocate are bad for Portland. They strongly advocated against making Exchange Street a pedestrian street. They wanted to retain parallel parking when there is...
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