On Mayfield Road in Cleveland Heights, two adjoining storefronts operate under a shared roof and a double name: Artisan Antiques and Jewelry, paired with Uptown Archeology. Located at 3095 Mayfield Road, with a second address at 3113 Mayfield Road, the shop deals in a genuinely wide span of antique material, spanning pieces from the 1600s up through the 1970s. That range shows up on the sales floor as estate and vintage jewelry in sterling silver, gold, platinum, and costume metals, alongside mid-century furniture and lighting, architectural salvage such as wrought iron railings and carved mantels, stained and beveled glass windows pulled from older homes, porcelain and pottery, paintings and sculpture, and a case of vintage toys for collectors chasing childhood memories.
Cleveland Heights sits just east of downtown Cleveland, part of the inner-ring suburb belt that includes Cedar Fairmount and Coventry Village, and Mayfield Road itself is one of the area’s long standing commercial corridors, lined with a mix of independent shops and services. Within that setting, Artisan Antiques and Jewelry positions itself as more than a retail counter: the shop actively buys as well as sells, advertising that it pays more for antiques than typical competitors, which makes it a resource for homeowners clearing an estate or downsizing a collection as much as for buyers hunting for a specific era or style. The stated service area extends beyond Cleveland proper to Northeast Ohio, the broader Midwest, and customers further afield, suggesting a client base that includes both walk-in browsers and people who ship items in from a distance.
The dual branding is worth noting for anyone trying to find the shop online or by word of mouth: Uptown Archeology and Artisan Antiques and Jewelry appear to function as companion operations sharing the same physical footprint, so a visitor might hear the business referred to by either name depending on who is talking. That layered identity, plus the sheer range of goods on offer, from fine jewelry cases to architectural salvage too large to carry out under one arm, gives the shop a browsing experience closer to a small museum than a typical single-category antique store. Buyers looking for a specific decorative element for an older home, such as a mantel or a period window, may find this one of the more useful stops in the area precisely because architectural pieces are not always easy to source elsewhere. Jewelry shoppers, meanwhile, can browse decades of styles in one case, from Victorian-era pieces through mid-century costume jewelry, without needing to visit several separate dealers.
Reaching the shop is straightforward: call 216-371-8639 or email ahead to ask about a specific item or to inquire about selling a piece. The shop’s own promotional material includes a video walkthrough of the space for anyone who wants a preview before visiting in person, useful for out of town collectors weighing whether a trip to Mayfield Road is worth the drive. For collectors, estate executors, and homeowners restoring a period property in the Cleveland Heights area, Artisan Antiques and Jewelry and its companion Uptown Archeology offer a single Mayfield Road destination that buys and sells three centuries worth of jewelry, furniture, architectural salvage, and decorative arts under one roof.
