Downtown retailer hosts last client event

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Bryan & Scott Jewelers’ owner Roberto Agnolini says preparation is under way this week for the store’s final “Client Appreciation” event.

The retailer, known for custom design and estate jewelry, antiques, furniture and art objects, will host a special party for long time clients and customers from 5 to 8 p.m. Aug. 26 at 112 N. Tejon St.

Both local and out-of-town guests have been invited to share in the 57-year-old store’s rich history.

The 10,200-square-foot Bryan & Scott building, built in 1900 and owned by Agnolini, is listed by Sierra Commercial Real Estate for $1.85 million.

“I know this isn’t a good time to sell, but what are you going to do,” he said.

Agnolini, a well-known interior designer expects to continue “answering the needs of my clients,” and will continue to have a listing in the phone book under Bryan & Scott.

“This is the oldest company of its kind in the west – more than 57 years we’ve been in business,” he said, adding that once the store closes on Jan. 1, remaining stock will be shipped to Dallas for auction.

One Response to “Downtown retailer hosts last client event”

1. Ken G Says:
   August 23rd, 2010 at 12:40 pm

   Don’t trust the local Auction houses? Why expend money to ship out of state and not support our local economy that has kept you in business for all these decades….

   You wanted the local support, now support the locals while you liquidate.