ocated at 1931 James Street in Syracuse, New York, Dalton's is less than one mile from Gustav Stickley's original Eastwood shop. Our broad range of services includes interior planning and design, repair, restoration, upholstery, and item or estate appraisals. We also buy and sell items from the American Arts and Crafts Movement. We invite you to visit us.

We will be closed September 14th and 15th for the opening of the
Gustav Stickley Show at the Newark Museum in Newark, NJ.

GALLERY  HOURS

Our normal hours are Monday through Friday 10AM – 5PM, Saturday 10AM – 3PM
Closed Sundays. For appointment call 315-463-1568 or 315-727-3497

With the following exceptions:

January, NYC TAAS Show
http://www.theamericanantiquesshow.org/
Closed - 19th – 25th reopening on Monday the 25th

February, Grove Park Inn A&C Conference
www.webteek.com/arts-craftsconference
Closed - 17th – 23th reopening on Wednesday the 24th

April, Philadelphia Antique Show
www.philaantiques.com
Closed - 14th – 21st reopening on Wednesday the 22nd

We are available by phone while attending these out of town shows, Thanks.

Historic photos of our building and original owners

Click links below for more detailed maps
Map1 -- Map2

From the north or south- take route 81 to route 690 east. Exit at Teall Ave and go north, up the hill. At the third light turn right on James Street. We are two blocks down on the left, 1931 James.

From the east or west- from the Thruway, route 90, get off at exit number 35. Go half way around the traffic circle and take Thompson Road south. Take this to James Street, there will be a Wendy's on the far right corner. Turn right on James and take this through Eastwood to the 1900 block, we are on the right, 1931 James.