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SHOPPING: Jean Jacques Gallery is closing for new venture

POSTED: Friday, January 7, 2011, 5:00 PM

Filed Under: Shopping

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After four years under new ownership, Jean Jacques Gallery, the eclectic Mt. Airy purveyor of funky housewares, jewelry and knicknacks, is closing to join forces with One Salon just across the street. Store owner Sherman Oberson says the new locale will be a hybrid between both outlets — featuring salon and spa services, as well as a boutique toting his trademark merch. The grand opening is scheduled for Fri., Feb. 4. To prepare for the big move, he and his partner Pete are holding a special First Friday event at Jean Jacques Gallery (7118 Germantown Ave., 215-242-5440) tonight from 6-9 p.m. They'll be serving drinks and light refreshments, as well as offering bargains on some of the goods they're not able to take with them to the new location. Oberson says among the clearance items up for grabs between now and the end of January is Skagen watches marked 30 percent-off; and housewares, select jewelry, and books and stationary reduced by 50 percent. Good luck with the new move, guys!

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