Gump’s of San Francisco traces its roots back to 1861, when the Gump brothers, Solomon and Gustav, opened a mirror and frame shop. The company later added gilded frames and artwork, designed for those who hit it big during the California Gold Rush. The original store was destroyed by the earthquake in 1906, but the sale of a single painting allowed the company to rebuild and restock.
Today, Gump’s belongs to an investment group, Gump’s Holdings, to whom it was sold in 2005. The company continues to sell upscale furniture, home decor, jewelry, gifts, and cultured freshwater pearls. The only thing not for sale in the store is a giant gilded wooden Buddah, from the Quing Dynasty, carved sometime in the early 19th century.
In addition to home decor items, the company also sells business furnishings. There are still paper catalogs, as well as an extensive eCommerce site.
Gump'sGump’s of San Francisco traces its roots back to 1861, when the Gump brothers, Solomon and Gustav, opened a mirror and frame shop. The company later added gilded frames and artwork, designed for those who hit it big during the California Gold Rush. The original store was destroyed by the earthquake in 1906, but the sale of a single painting allowed the company to rebuild and restock.
Today, Gump’s belongs to an investment group, Gump’s Holdings, to whom it was sold in 2005. The company continues to sell upscale furniture, home decor, jewelry, gifts, and cultured freshwater pearls. The only thing not for sale in the store is a giant gilded wooden Buddah, from the Quing Dynasty, carved sometime in the early 19th century.
In addition to home decor items, the company also sells business furnishings. There are still paper catalogs, as well as an extensive eCommerce site.
8/2/18
I returned order #1083334201017 through USPA on 7/3/18 with a RA #220789, insured with a USPS Tracking# 9536 1163 3216 8184 1103 53. The returned pkg was delivered back to Gumps on 7/9/18. I’ve spoken to customer service once and on calling again yesterday and today I receive an “out of service” response.
Please contact me with a status of this return to the above email address.
I am writing about three refunds that have been in process for orders I returned. The refunds were messed up for two of the returns because property quantities were not entered. The third return has taken longer than the 14 work day promised, and although I’ve made numerous phone calls to customer service and have been assisted by very nice representatives, I am very frustrated with the length of time these issues are taking to correct. The three orders are P120501600019, P120481000016, and W096637100012. Please contact me to give status. My phone contact is (858)736-XXXXX. Cindy Jensen