Antonio's Bella Casa

I heard about all the ivory rumors and was curious to check it out for myself.  I asked, jokingly, if they had an original Nintendo Entertainment System made out of ivory..lo and behold, the manager proudly showed me an NES made entirely out of the silkiest elephant remains I've ever seen.  He even modded it to run homebrew and installed an HDMI port (also made of ivory).  No bones about it, this place is the definitive spot for all your antique & ivory needs.
Oct 11th, 2022

Such an amazing shop with beautiful furniture, chandeliers and so much more. Tony designed my entire house and I couldnt be happier!
Aug 24th, 2020

Stay away from this shop.  The owner KNOWINGLY sold exceptionally rare ivory and doesn't deserve to remain in business.  He's beyond immoral.  His bottom line is all he cares about.https://www.yelp.com/guidelines
Oct 10th, 2018

Stop this business from EVER selling anything again... especially their illegal sales of ivory from endangered species.  These people should be put OUT of business altogether.  STOP THE MURDER - STOP THE BUCCOLA FAMILY! From today's news headlines: "An L.A. antiques dealer has been convicted of illegally selling ivory narwhal tusks, City Atty. Mike Feuer's office said Tuesday (Oct. 9, 2018). Anthony James Buccola, owner of Antonio's Bella Casa, was sentenced last week to 36 months of probation and must serve 200 hours of community service or 20 days in jail. He and his business were fined $20,507 each and will have to forfeit the Narwhal tusks, according to a statement released by Feuer's office."
Oct 9th, 2018

(Translated by Google) You sell ivory - the tusks of the neat extinct narwhal. Out of shame. May bad luck come. (Original) You sell ivory - the tusks of the neat extinct narwhal. Per vergogna. Possa la cattiva sorte venire.
Sep 30th, 2018