Consignment Services

To maintain the quality of our auctions, we generally do not accept:

• Electronics and most consumer electronics 
• Firearms, ammunition, or regulated weapons 
• Ivory or products containing ivory 
• Nazi, racist, extremist, or hate-related items 
• Counterfeit merchandise 
• Hazardous chemicals or regulated materials 
• Broken, incomplete, or heavily damaged items 
• Unsanitary items or items with strong odors 
• Mattresses and heavily worn upholstered furniture 
• Large particle-board furniture or oversized entertainment centers 
• Fine gold jewelry (at this time) 

This list is not all-inclusive. We reserve the right to decline any item that is unsafe, difficult to market, or does not align with our specialty auctions.

Please bring items that are:

• Clean and presentable 
• Complete whenever possible 
• Grouped by collection or category 
• Accompanied by any known history, documentation, or provenance 

You don't need to clean antiques aggressively—we'd rather see them in original condition than risk accidental damage.

If you're unsure whether your items are a good fit, simply call, email, or send photos before bringing them in.

We're happy to review collections in advance and can often recommend the best selling strategy before scheduling an appointment.

Yes.

Many items that may not be accepted for a standard consignment auction may still be appropriate as part of:

• Private Estate Auctions 
• Complete Estate Liquidations 
• Specialty Collection Sales 
• Local Pickup Auctions 

Every collection is evaluated individually.advance and can often recommend the best selling strategy before scheduling an appointment.

Yes.

We offer consultations for estates, downsizing, and large collections. If traveling with your items isn't practical, contact us to discuss an on-site appointment.

• Private Estate Auctions 
• Complete Estate Liquidations 
• Specialty Collection Sales 
• Local Pickup Auctions 

Every collection is evaluated individually.advance and can often recommend the best selling strategy before scheduling an appointment.