Great people, fabulous items and bargain prices. Love all the people who run the auction.read more

I sold a few items through their company and after more than one year I still not have been paid in…read morefull, Their contract states they have up to 5 months to pay for items sold. But I am well past that deadline and I get excuse after excuse. I checked them on BBB website and they have atrocious ratings. Do NOT use them unless you don't want to have your items and no money upon sale.

BEWARE OF THIS AUCTION HOUSE! In August, 2017, we took a van…read moreload of items to Palm City Auction, to be included in their next auction. We were told that the they were going on vacation, and that our things would be stored in the corner of their 'warehouse' until the next auction. I was surprised at a comment made at the time and after only looking in one box while being unloaded. 'I'm only taking this stuff because I want the good stuff later.' Well, the stuff to which he was referring were wonderful smalls, having closed down two booths in an antique mall soon before. I have been in the antique business many years, having had several shops and going to the U.K to fill containers and to search for the unusual. Granted, the things left with them, were not your usual 'high-end', but nice none-the-less. To make a long story, short. We got a call from the auction house the next day after the auction, telling us that the antique, cane bottom, ladder back chairs did not sell. I then told the office person who called, that we would pick them up the same week. We drove over an hour to do that, to find that they only had five of the six chairs. The story that we got, was that the thrift store had picked up the missing chair. We drove to the thrift store to reclaim the chair, only to be told, that no such thing had happened! While sitting in the parking lot of the thrift store, we call the auction house and told them of this. The lady answering the phone, was extremely rude, saying 'Well, they didn't sell, so they couldn't have been worth much, then promptly hung up on my husband.' We then drove back to the auction house to hunt for the chair, which was not there. But what was there, were some of the items we had left for the auction, sitting in the back room....? They never made it to auction. Upon receiving the listing of things 'sold' there were two box lots, one for $10.00, one for $8.00. I have been around antiques all of my life. I know the value of things, as well as the cyclical values that have taken place over time. I am an honest person, thus this soon become an ethical issue for me rather than financial. There is more to the story, but suffice it to say, we should have heeded the warning others had given us about this Auction House. I tend to be a trusting person, but this particular situation reminded me, that not all people in this world are trustworthy! Please know that what I have just written is true and factual!

This used to be a much better run business but has recently gone downhill. Be careful if you…read moredecide to do business with them.....

David was super helpful with me selling a few items. Was very easy and low pressure. I've gone to a…read morefew auctions as well and gotten some nice items. Cannot beat their cheesesteak!

Through the years I have bought many items from Vero Beach Auction, I find David and Nancy very…read moreknowledge and their items very unique. Always a pleasure dealing with them. They always have one-of-a-kind items. I look forward to their auctions.

I think this is the first review I've written in 10 years. First of all, I want to thank Tori for…read moreher professionalism, prompt responses, and for always answering our questions while helping our family through a difficult time. When my father-in-law passed away, we needed to sell the contents of the house, clean it out, and prepare it for sale. Tori guided us through the entire process and gave us great advice, but most importantly, she showed incredible patience and genuine humanity while dealing with different members of our family. We truly appreciated her support during such a difficult time, and I would highly recommend her to anyone looking for someone trustworthy, compassionate, and professional. Michelle Gilbert

Tori G. and her C3 team did Mom's estate sale & cleanout. As we live thousands of miles away from…read moreSo. FL, and have no local contacts, we found Tori thru the internet having searched for an honest individual w/ a good reputation who would do both the estate sale and cleanout. Tori was the person we hired after a meeting via Zoom. We also met her IRL when we went to FL prior to the actual sale. Tori was equipped to not only do the sale, she also would dispose of the post-sale remaining items via consignment, donation, auction and landfill as appropriate. Tori's marketing, actual 2-day sale and final dispostioning were done without any issues at all. Following the estate sale we received a lengthy receipt which accounted for everything. And, copies of receipts for donations are on the way to us too. Items on consignment will be sold over a period of time. Tori's fee is in line with other companies doing this work. I can't say enough about the professionalism and ease of communication with Tori who owns Cubed Consign & Cleanout. She and her team did a wonderful job. And - for those of us who live far away and maybe have strong emotional attachments to things to be sold - I don't think you can find a better way to handle this process. Thank you Tori and the C3 team.

This is a great place to buy furniture and the Marketplace has beautiful and unusual gift items. If…read moreyou consign there read your contract they are very fair.

I've left several Google reviews for various businesses, and every review I have ever left has been…read morefive stars. This is the first one-star review I have ever felt strongly enough to leave. In fact, I waited before posting this because I wanted to give this business every opportunity to make things right. My 86-year-old father brought a chair here to consign in October 2025. The chair sold, but he has still never been paid his $375. When we initially went into the store simply trying to find out what had happened to his payment, the sales associate was snarky and unfriendly. We understood that she didn't handle accounting and couldn't personally resolve the issue, but we certainly didn't expect to be treated that way for simply asking where his money was. I subsequently contacted their accounting department. On May 28, I was told in writing that a $375 check had been mailed February 2. When I asked for the check number, I was initially given check #18852 for $349. I immediately questioned the discrepancy. They apologized and explained that they had responded with someone else's information. After I provided my father's information again, they identified his payment as check #2213 for $375. On May 29, accounting confirmed in writing that they had reviewed their bank records and that my father's check had never cleared their account. They told me they had requested a replacement check and would notify me once it was processed and mailed. They also asked me to reconfirm his mailing address, which I did immediately. I assumed the matter was finally resolved. It wasn't. When I followed up again in August because my father STILL had not received his money, I was told on August 10 that they would notify me "as soon as" his check was mailed. Ten days later, after yet another follow-up, I received essentially the same response: they will update me when the check mails. So, nearly three months after acknowledging that the original check never cleared and requesting a replacement, the replacement apparently STILL HAS NOT BEEN MAILED. At this point, this cannot reasonably be blamed on a lost piece of mail. They have sold my father's property, acknowledged that he has not received or cashed the payment, confirmed his mailing address, promised a replacement, and nearly three months later still have not sent it. After experiencing this, I looked more closely at the reviews and found numerous one-star reviews from other consignors describing problems getting paid. I truly wish we had read those reviews before my father entrusted his furniture to this business. I am posting this review only after repeatedly attempting to resolve this directly with the business. I will absolutely update it to reflect what happens next -- including if and when my father finally receives the $375 he is owed. Until then, I cannot recommend consigning anything here. If you are considering doing so, I strongly encourage you to read the other one-star reviews first. I wish we had!

This is a really nice antique store. Don't expect to see cheap things around this higher end place…read more The parking is behind the store with dedicated spots. The owner happened to be there and was very friendly along with the employee working on the weekend I was there. This is one of the nicer antique stores I've seen in South Florida.

Fabulous! Fabulous antiques! Extremely high end and pricey. All beautifully displayed under…read moreelegant lighting with music playing in the background. I could have just moved in, everything was to my liking. A Must Stop shop of only the best. Parking in in the BACK.

New guy is awesome, nice and organized. Old owner was really nice but new guy is fast and…read moremotivated. Staff seems to be the same . Place looks a bit small. Would recommend a larger facility. Been there three weeks in a row, went home with something every auction. My new hangout.

Because I-95 Auctions buys entire estates from all over Palm Beach County, they tend to always have…read morea ton of interesting stuff like artwork, mint condition high end furniture, jewelry, etc. I've always been the type of person to poke fun at my friends who buy art at Pier 1, when you could have real, INCREDIBLE paintings for similar pricing and be able to select a piece that actually means something to you. Not to mention, you won't have the same artwork hanging in your house as 10,000 other people. The same goes for furniture, you can often find amazing rare pieces for pennies on the dollar, and the used stuff will outlast that big box store fiberboard junk 100% of the time and look cooler while doing it. Anyway, these guys are open to the public for viewing all week, have an public auction once a week, and are worth a serious look.

I love this place! Great selection of furniture and great prices! Susan and her Team are so caring…read moreand helpful. Loosing a loved one is hard enough and trying to figure out what to do with all of their stuff is very stressful! With Susan and her team it was much easier to get through that very hard time. They were very professional and empathetic. Thank you Deja Vu

This is by far the worst auction company I have ever worked with, and I own a business buying from…read moreauction houses globally. After winning many items in 2 separate auctions, they were so disorganized that they could not find all of the items from the first auction. Even though my partner went in person for collection multiple times (during their specified time frame), and they could only find the items from the second auction. Then they claimed we had not contacted them in time, and when I sent them a voicemail proving them wrong, they completely ignored my multiple requests for a refund. They literally stole over $1K from us and refuse to reply.