I've crossed paths with this company's sales many times over the years, and they've earned my…read moretrust. Things are straightforward, pricing is fair and easy to understand, and there's always a mix of useful items and a few unexpected finds that make it worth the trip. It's clear they take pride in how they run things. I never feel like I'm wasting my time, and that says a lot these days.

I went to one of their sales in Greenwood Village and it definitely wasn't a "cheap finds" kind of…read moresale. That said, there was quite a bit you don't often come across. I ended up with a few Native American pieces I'm excited about, things I wouldn't have found easily elsewhere. There was a long line, and the house was packed and felt chaotic at times, but that usually means there's a sale worth seeing. Parking was also challenging. Even with the crowds, things moved as smoothly as could be expected. In the end, it was worth it, and I'll wait in line again for a sale like this.

I really loved this little shop. It reminded me of a mini version of the Barn (in Castle Rock)…read moreespecially with its wonderful outdoor section with tons of metal art and outdoor pieces. Inside you can wander though a selection of some antiques, but many more seasonal pieces and cute unique items that have a more handmade feel. It was really fun to explore and I loved the selection!

Just some kind reminder that your customers help keep you in business…read more If a customer comes into your store do not act annoyed...if they ask a question be gracious. If they ask for a bag don't be stingy. This customer bought something small in the store with plans to return to buy, but now she won't be returning.

Great bunch of people to work with... as a buyer at one of their sales. Those people running the…read moresale were quick and very attentive to check people out and keep the check out li e goi g smoothly. They also are friendly.

Fill a bag on last day and final hour or so and pay high price. Hardly nothing is priced, so you…read moredon't know until you get a pile to the pay station. Which on a few occasions I have been to their sales has been silly high. Just wish they would label and price as much as they can (big items or high quality items) and do 50% off day like all the others. Ended up having to leave things behind in the final hour as they weren't willing to negotiate at all.

Several items purchased were chipped and misrepresented in the description online. Photos taken…read morefrom an angle that hid the imperfections. Most auction items go for high prices, the tax and buyer premium is added in on top of that, so to get home and find chipped items and "deer" that were listed as "bunnies" is annoying. Some fabric pieces purchased were used to wrap glassware meaning they were totally wrinkled and not new looking anymore. Either use paper to wrap or leave the buyer to wrap their own purchases. On the bright side, the check out process was swift and well organized.

I am extremely frustrated and angry. I set up a time to pick up and pay for a large piece of…read morefurniture and then it was sold right from under me. I had to organize time for a truck, people to help move, etc. I had to wait for a previous buyer to back out before I could even make arrangements. If I knew they were going to sell it from under me, I would have tried to make earlier arrangements. I was not notified of the other buyer and was not even given the chance to purchase. The communication and integrity was so horrible I am surprised they are not out of business. I will never purchase anything that they are trying to sell. If I could give them 0 stars I would!

I have read several of the comments and I agree with the negative points. I have been to 2 of…read moretheir estate sales. On the first one, I did see that they were slow, the second time same thing. This last time it took about 40 min to get inside the door and wait time at checkout was about 40 min. The head lady at checkout is the owner I assume. She yelled out several (3-4?) times to the front door keeper "don't let anyone else in"... "if you let someone else in....". I'm thinking wow - she doesn't want more customers in the mostly empty house. She doesn't get it that the hold-up is HER and her methods. They write down the item prices on a piece of paper, then add the items up on a calculator. I think if they had a register it would be more efficient. Or maybe someone going through the line and adding up prices before getting to checkout. Very very very inefficient. She even told one customer, "just put the SHIT on the floor", because the table was getting crowded. She said to one customer - "we are not incompetent, we are just frustrated". She's the owner and she has control of how things work. I think she just doesn't know a better way to operate with high volume of people. There was at least 5 workers there - 2 at checkout, 1 door keeper, 1 guy in garage, 1 lady floating around. I have been to many estate sales over the past year with about 12 companies that I keep a record of - for prices and overall experience so I have a good basis to rate them. I would NEVER hire her for a sale - the home owner will likely lose out on sales. Ok but with all that said, she does offer fair prices on most items. I think it was the 3rd day with 50% off. We spent 2 hrs there, mostly in line waiting. If you see something and want to spend hours there it could be worth your time. Overall experience - this company gets a 1.

This estate seller, Jackie, seemed to be overwhelmed with her job as estate sale organizer. The…read moresale process was extremely lengthy, with customers waiting in line for 90 minutes on the first day and thten an additional 30 minutes to check out (and that was even over an hour past sale start time). Time aside, however - this estate sale company gave me some really strange vibes and I would never hire a company like theirs to handle my estate due to their unprofessional manner. They made disparaging comments about the property owners to sale customers, and also seemed to be venting their own personal frustration on customers as well. They also had a case of "precious" items (sterling and the like) which was sitting right next to the sale runner at the checkout table, with a blanket covering the top. Although many people asked about it, they never did offer any of it up for sale, stating it "wasn't worth [her] time to price it', as "[she] only had a very small scale and since the price of silver had changed so much recently, [she'd] just 'take it to her guy'". Really unfortunate for the estate owners; I can't imagine how much they might have lost out on due to this company's priorities.

Eclectic strip with a broad variety of shops. Some are very intriguing. A pleasant way to spend a…read morecouple hours.

What's great about this strip is that in about 8 blocks, there is a whole condensed area of really…read morecool antique shops. Supposedly, this area is the epicenter of US Victorian antiques. It is cool to pursue these shops and find the old remnants of the Victorian age and the west. I have lived here for 19 years, and this strip has changed. Recently, there have been tons of little great restaurants popping up (Maria Empanada, Adelito), very cool little bars ( Black Crown), Coffee shops (Corvus roasters) and also, well, lots of pot shops- can't say much about those. Also a bit of a sketch factor that is cleaning up, but still sketchy especially around Iowa St & Herman's Hideaway. Vintage and thrift shops abound along this strip as well- a great destination for your 1980's collecting is Fifty Two 80's A Totally Awesome Shop. For your costume needs, try Regal Vintage. I avoid Flossy McGrews, and it may even be gone. Terrifying store. But that's the fun of it! The ARC thrift store is actually amazing- a true charity, well run, cleaner, well organized with awesome finds!! My favorites are the Scandinavian Antique Shop and El Paso Imports. Happy Antiquing!

Baker Auction also known as Baker Auction and Estate Sales Services (BAESS), has two locations…read morewhere they have auctions at: 1775 S. Broadway and 5001 Oakland St. They sell antiques, collectibles, and estate property. They usually have at least two auctions per week, one at each location. I've been to a couple of their auctions and they have a lot of stuff. You have to battle the usual Ebay store owners, Resale shops, and brokers but sometimes you get lucky and get something at a fair price.... Personally, I think BAESS is one of the better auction houses in Denver, if only for the fact that they conduct auctions on a regular basis. (Most of the auction houses around here might do 1 or 2 a month).

I have gone to several of All Year Round Estate Sales recently and always find the sales very…read morethoughtfully staged, items clearly priced, and staffed with friendly and helpful team members. Today at one of their sales I lost my wallet and the amazing staff/owners ensured that it was returned to me, with cash still inside. THANK YOU SO MUCH! Your act of kindness and HONESTY is much appreciated!

Their estate sale times were too far off to be of benefit. Always the waiting game, always.read more