This place is HUGE! Every time I thought I'd thought reached the end, there was yet another room. I…read morewas personally very excited about it this and am disappointed I didn't discover the rooms until a little before we left. We spent, easily, 2-3 hours in there; I could easily spend a whole day in there and look through all of their stuff. There's at least 3-4 vendors (I think--there may be more than that) that contribute to the store selection. The staff is super friendly, too. One vendor almost walked past us, but stopped and asked if she could hold our stuff at check out so we didn't have to carry it around the store! A little pricey for me, but nothing unreasonable or egregious! You'll definitely do a lot of internal debating about a purchase. Overall, wonderful experience. Absolutely worth the time and money.

Smelly and dirty People are nice…read moreJust don't like the way they display If you don't mind feeling disheveled then you should be fine

This place is seemingly stuffed to the gills with all kinds of artwork. Art gallery plus gift shop…read moreequals Ellen Sea. Anything from oil paintings, watercolors, engravings, wood carvings, encaustic, hand blown glass, lithographs to mixed media is available. Some famous artists, like Renoir prints, can be seen, but more often than not there are local artists being sold from all over the states, but especially Ohio. Local artists include Robert Brubaker, Art Hedges and JoAnn Warnke, a local Columbus woman who passed away recently in 2007. Many of the artworks are antiques from as far back as the 1800s. Major name gift sellers are sold as well, including Royal Doulton, Lladró and Longaberger. There is an old country kitchen room with kitschy gifts but also Longaberger baskets and china. Ellen Sea does some consignment, but most of the items are acquired by the owners, Lawrence Myers and his wife, Claudia. The goal for the Myers is to sell things at a price that most people can buy A great deal of what they come by is consignment with the people selling the pieces. The Myers do have contributing dealers who do consignment with them, including Don Treux, who makes Amish style furniture.

I was not impressed of how this shop was set up. Everything was crammed together and wasn't able to…read morereally look at what was displayed. The environment felt stuffy (not in an elitist way) and honestly the quality of antiques was subpar. I wanted to enjoy this but was not thrilled at what I saw and experienced.

This place is so adorable. I have been wanting to get my mom & sister forever bracelets..so I…read moregifted them for Christmas. We had our appointment yesterday. It went amazing. She even fixed my old permanent bracelet that fell off. This place can do it all. An awesome selection of jewelry & vintage things. Right in the heart of downtown Powell!! Parking is easy, safe. I will be back. I recommend highly!! Keep up the great work..nothing is stopping you after 30 years!! The staff was kind from the start. Prices were kinda pricey compared to other bracelet places but you get what you pay for for sure. I got the blue vintage bracelet that fits my personality exactly in addition to my other gold hearts bracelet.

Great place! Super friendly staff. My fiancé got my engagement ring here, and I was thrilled to…read morecontinue with their business on my wedding band! Highly recommend!

Due to my mother living now with me in another state, It was very necessary to rely on an auction…read morecompany for furniture, kitchen items, etc. After signing the agreement for them to sell items, communication became very difficult. We had an issue on the items from the main auction. It did get resolved but it was not easy. I thought good it's done. I thought that would be the end of any more auctions. Since I was not made aware of any future auctions. I received an alert of an upcoming auction. This happened to be a second auction that combined some of my mother's items along with 2 other people's stuff. Once I all of my mother's jewelry online, I was shocked. I had informed them before , that the jewelry needed to be put aside. I had made arrangements with a friend to bring them to me. Therefore, I had to sign up on the online auction and buy all of her jewelry back and make arrangements for a friend of mine to pick up the jewelry and ship them to me. I believe now that I should have returned back to Ohio and oversee all what was done. Overall a very stressful experience.

I bidded on several items. Infact like 20 or 30. I was expecting to win around 10 or so. When I…read morefound out I only won 1 item. They wanted me to drive 45 minutes to pickup a 4$ item. I told them no. They told me to pay or be banned. I offer to pay shipping they said no. This auction site is NOT on the side of the bidder. I am not paying for an item I don't receive. Intact the more I think about it, the more it sounds like extortion. There is no reason they can't offer shipping. I am not driving 45 min away to get 1 item and at that spend gas and time on it.

I have been a buyer and seller with Oliver's Auctions for a number of years, and doing business…read morewith Shaun and his team has been nothing short of amazing. When we lost our parents a couple of years ago, it was Shaun who we called because we knew we would receive consistent service, all of which being worthy of a 5-Star review. We received a combination of professional and personal touch services from start to finish. It surprises me that there are reviews that are less than 5-Stars and completely shocked at the two 1-Star ratings. I suppose that two terrible reviews versus so many excellent reviews speaks volumes. What I can and will tell you is, if you have a need for excellent auction services, look no further than Oliver's Auctions. Further, I would not hesitate to share my experiences with anyone because I stand by my statements. Thank you to Shaun and his team for providing excellent customer service to my siblings and me as well as to just my wife and I who have been buying from Shaun for more than 8 years.

Very shady business, I bid and won a relatively small brooch and was charged $38 to ship it to me…read more The packing involved simply wrapping the piece is a 5 inch piece of bubble wrap and sticking it in a rolled up plastic bag. This is price-gouging bordering on fraud.

I recently came back to this store to see what they had.... and man have they increased their…read morestock. They have brand new things, to true antiques. And they have amazing prices compared to other thrift stores. I ended up purchasing 4 things - a dresser, two chairs, and a coat 'tree'. An employee walks with you, marks what you want to buy, then checks you out. They will then help you load big pieces. Shout out to Seth & Wayne for being an amazing help to us on a busy weekend.

Over the years I've gotten amazing items and very good prices. But lately, I don't know who's…read morepricing items, but their costs have gone WAY up ($100 for a small, used, unlit Christmas tree?) and many collectible items are as expensive or more expensive than they are on EBay. Identical items with sometimes have a $25 price difference (the Kincade villages, some china etc). I don't think it's worth going to that part of Morse road unless they fix the price problem.

YE Gurl Says: Service Matters More Than Sparkle at Worthington Jewelers…read more Place: Worthington Jewelers Context: Bridal show intro + in-store visits I really wanted to root for this one. I'm a fan of local, mom-and-pop businesses--especially for something as meaningful as wedding jewelry. Met the team at a bridal show, and while the energy felt a little off (crowds were heavy, so I gave grace), they warmed up enough to mention an extended bridal promo and encouraged me to stop in. So I did. And unfortunately... the experience never quite landed. When I came into the store, it was busy again--fair--but the interaction felt just as unclear as before. I explained exactly what I was looking for (even showed a Tiffany & Co. reference), and was immediately told customization was the only option... with no pricing guidance, no range, no transparency. That's a miss. When I did find a band in-store that worked, I moved forward--still without a clear idea of cost. After a long back-and-forth with a manufacturer, the quote came back at over $1,500 more than the comparable Tiffany piece. Pause. I also had to remind them about their own bridal promotion while actively making a purchase. That shouldn't be on the customer. To salvage the visit, I added earrings and dropped off jewelry for repair (which, to be clear, the smith work was excellent). But the buying experience? Still off. And here's where it really mattered: I later found my original ring through my Tiffany rep and called to cancel the order. Thankfully, I caught it in time--because buried in the fine print is that custom orders are non-cancelable. That's the kind of detail that should be clearly communicated upfront, not discovered later. Even the cancellation process felt like work. I was told someone would call me back... hours passed... I had to follow up myself to close the loop. Final visit to pick up my repaired jewelry? Empty store, but still somehow rushed. I tried to browse, got prompted to check out early, asked about items I'd previously seen--and was told they didn't exist. Then spotted them right next to me at checkout. At that point, I paid for the repair work and left with the same energy I walked in with: rushed, unclear, and not particularly welcomed. YE Gurl Insight: There's a difference between *nice* and *kind*. Nice feels scripted. Kind feels intentional. And in a category like jewelry--where purchases are emotional, high-investment, and personal--experience is everything. Final Take: * Craftsmanship (repairs): Strong * Retail experience: Inconsistent at best * Pricing transparency: Lacking * Overall vibe: Off I understand why more people are opting for brands like Tiffany & Co. or even online retailers like Mejuri --you get clarity, consistency, and a smoother experience without the friction. YE Gurl Says: Support local when it feels good to do so. But if the experience makes you second-guess a meaningful purchase? Trust that instinct and move accordingly.

They had a good selection of ring settings and were able to take my diamond and put together a…read morebeautiful piece of jewelry. The diamond selection is not the largest depending on what type of diamond you're looking to buy.

Completely unprofessional. Running an estate auction in a neighborhood with no less than 100 cars…read moreparking up the street. Multiple cars blocking driveways. Car blocking our driveway and cannot leave for hours until the owner gets done buying cheap chotskies shit from a dead person. Emergency services nor tow truck company can access the street. You made your money, why care about resident's safety or experience? Maybe you could have rented out a nearby large parking lot and bussed people to the house for the auction? But you need to make your money.

From the owner: If you're looking for high quality and personal service, you've come to the right place. With Mike…read moreAlbert, Auctioneer and Realtor, well give you the attention and personal service you'll come to expect and enjoy. Mike has been located in Ohio for 40 years and conducts several auctions each and every month specializing in Estates, Business, Antiques, Collectibles and Real Estate. We are confident that we can meet your needs. If you are selling one piece, or your entire estate, we offer the best in auction and real estate services. Our rates are competitive, with no hidden fees. Our company is friendly and will be there to help you every step of the way. Whether you are down-sizing, selling a family estate, or merely want to sell your collection, we are here to help make the process easy. Let Mike help you with all your auction needs. Let us put our experience to work for you!