Denise Ryan is a great auction house for online bidders like me. Their lot descriptions are…read moreaccurate and complete. The items I received were exactly as described. They handle shipping in house at a very reasonable price, so you don't have to bother with arranging shipping yourself. It makes things a lot easier. In short, I recommend them without reservation.

Went to preview an auction of DAGUERREOTYPES. One of the pictures was of Lincoln and not a…read moreDAGUERREOTYPE but a printed paper photo. We spoke to the Auctioneer who seemed to appreciate the Information. Watching the auction online, the Auctioneer never noted the fact that it contained reproductions. The lot went off at auction and sold for alot more than it should have.

From the owner: We auction antiques and fine art to include furniture, maps and documents, fine art, silver,…read moreceramics and other collections. We also provide appraisal services for antiques, silver, art and collectibles. We do not appraise real estate. Please reach out to us 603-731-9876 or info@nhauctionsandappraisals.com

Beware of this "auctioneer" who identifies himself as Chris from New Boston NH 603-487-2097 cell…read more603-759-7778 We were having a yard sale for my parents in Mass Chris lured my Dad who has Alzheimers into the house and bought a $450 antique clock from him for $75 When we tried to contact him multiple times to ask him to do the right thing and return the clock our calls were never answered WATCH OUT FOR THIS PERSON!!!

This is by far my favorite jewelry store! They have a great location too! They always have an…read moreincredible selection of every kind of jewelry you can imagine with Great prices! Sometimes I go in just to buy a new jewelry polish cloth but it's hard to leave without a new bobble for my growing collection of earrings and bracelets.

Always honest. GIA certifications on many pieces. Great prices. I shop here a lot. This is…read moreconsignment so you never know what you will find, but they have very high end pieces a lot of the time. If you consign they take 25% which means if you are selling jewelry you will get way more than selling to a traditional jeweler. I used to shop at Barmakians in Nashua. I paid way more for way less before I went to J. August. I used to take what I bought from J. August to Barmakians and asked for them to confirm item specifics. Never once was I told that what I bought was different from what I thought I bought. More than once I mentioned what I paid and was told I got a great price. I highly recommend J. August jewelry.

I have purchased many items in the past. professional and good person. i see one negative review…read moreabout "not getting-a return call" ... sometimes during auctions, there are 100s calls in a week. When things are busy, a call can be misplaced".

I have all sorts of coins from wheat pennies to for coins &US coins how can we get started Im…read morelooking for accurate info on them!! Can We?

Extremely pleased. Here's the short version why, followed by a long one…read more.. SHORT VERSION ---- Our situation: a cluttered 3-bedroom home in a different state that needed to be handled. Ideally, of course, we sell and donate what we can-but even just the clearing out aspect was looking like a nightmare logistically, financially... not to mention time... not to mention STRESS. True to their name and promise, Stress Free Estate Services truly handled it all. Quick, communicative, under budget & ahead of schedule. In fact, I feel so strongly about my recommendation, I feel compelled to write a long version for the benefit of anyone who is in the same place I was before we chose to go with Dennis... LONG VERSION ---- When I found/called Dennis, I was surrounded by notebook pages and spreadsheets full of quotes and timelines, becoming increasingly overwhelmed trying to do everything myself. (Everything from dumpster people, to donation people, to cleaning people, to scores of potential buyers, AKA randos, on several buy/sell apps). It was a classic, "There's got to be a better way!" Quick search online, and I found Dennis. I feared a company called "Stress Free Estate Services," with a website claiming to provide EVERY service I was trying to handle on my own, might be too good to be true. There's a level of trust inherent in this kind of arrangement, trust that was earned after the fact by outstanding work. The better I can describe our positive experience, the more I can hopefully shorten what can feel like a leap of faith-especially in a situation like ours, where we were out of state, a bit overwhelmed, and, honestly, a bit reeling, trying to do it all on our own. It's a vulnerable place to be. The service was as good as advertised. My only regret is that I didn't find Dennis earlier. I could have saved weeks of work and worry-as it is, he saved me months of the same. I was far enough along in the process to be able to compare Stress Free Estate Services with quotes I received from all the different parties which would have been required to do it on my own. Even if Dennis had not sold anything, his up-front cost was still less than it would have cost to clear out the house on my own. But he did sell-quite a bit. Enough that a check is in the mail. We are RECEIVING more money than it would have COST to do it on our own. Amazing value-even before you account for TIME/ENERGY saved and STRESS avoided. The only thing Dennis can't compete with is some idealized version of what doing it myself could have looked like. (I was far along enough in the process to know.) Even if I could have made it my full time job to try to get top dollar for every item in a cluttered house, the reality of my earnings would have failed to meet what I instinctually felt things were worth. The endowment effect is reel... And buyers will not pay to cover the sentimental value I'd helplessly fold into my pricing. The only way to counteract this? Have someone else do it. Someone who knows how. Make it back in time saved. Stress saved. Ultimately, even in the money earned-because I do not know how to do this on my own (not well, anyway). And I couldn't have made it my full time job. I wasn't even in the same state. We needed the house cleared-whatever could be donated, donated, and whatever could be sold, sold. Dennis solved all these problems, on budget and ahead of schedule. Now we can sell the house. Stress-free, indeed! Very grateful!

Dennis is a straight shooter, and tells it like it is. Although he wasn't able to assist with our…read moresituation, because we didn't call soon enough, he kindly gave us some very helpful advice. He wanted to help more, but there just wasn't time, however he provided some great information, and didn't charge us for his knowledge. Very grateful, and hope to work with him in the future!

Incredible people with a great selection of cool and unique things! Never know what your going to…read morecome across

Friendly employees and things are always changing in there I usually go weekly because you never…read moreknow what unique item you will find. They are fairly priced and willing to negotiate. Great place highly recommend

The prices are insane now! What are they thinking asking $5 for used, old stained, kid's clothing?…read moreWomen's clothing is also overpriced with a used blouse costing at least $7. I went to buy extra dishes for Thanksgiving but each plate or bowl, no matter its condition, was $3. I found out that day, Hobby Lobby has the SAME PRICES for NEW items! A set of four beautiful bowls, $12. Tried Home Goods and again, $12 for four plates. We can do better at any other store, even non clearance items, and they are new. Really Not-so-goodwill, you can do better. And honestly, what are you doing with all the money from customers who "round up". Jeeesh do you get to keep the interest you make on all that money. Quote; "Financial Impact of Roundup Donations Growth in Donations: Roundup donations have significantly increased, with total contributions rising from $389 million to $749 million over the past decade." Really?! Who is benefiting? The article goes on to say goodwill does not specify where the donated funds are directed.

I've been to many Goodwill stores from Hawaii to Boston and none are as organized and big like this…read moreone. They had great friendly staff and Tammy went out of her way to make sure we found what we were looking for at the Manchester New Hampshire Goodwill store. There was plenty of parking and great hours. Most days are 9am to 6pm. They have a great variety of product for great value. I'll be back. I hope you find time to visit, because a dollar saved is a dollar earned.

I called from Littleton, NH -- spoke to a gentleman named Andy -- told him what I was looking for,…read moreand kind of the range of money, and he was very informative on the phone so I decided to run down and meet him. Upon entry to the store I was greeted by Ethan (I hope I remembered his name) and quickly met Andy. Both of these gents are stand up guys, told it to me straight, and I felt right at home browsing around the shop. After a few minutes Andy came over and asked if I needed help finding something -- he was QUICK to show me exactly what I was looking for! We talked while I browsed for another 15 minutes or so, laughing hysterically with both Andy and Ethan -- it really was such a welcomed visit -- I could not be happier with our decision to stop into this store. I felt like I've known these guys for years, my stomach hurt from laughing so much. I have complete confidence that when we do return (as I told them we definitely will be now!) that our experience will be just like our first. Awesome. Very happy with these guys and we WILL be back!! Thanks again Andy, Ethan, and New England Picture!!

I knew the the matting, framing was going to look nice, but my picture look unbelievable. I am…read moredefinitively impressed. Ara's choices in framing and matting captures the mood of the subject. He walked me through what he was going to do. The prices could not be beat on 6 prints I had framed, Micheal's would easily charge double what I paid. Super Happy!