Main Auction picked up a truckload of the contents of a relative's estate (silver, china, artwork,…read morefurniture, collectibles, etc.) in April, 2025. They auctioned it off in several sales over the ensuing months, auctioning the last of it November 1, 2025. (The sale July 27, 2025 for example grossed $2,950.) The heirs have received NO accounting of ANY of the sales and not a cent of the proceeds. This is a clear violation of the Ohio Auctioneer law. Justin Karp has said many times he would send an accounting the next day, but has never done so.

If you're looking to sell items, do NOT go to Main Auction. I have been trying to collect what they…read moreowe me for nearly a year, with no response. Sellers beware. This is a family of crooks.

We love this place. It's certainly pricey, but if you find something one of a kind and wanna show…read moreof some Cincinnati pride, it can be worth it. My hubby bought me one of my most prized possessions here - a necklace with a circular pendant showing a map of Cincinnati. It comes in silver, gold or dark gray/black and you wouldn't necessarily know it was a map unless you took a second look. It simply looks artsy and elegant. You can also get it as a set of earrings. There are so many locally made goods and most of them have something to do with Cincinnati or OH. I particularly enjoy their kids/baby section now that I have a little boy. Although I've been very tempted, I must say I haven't splurged in anything for him and I'm not sure I will.... But you could suggest this place to friends when you want a fancy birthday or Christmas gift!

What an amazing experience! Coming back to Cincinnati from Raleigh so worth the trip. I have the…read morecoolest barstools in the city and the experience of working with Drew and Bertie to acquire them was flawless! You must check out the cool space which houses the latest and greatest in lighting design and will also be impressed with the furniture/accessories! This establishment takes the Cincinnati Market to a whole new level!

Went here for a pop-up social house called CincyNice. The space was beautifully lit and as a venue…read moreserved as a really great respite for all the Blinkers walking around in the area. Not sure how this place holds up as a business but when I went during the planning stages the staff were relaxed and knowledgeable and the product was pretty upscale based on my financial ability. I'd encourage you to check it out for all the stylish lights and home decor accents you always wanted but never had. Not so humbly submitted, Michael C.

Joe and all the staff at CIA Industrial were a pleasure to work with. Even though we were…read moreliquidating a smaller business, we feel like they gave us the same great service they would have given a larger company. We highly recommend CIA Industrial!

This is the first time I dealt with this auction company as a buyer. Both the corporate office, and…read morethe people in the field were very easy to get a hold of, efficient, nice, and helpful. No problems at all from the registration process to bidding to pickup. Could not ask for more as far as service goes.

As I had been building a wine collection stored mostly in boxes in a cool room in my basement, I…read moredecided my quarantine project at home to keep me busy would be to make a full-on wine cellar with one of my rooms. Wine Cellar Innovations has tons of information on their site on how to start on the project, and it was a lot of fun to clear out the space, insulate it, and get it ready for their racks. The racks themselves were great quality mahogany, and largely assembled. It takes a bit to get the hang of the way they go together, but once you build your first rack, the others go together super easy. They even included an air nailer setup which made it a breeze - I couldn't imagine doing it any other way! They also offer a free design service which I tried (because hey, it's free, why not?), but I wanted to add a bit more complexity to my design, and as you can probably already tell I'm more of a DIY person in that regard anyway, I took on measuring and fitting in components they have available. Everyone I dealt with was excellent, and the only reason it's not 5 stars is that despite them including multiple spare pieces in the racking kits, there were a few pieces that came incorrectly cut from the factory. I contacted them and they sent replacements no questions asked, so it was only a bit of delay in completing the project. Overall, the project came out amazing and I recommend WCI to anyone looking to build wine racks. They're well built and well-priced.

Great company. Quality and service well exceed the pricing…read more Would buy from them again without hesitation.

Way overpriced. They wanted $4-$12 for 2-inch terracotta pots and around $18 for a 3-inch common…read moresucculent that would cost about $3 at most other stores. The prices are absolutely insane, and I couldn't justify buying anything.

This shop is such a gem!! Located in the heart of historic Old Milford, you are transported to a…read moreplace where clothing and style are personal and celebrated. Such a unique collection of clothing items of all kinds (hat, bags, etz,) and they even sell a huge variety of cool plants! The couple working there was so friendly and provided a welcoming space to shop, as well as had tons of knowledge of clothing origin and history. I found an amazing 1950s dress made in Greece with the original tag still on - I feel like the value for these carefully curated pieces is fair and affordable. I will definitely be back to see what this place has next! Thanks yall!

If you desire the very best in interior design, call Sally Waxman. She is someone who will work to…read moreunderstand your needs and will treat you with courtesy and respect. Sally is the most stylish person you'll ever meet and she has an uncanny ability to become one with her customers sense of style. She brings a lifetime of design talents coupled with a cadre of supporting consultants, artists, painters, construction experts, and an in-depth knowledge of product types and trends We first used Sally in 2003 when we bought a new house and it needed some finishing touches. Sally interviewed us, assessed our needs, and then brought over to our house all manners of wallhangings, lamps, shades, valance material, and accessories. In 2014 we undertook a complete renovation. We wanted a couch that we had seen at the Waldorf in Rome a few years past. We described it to Sally and she called the hotel in Rome, then visited the local material library and brought everything together. The couch was perfect. We were also influenced by the beautiful marble bathrooms that we experienced while in Europe. Sally put us in touch with a bathroom architect that had done projects in such prestigious locations as the Venetian in Las Vegas. Our bathroom is the crowning achievement of the project, and was such a stunning piece of work that the contractor placed a photograph of it on the cover of his marketing brochure. If it's one lamp or a whole house re-decoration, Sally will be your partner. She never disappoints and is dogged in her pursuit of perfection. Through her business, she makes friends and builds relationships. You will look forward to the end of your project, but you will also know that you will miss her when it's done. Dennis and Diane Polley

We have wanted to redo our great room for awhile and the timing was finally right. I stopped in…read moreHoffman and Albers briefly one evening and spoke with a designer, Heidi. She was very pleasant and seem knowledgeable. I contacted her through email for a consultation a few days later. I heard nothing for 6 days and sent another email to her and to the main email for Hoffman and Albers. Heidi responded that she never received my email, but we could schedule something for the current week. I responded with a day and told her I could get more specific about the time. I sent another email the following day with a specific time, asking if that would work out. Again, I heard nothing back. I finally sent an email that this wasn't going to work and received a response to that. Without going into detail, it was not the most professional response. I am surprised that in an industry where communication and customer relations are vital, Hoffman and Albers failed miserably. That should be a red flag for anyone seeking design services. I came willingly with checkbook open, and couldn't even get a consultation scheduled.

The owner Steve Caudill met us and chatted with us while we played and it was a blast. The mini…read moregolf just opened on March 28, 2026. There are 9 holes with one hole that has two special features. You can play the ball in the water or through a tube and come out close to the hole. The decorations are auto themed and the music playing creates a great backdrop. The concept is very fun and nostalgic. You must check in at the Amoco gas station to pay and pick up your ball and club. The mini golf is only open during clear skies and at the owners discretion. Have fun and enjoy!

We visited the Saturday Cars & Coffee event and had breakfast there at the diner. Food was…read moredelicious and very friendly staff. I won a T Shirt and Museum tickets at the car show and visited the Gift Shop to collect my stash. The Gift Shop has so much to offer for all ages and I suggest be sure to schedule time to look over all the items. Highly recommend this business. The Cars & Coffee event is on Saturdays. There was a large attendance of classic cars - so fun to talk to the individual car owners and learn the history behind these vehicles. Great way to spend a Saturday morning.