The Auction was professionally Conducted. The format was…read moreinformative and easy to negotiate. When I went to pick up my merchandise, I was greeted warmly, thanked for my participation and my things were efficiently organized and easy to find. I would highly recommend Legacy Auctions for all your liquidation needs.

If you are looking for a company to handle your Auction or help with an Estate Settlement this is…read morethe company you want to use. Rich and Susan are consummate professionals. excellent communications, outstanding service, professional products. We recently used them to sell a house to help with Estate settlement and we could not be happier with their services. It truly was a pleasure dealing with them and you can't deny the successful outcome. This is a great company and a great staff.

I hired Mike and his son to conduct an online auction of the contents of my parents home. From…read morestart to finish they were completely professional and their expert appraisal of items enabled us to maximize our return while being realistic at the same time. They were polite, and very sensitive to the concerns of a family when it came to the difficult task of 'clearing out'. I have since referred several friends to them. I feel it is important to react to 'Deinse K.', regarding her review. The auction that you refer to is, in fact, the one mentioned above. Just a suggestion but in the future, perhaps you should read the Terms and Conditions before you bid. Especially the part that says' READ ALL OF THIS BEFORE BIDDING !!' It clearly states dates and times that payments are required and what happens if you fail to comply, specifically: "... Payment is due on Thursday April 5th by 3pm and Pick up day is Friday April 6th from 10am-5:30pm. If you miss the pick up day, your items will be considered abandoned. Invoices will be sent the day after auction. Payments are only accepted thru LiveAuctioneers Invoice. No payments will be accepted at pick up location...." When you FAILED TO PAY in time, the Wittnauer watch you bid on was returned to me, the rightful owner. What did you expect them to do with it? It is interesting to note that with over 400 lots and more than 200 buyers, you were the ONLY ONE to not abide by the terms and conditions. Your review is inaccurate and borders on fraud. You owe the Stasaks an apology.

As a writer, reviews should come easily to me, but words of exaltation may seem contrived…read more Homecomings--They're most important to this woman with a Southern heart even though I live lives in San Francisco as well as Cincinnati. For almost 7 years I've been an online fan of Mr. Stasak's auction.// He goes the extra mile for both the buyer and the seller. He's shipped the impossible to my home in CA. I deeply respect how care comes through from my chosen mailer--Frank, and if you have reason to call--They will be there, or you'll get the call back. // Handling estate auctions appears to be among his special characteristics. It takes a special person to dismantle a family's home, but his supportiveness shines within the reviews. I thank him for hours of enjoyment. Wishing him continued success; with Gratitude And All The Best. Barbara Everett Heintz, Author Of, "Pinkhoneysuckle."

This auction house has changed significantly over the years. In the past, auctions could last all…read moreday, with auctioneers actively engaging the crowd to drive bids higher. In the box lot area, there was even an auctioneer--an older man with a cane--who might spend 45 minutes or more on a single box. There was also a small kitchen where you could buy freshly cooked meals, which added to the overall experience. Today, the approach is very different. I see little to no online advertising for their auctions compared to other auction houses, aside from their website and a limited group they notify directly. Auctions now move quickly: items start low and end fast, with minimal effort to increase the final price. While this format can benefit buyers, sellers should be cautious. With the current pace and lack of active bidding, it is unlikely that items will achieve strong selling prices.

My son and I have been going to Brown Bros. for years. You NEVER know what you might find…read more Ephemera, books, jewelry, household goods, paintings, games, tools, coins and much more. Even if you don't buy anything, it's worth the trip. Blaine is full of great stories. There is always at least a few items that surprise. The auctioneers do their best to get the most for their consignors but there are still bargains to be had (if you have knowledge and a little vision!). Definitely part of the week for which I always look forward. The people who work there are all a delight. Usually about 4 auctions going on simultaneously so you have to stay on your toes! J. Andrew Solis, M.D.

While not Christies, this is a very professional and upscale auction in Orange County, NY…read more Finding it takes you along some lovely country roads, but keep your eyes on the road, lots of wildlife, think deer, out for an evening stroll. While the website (www.oldredbarnauction.com) gives you a good idea on whats going to be put up at the monthly (1st Sat of the month) auction, going there is a better idea. You can really see things and look them over carefully. They allow you in, give as much time as you would like and are helpful if you have questions. They have many pieces of furniture, much from older estates being sold. Some come in on consignment. There is artwork there, often some interesting pieces. They have old stoneware on occasion. Stamps come in from local dealers. China sets from "the old country" (which could be Russia, Belgium, Greece and any country in-between). Glassware from the 1920's. Leaded glass. Chandeliers. Some things will go for $10, others for $1,000. I have seen a few things go for much more. VIEWING is usually Friday afternoon before the auction, and Saturday afternoon just prior. Cash, MC, Visa, NO AMEX, local checks 15% BUYER'S FEE - I don't think there is a discount for cash. Seating is not super comfortable. but if you get there early enough its manageable. Or you can stand in the back area. Get there early on Saturday, parking will be difficult, at best. That's one annoying thing. The other is the cost of the food they serve. Ludicrous, and not good enough for the price. 5 stars because you don't go for the parking and food anyway, the auctioneer is good and he keeps things moving along.

Very pleased. We sold on vacation/summer place in the Catskills and didn't need the furnishing in…read moreour other place in Florida. We chose the pick up option to avoid trucking our stuff there. Very pleased with our proceeds and Red Barn service. We received a check with no follow up. Give it a try if your furnishings are in good shape.

Cowley Auctions went above and beyond to ensure I had a positive auction experience. Good people…read morewho deserve your business

Kravetz Auctions are now doing Estate Sales! I went to one this Saturday and it was great. It was…read moreorganized and professional and lots and lots of great finds. I can't wait to go to their next one.

From the owner: We specialize in the auction of estates including sterling silver, paintings, coins,furniture,…read morepottery, porcelain,old toys and more.

Daniels seemed like an honest community member, until he walked away with all our antiques and…read morefamily heirlooms. My guess is that he got in financial trouble and instead of being forthright, he used the money from the sale of our items and others in the community to keep his business and bills going until he finally packed up overnight and closed shop. There are other more reputable places out there. Not only did we lose our antiques in all this but we, and others, are out substantial amounts of money.

Have been dealing with auctions for some time and I have got to say that this was a pleasure. The…read moreitem was described accurately and was shipped well packed and arrived safely. Spoke to the owner several times and he seemed very black & white answering questions as accurately as the listed descriptions on the site. Site was kinda confusing at first but I got the hang of it. Now have attended 3 online auctions and am shocked at the items he brings to auction (would expect several to be at Christie's or Swan). Bottom line is that Scott Daniel's is a premier auction house and they are experts! Just as a note did not want to promote this since it may bring more bidders - which is bad for me - but I did promise to do it. Sooooo Walter

Terrible company..waited over a week to bid..kept saying ..Pending approval..emailed several times…read moreand days before auction but no contact..shows they are not top notch business.. don't not care about customers.Auction started and still nothing..won't answer phone..avoid these people

I was able to win an item (a Peacock Tapestry) for $31. When I called to let Dennis Auction know…read morethat I had not recd. The item, I was told I had to pay shipping. When the shipper called me with the shipping cost - $46, I refused to pay that ridiculous amount! Joanne called me today to tell me I would not receive a credit for the item. They are a bunch of Shysters!!! Buyer Beware!​