This store sells second hand furniture but has an identity complex. They want to be viewed as an…read moreupscale store but they certainly are not since their inventory is strictly "used." Selling used furniture and antiques is not a bad thing but the people who operate this establishment describe their inventory as being akin to Pottery Barn and Restoration Hardware. It isn't. Home Again Consignment is what it is which is a used furniture store. Comparing themselves to Pottery Barn is laughable. If people want Pottery Barn furniture, they can just go to Pottery Barn, which is probably a safer bet when buying upholstered furniture since used stuff (even if it appears to be in good condition) could be harboring bed bugs. Yuk!

Beware! They have no system to track what is taken in on consignment or what is sold, according to…read morethe owner. We dropped off a set of my mother's Royal Daulton china in the spring and went back after a busy summer to have then disavow any knowledge of the china or that they even knew who we were. The owner lacks the basics of civility and is a thief!

I've been trying to get to this store for ages and now I'm so sorry it took me so long. I was able…read moreto procure lighting that's definitely going to be a unique and special addition to my home. More importantly, Gail has curated beautiful vintage pieces: furniture, outdoor living, lighting, clothing, linens, art, jewelry and so much more. I absolutely love this store!

An attractive little antiques shop with its wares neatly arranged though perhaps a bit limited…read more Mainly housewares, some jewelry, and vintage clothing. There are some garden statuaries and decorations, some with a pleasing patina and weathered look; others quite eroded and/or broken. However, prices are kind of high and the proprietor seems unwilling to dicker so unless you really really like or need the piece, there are other places to peruse.

Small place with…read more cool stuff Tag Sale Treasures is a small store located right in Pawtuxet Village. Certainly not a large place, it's cramped and crowded with stuff. Type of place where you have to turn sideways at times to get by things. I'm not sure what the building was built for originally but it is obviously has been around for a while. The inside is basically several small rooms stuffed with stuff. All kinds of antiques, linens, old signs, clothing, furniture and plenty of cool knick knacks and doo dads. Things seem to move in and out quickly so every trip is a new adventure. The folks that work here are pleasant and friendly and let you take your time and look around without bothering you. That's a good thing because there is a lot to look at even though it's all in a small area. Mundane and common things mixed in with the unusual. The last time we happened by we saw a reproduction antique sink that was exactly what we were looking for. The price ended up being substantially lower than on line catalogs we were looking at. It was easy to install and works and looks great. A pleasant and unexpected find in a cool little store.

I love this store! Perfectly organized, clean, and welcoming space that contains some pretty…read morestandard New England vintage/antique finds. Newer clothes on consignment along with smaller pieces of furniture. Here's what's exceptional; The owner is extremely nice, and easy to talk to, and her prices are beyond awesome. Plan to check in here regularly.

I could spend HOURS here! So many fun booths full of trinkets and collectibles and home goods and…read moredecor-- every category you might want to look for!! I can't wait to come back!! They close at 4 and are only open a couple days so plan accordingly *

Had quite the workout here, head swiveled side to side rapidly throughout the whole building, there…read morewas sooooooo much to look at and ooh and ah over! You need to carve some time out of your schedule to do this place justice!! If you come out empty handed there's something wrong with you, lol.

I walked in here an not a single person came to see if I needed help. I walked around the entire…read moreshowroom and no assistance was provided. Many of the couches here seemed very low end so I was not impressed with the selection nor the service. I decided to shop somewhere else.

For months now we've been looking for a new livingroom chair to fit in a small space…read more Shortly after we walked in a sales associate approached. He asked what we were looking for to point us in the right direction and let us know where to find prices. He also explained some pieces are available in other colors and where we could find that information. Then he left us to wander the floor. Some items on display are the item you get. The tag will specify 'floor model' if this is the case. It's quite a large space. Most pieces are set up as you would find them in your home with side tables, lamps, wall decor and so on. Everything is for sale of course, not just for show. They also have bedroom, dining room and other miscellaneous furniture pieces as well as mattresses. If you are thinking of purchasing a floor model, be sure to look it over carefully as what you see is what you get. This goes for decorative pieces too. Sadly our hunt for a small profile, comfy seat, with arms, and possibly the occassional nap, continues. We'll drop in another time to see what's on offer.

Came into this store on MAY 31 and found a great Robin Egg Blue chest of drawers, but didn't have…read morehelp or access to a truck as my BF was out of town (and I was meeting him in 3 days) until we flew back 6/11. I made this clear to Lynda, the owner, and she told me no problem, I could still purchase it and come back and pick it up when we got back to town and she would make sure everything was noted. I paid the $200 and got a receipt with the phone number circled and Lynda's name written at the top for me to call and arrange the pick-up upon my return. As luck would have it, our afternoon flight on 6/11 was delayed by bad weather and we were not able to make it to the store that day. I called at noon the next day (6/12) to let Lynda know my BF would be by that afternoon to pick it up...only to be told THE CHEST OF DRAWERS HAD BEEN RE-SOLD (like, double sold, basically) TO SOMEONE ELSE THE PAST WEEKEND! Prior to my opportunity to re-iterate the arrangement we'd made, the whole thing is my fault, or at least not their problem, and it's clear Lynda 1) had zero recollection of me, my purchase or our arrangement and 2) does not properly note pick-up arrangements. First, I'm told that I did not come in within the "7-10 day window" and that this is "posted throughout the store" - um hello, I explicitly said I was out of town until 6/11, and how was this not noted on my item?! Then, I was told that people don't come back for "Layaways" regularly, in which case they sell it to someone else - wait, you call my full payment of $200 layaway?! Then she was blaming it on her "small storage area" - ok so someone's purchased property has been sitting at your store for a mere 12 DAYS (as they told you it would) and based off your "small storage area" you re-sell it to someone else for another $200?! To be frank, I don't believe they thought this was on layaway - I can't see how a consignment store would forget a $200 purchase (vs. layaway) of a Robin Egg Blue chest of drawers. I would think $200 makes a difference on the books...? Finally, they supposedly didn't have my phone number, which honestly I can't remember if I gave it to them or not. But regardless, if you are a consignment store owner who has a policy to re-sell $200 merchandise if not picked up in a very short window of time - you should get the phone number (!!!) so you can at least ensure you are an ethical store/owner and call first, before getting a double profit on a piece of used furniture. The only credit I'll give is once I got upset and refuted all of the aforementioned things she said, she finally said that it was their fault and apologized and said they should not re-sell purchased items except if it's been an exceptionally long time, and that she failed to properly note my timeframe for returning. She also offered me an additional $10 back for my trouble...??

A lil pricey but you can find some gems in there. The staff was pretty nice and the store is well…read moreorganized. There is a dressing room. Nice for a quick stop in. Jewelery counter is extensive! Only take credit cards for $20 or more. If you need a mini hunt, this is your kinda place.

This is a very spacious store with high-quality mid-century modern items. They are priced high, but…read morealso are priced appropriately. The clothes, however, seem priced high to me. I enjoyed my time looking at all the treasures in the store and will definitely go back.

Always has interesting and quality stuff. If I had to furnish my home, I would start here. The…read moreowner is a sweetheart.

I find all of the employees to be honest and kind at this auction. Bonus points when they're funny,…read morewhich is often. Like any auction house, there are occasional bargains to be had for buyers but there are also plenty of times that items are sold for collectors' prices, like when they offered the gorgeous mid-century movie and monster posters. They advertise online and in social media, and they share hundreds of pictures for every auction. An auction house can't tell you for sure what you'll get or what you'll pay for your items. If they could, they'd be a retail store.

Awesome Discovery Auction With Plenty Of Estate Fresh Antiques, Art, Glass, Asian Porcelain,…read moreMilitary, Primitives, Pottery, Furniture, Musical Instruments and Jewelry. Items Arriving Each Day For The Weekly Thursday Morning Auction!!!

As a lifelong thrifter and environmental advocate, I have great appreciation for estate sales. Of…read morecourse, some estate sale companies are better than others, and my favorite--by a longshot--is Hunt Estate Sales. There's a reason so many people trust Hunt to handle the delicate, often emotionally complex process of selling their artwork, jewelry, clothing, housewares, and other treasured items. And there's also a reason shoppers like me always click on the link to a new Hunt Estate event. Maggie and Jim are consummate professionals who treat their clients, customers, and the items they sell with utmost respect, even amid the chaos of a sale or pickup. I know this can be a tricky balance, as I've been to sales run by other companies that don't feel great for various reasons. But every time I acquire an item at a Hunt event, I leave happy and fulfilled. Rather than feeling like I've contributed to the pain of a family dealing with loss or downsizing, I feel positive about integrating beloved items into new hearts and stories. That's the energy Maggie and Jim project, and it's contagious. If you love shopping secondhand, you owe it to yourself to check out Hunt Estate Sales.

I would highly recommend Hunt Estate Sales. I was in a bind and Maggie dropped everything to help…read moreme. She is capable, kind, talented and hard working to ensure you have a successful result. Hire Hunt Estate Sales!

My wife and I purchased a sofa with chase. We were told it was great quality and we didn't need the…read moregoof proof warranty. We had it on our last piece and they didn't honor it. Bobs sent an independent inspector to look at it and told them in front of us the furniture basically was a pos. Bobs said sorry nothing they would do. They fooled me twice but not again. We will buy a new couch from anybody but bobs.

I love Bobs Furniture, I really do but there protection plan sucks. I went back on my word from…read moresome years ago and I purchased a new couch from there. That was almost five years ago. There is a tear on the back of the couch that the cushion rest against(on the seam). I reached out to the warranty people and like before they said they couldn't do anything about it. I went to the store. They have started working with a new warranty company. They told me to try and see what happens if they could help. I reached out, they had my info in there system... according to them they denied my claim !! And it says they fix tears. What is the sense of having and/or buying a warranty if it's going to get denied. My warranty is up this September. I'm so done with this.This is the first time I had to put in a claim. This is ridiculous. People don't waste your money on the warranty/goof proof because it seems anyway they can get out of fixing they will!!!