It was my first experience with Treasure Chest Estate Sales and I can say it was one of the best…read moreexperiences ever. Amazing at everything starting with the beautiful, polite, and professional staff. Their team member was in every room and when I had a question regarding the stuff they were selling, I was getting a detailed description of an item. The staging was professional and very organized. The prices were reasonable, all the items were priced with clear price tags, just some of them were missing the tags, but team members who were working in every room were very helpful in providing prices and descriptions of an item. The company offers moving services for purchased items and it was very helpful for me when they delivered a piece of furniture that I bought. They were very professional with Covid guidelines. Taking temperatures to every attendee, providing sanitizers, gloves, masks, and shoe covers. All was just perfect!

I went to an estate sale this morning that was run by Treasure Chest Estate Sales. I love estate…read moresales, but it seems like when they're directed by companies rather than individuals, the quality decreases. PROS: The company seems to run very professionally and is attentive to Covid guidelines. They only allowed a few people in at a time, masks required, good signage, out front, etc. CONS: Most things were not priced to sell so much as they were priced for profit. Also, a staff member was with you in every room kind of hovering (if they weren't initially in the room, they followed you into the room). As a customer, this felt awkward and uncomfortable.

Do not trust Family Heritage Estate Sales or the owner Lisa Gordon, regardless of how much they…read morepush their "Christian values". They are dishonest and left my husband and me in a terrible situation. Today was supposed to be our estate sale - Notice I said supposed. I spoke to Lisa on the phone months ago and explained that we were moving from our townhome and seriously downsizing. I let her know that we were a younger family and did not have antiques to sell. She said that was fine, the market was saturated and people were looking for different types of items. She agreed to come and assess the home, and on April 29th she came out. On this day she assessed the items in our home. I asked her if she thought that we had enough to sell and she said yes and that she would not agree to take the sale if she did not think it would be beneficial. After this assessment, I signed the contract and sent it to her. Here is where red flags began to appear. I had to email Lisa multiple times to follow up to make sure that she had received the contract. She finally acknowledged and said that she would be in contact to set up a day that she would come out and take pictures to advertise the sale. As the days went on, my husband and I began to stress that she had not been in contact with us about advertising or preparing our home for the sale. After multiple calls where she insisted that she "hadn't forgotten about us," she agreed to come out on the 27th of June to take pictures (less than TWO WEEKS before the sale). I was out of town for this visit, but my husband was present. When Lisa came in, he said that it appeared that she already had it in her head that she was not going to follow through with the CONTRACTUALLY agreed upon sale. She walked through our home again, and this time said that we did not have enough to sell therefore she was not going to take the sale. She said things like "that treadmill won't sell" when my husband asked why she responded, "well does it even work?" (the answer is yes, it does). Long story short, Lisa refused to take the sale, and instead gave us the number of a wholesaler. In my opinion, Lisa did not make us a priority and had waited too long to properly advertise the sale. We were selling the entire contents of our home - multiple bedroom and living room sets, workout equipment to include a treadmill, expensive cameras, bass and acoustic guitars, and loads of other items. After calling the wholesalers (who did not answer and still have not returned our multiple calls) we have resorted to the dangerous practice of selling items online and holding garage sales. The final ironic piece of this story is that as I was leaving my development today there was a sign up for another estate sale, held on the same street I live on. We would have had double the customers. If WE had been the ones to break the contract we would have had to pay Lisa for her time and advertising costs, but since she broke it there were no repercussions. Long story short, DO NOT trust Lisa or this company. They will not follow through and will leave you in a difficult situation. I will be cross-posting this review on as many sites as I can to warn people of their business practices.

Today we went to a sale in Pennington. Upon entering we were told everything is 20 % off and…read moreeverything has to go so they will negotiate. We found a retan end table tagged for 60. I asked if they would take it for fourty. The "lady" who seemed to be in charge told us 48 was 20 % off and that's what the price is. We offered 45 and were again told 48. I walked away but my fiancé ended up getting it because we liked it. This company lost any future sales to us over 3 dollars. We hope the 3 dollars was worth it. Terrible business sense by the "lady" in charge

Writing this review as a BUYER at a sale run by this company (specifically someone named Aubrey…read moreGledhill). Came to a sale this past weekend and was pretty shocked at the unreasonable pricing on nearly everything in the house in question. As an example: Lily Pulitzer dresses priced at $20 each, when a resale shop would easily put them at $10. Was also there at the second half of the *last* day of the sale, yet Ms. Gledhill was deeply uninterested in making any kind of deals or accepting offers. I noted that a woman was interested in an extremely large and heavy hanging bell that was sitting unpriced in the basement, for which Ms. Gledhill wanted $50. When the woman said that seemed like too much, Ms. Gledhill copped quite an unprofessional attitude in her expression of disinterest in negotiating. I also must say I was shocked at Ms. Gledhill's attire. If this is meant to be an upscale estate sale agency, you would not have surmised this by her manner of dress; she seemed as if she had just come from a yoga class, and not like someone present and representing a classy agency looking to help turn over high end estates. At the same time, it seemed like there were many higher value items whose prices had been overlooked, so ironically I bought an epensive blazer and an vintage sweater for $5 each. If I was the *seller*, I would be quite irritated to know this. Based on what I observed as a *buyer*, I would not suggest turning to this agency for your estate sale needs.

From the owner: At Local Legacy Estate Sales, we bring years of experience to provide exceptional service in…read moremanaging life’s transitions. Our team is dedicated to supporting our clients with compassion and professionalism, ensuring a smooth process during challenging times. With extensive experience in estate sales and liquidation, we specialize in assisting families, individuals, and businesses as they navigate the process of downsizing, relocating, or settling an estate with care and expertise. Our services are tailored to your unique needs, ensuring a personalized approach that honors your circumstances and goals. We’re more than just a service; we’re a support system. Whether you’re managing the estate of a loved one, moving to a new chapter in life, or simply decluttering, we’re here to make the process seamless and stress-free. Let us handle the details so you can focus on what matters most. Contact us today for a free consultation!

Smelled really bad and the guy was rude. Unfortunate…read more -----------------------------------------

PROS: Many good items in this shop and they're all organized. The prices are reasonable and they…read morealso buy vintage items from people CONS: The guy behind the counter was a bit rude to my friend and I when we went in. Acted as though he didn't want to be there OVERALL: If you're looking for antiques or to sell some than this is the place for you. As long as you don't mind the lack of customer service

HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE SERVICE. DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY…read more Sure they cleaned the house out but never removed the trash from the property as contracted for. They were paid in full and despite many phone calls to Joe Brown, we got nothing but empty promises. I fully intend to take this firm to small claims court demanding half of our money back. This company is a total joke. The house is in Williamstown, NJ. John Burke

I am so happy with this company. They arrived on time wearing masks and got right to work removing…read moremy items. Boy were they fast. They were very friendly and professional. I would highly recommend Brown and Sons to all my friends. Thank you.

I happen to come across the ad on craigslist and so happy I found them! The warehouse is right off…read moreof County Line Road and it's fairly large. Walk in and take your time as you never know what you may see. Since the inventory changes often, I plan on going again. I found a great credenza which will fit in my office at home. In addition to furniture they had lots of knick-knacks, collectibles, gorgeous Tiffany style lamps, handbags, pictures, and lots more. They also had auction lots. Happy Hunting!

Won't be back. Unfortunate to say. I don't like leaving negative reviews for small mom and pop…read moreshops but this can't be helped. Sorry.