Best in the business! Friendly and knowledgeable. Sold two of our homes in less than a week!read more

This place has its ups and downs but overall not bad. This the first auction I've been to where…read morethey wouldn't take my bid because the auctioneer wanted $25 I was willing to bid $10. Hey sell it for less I guess. The real estate auction was kinda a bummer. They team with a real estate agent but why? She didn't do anything a realtor would do. Do your due diligence on ANYTHING you buy here.

I have gone to Heimel auctions many times, they do a very good job selling all sorts of items, from…read moremisc "stuff" to high end antiques, furniture and collector items. Very well run, excellent staff. It can get crowded so if you want to go I would go early (after 5:30 most times) to get a good seat. They also do on site auctions sometimes which are usually very good to go to as a buyer. I have consigned items to Heimel auction several times and they did a very good job of selling.

Good friendly service. You can trust them to treat you fairly. I have used them since the beginning.read more

Wonderful experiences every time I purchase items from them. Honest and dependable auction…read moreservices. Never a disappointment. Friendly service with a smile!

We called the Auctioneer from Schoolhouse Auctions to evaluate my in- laws property for on-line…read moreauction and he said that he would accept the project. He then was scheduled to meet my husband at their home to start inventory of the items for auction, and was a no show. My husband tried reaching him by phone, leaving messages, with no return phone call. He called the office and they said that they would leave a message for him to call us back. We were ghosted by everyone at Schoolhouse Auctions with no returned phone calls. If our property wasn't a large enough project for them to take on, then the professional thing to do would be to call my husband to say that, instead of ghosting us. We were left with a very poor impression of Schoolhouse Auctions and sadly we will not be able to recommend their business to anyone we meet.

It has gone down hill. It used to be a great auction. Now it's not worth going online to see. Most…read moreof all, the food is expired. And stuff they say is good and works, don't. I would go to a different auction then this one.

We discovered Wycliff Auctions online and were deeply impressed with the quality of their antique…read morefurniture. We own a vintage B&B and need lovely period furnishings at reasonable prices. The pieces we were interested in were in excellent condition, and were absolutely lovely. We made the drive to Wycliff's showroom and were greeted by a handful of friendly, helpful staff who answered our questions well. We decided to bid online and, after a brief learning curve, got the hang of online bidding. We picked up our items the following Monday and genuinely appreciated the loading help they offered. These are really great, friendly, helpful folks who have had truly impressive estate items for sale. It wasn't just a lot of fun, we can't wait for the next auction.

I love art. This is the best place to come for unique art and higher quality antiques in Central…read moreIndiana Sometimes I get a better price that I would get in a traditional gallery. Auctions are held about once per month with notices coming via mail and email with descriptions of pieces on their website. They offered previews on Friday 2-7:00 and on Saturday 1.5 hours before auction start. This is a family run operation. The gallery is well lit and very clean. The art is nicely displayed and organized. There is plenty of parking but limited seating for patrons. Beverages and lite snacks are available for guests. A security guard is on site keeping an eagle eye on merchandise. The staff is friendly, knowledgeable, professional and helpful. This morning the auctioneer proactively spoke with me on the order and timing of items for auction. You need to sign in to get a number paddle to bid. A 15 percent buyer's premium is added to each credit card purchase or 12 percent to cash or check payment. You need to factor the premium into each bid plus sales tax. Today's auction features vintage modern art, jewelry and furniture. I am not a fan of modern but there are some nice antiques and mid century funky pieces that I have in my sights. The gallery fills with about 100 whispering collectors. Online and phone line bidders participate as well, driving up prices. Dang. Online bidders pay a 20 percent buyers premium. There are 931 items listed in the catalogue that is provided to guests. After the catalogued auction there is a second room with more glass and art that will be part of a "market place" uncatalogued auction that starts after the catalogued auction. They offer "reserve" advance bidding prior for the catalogued auction for people that can't be present. It is interesting to see what others are buying but better when I can take something home.