Every piece sold where it brings the most. It starts with a free written plan.

Most estate sales price everything to clear in one weekend, for whoever drives by. What doesn't sell gets marked down, donated, or hauled. It's fast, but a lot of value walks out the door.

We start with a free written plan instead. Before anything sells, you see every piece of value, where it will sell best, a realistic price range, every cost, and what happens to everything else. Then we follow it:

• Each piece goes to its best buyer. Furniture sells at the home. Jewelry, art, and collectibles go to live auctions with 6,400+ bidders across the country. Standout pieces go to our Catalog Sale or to a specialist who already has the buyers.
• Good pieces aren't slashed to clear the house. Anything unsold keeps selling for a set time written into your plan.
• Every piece is logged, and every sale shows up on your statement.
• Our fee comes out of the sale. We only do well when you do.

And we'll be honest with you, including when we're not sure what something is worth, and when we're not the right fit.

Nothing upfront. Our fee is a share of what sells, agreed in writing before anything happens, and it comes out of the sale, so you never write us a check. Extras like a specialist appraisal or storage are quoted in advance and only happen if you approve them.

The bigger cost is rushing. Pricing a lifetime of things to clear in one weekend can cost a family far more than any fee.

Fast. After a live auction night, you can be paid the same day. Other sales pay within a few days at most. You're paid by Zelle, Venmo, or check, with a statement showing every piece, where it sold, and what it brought. Pieces that sell later are paid as they sell.

Every sale is recorded in a system built for it, so nothing depends on memory or paper. You get an itemized statement of every piece and what it sold for, so there is no guessing and no missing money. If you'd like to know exactly how it works, just ask.

Probably. If you own a room full of Picassos, you likely have an auction house on speed dial. Our clients are everyday families with a lifetime of things worth handling well.

Whole homes, and collections of any size: art, jewelry and handbags, sterling, Hot Wheels, Barbies, trading cards, coins, Asian antiques, vinyl, mid century furniture. Or maybe you simply don't want, or can't have, strangers walking through your home.

Not sure? Send a photo and we'll tell you honestly.

We research what similar pieces have actually sold for recently and suggest prices. You approve them and can set a minimum on anything. At auction, bidders set the final price, never below the floor you agreed to.

Sometimes. When speed matters most, we can make one fair cash offer, paid the same day. If selling would put more in your pocket, we'll tell you that first, and you choose.

It has a destination before the sale starts. Good pieces move to another sale instead of being slashed. Usable things are donated, with receipts. Electronics and chemicals are recycled or disposed of properly. The rest is hauled. You're not left with a mess.

Then we say so. If a piece might be worth real money and we're not certain, we take it to a specialist for a proper appraisal. You'll see that cost in your plan before anything happens, and it comes out of the sale. We'd rather say "let's check" than guess wrong on something important.

If you decide to keep the piece, you pay the specialist directly, at their cost with nothing added, and the written appraisal is yours to keep for insurance or family records.

Every piece is inventoried before anything sells. Everyday things are logged by category, like linens or kitchenware. Pieces of value are barcoded, and very special pieces can carry an optional location tracker, like an AirTag. Your statement accounts for every sale.