I came in at 5 and they close at 5:30, so I will be coming back to be able to have a nice stroll…read morethrough the store But I still got some things, there was so much The prices were a bit high on a lot so I'm not used to paying that on antiquing But the customer service was great 3.5 until I can come back and do a good walk through

We had a great time thrifting today and found some amazing deals. There's a lot of areas with extra…read morediscounts. The staff is super friendly and the place is organized. There was a great variety of items from iconic cups to tea sets and even vintage fur coats. I will definitely return

I have used this auction house on many occasions. I love the diversity and quality of the items…read morelisted. It is easy to bid online, and the people are very kind and helpful. The showroom makes for an awesome atmosphere that shows off quality furniture well. I can get old, solid, quality pieces for a much better price than trashy new or used furniture elsewhere. The other review listed here is ridiculous as it is solely based on this location being an auction and not a shop. It is not reflective of the quality of the business.

From the owner: We specialize in live and online auctions and auction a variety of furniture, antiques and…read moreaccessories at our main gallery. We also conduct other consignment, estate, business liquidation, and real estate auctions from our gallery, online, or on location.

Blue moon was my first experience with Estate Sales. I have not been disappointed. The staff is…read moreamazing and things are priced right

As a buyer, I waited an hour in line, was the 3rd person in the house and preference was given to…read moresomeone over the phone to buy two chairs I wanted. Staff was already taking credit card info before I even found the chairs. For someone using this company for estate services I would be wary. Allowing phone sales priority over people present at site gives Blue Moon owners/staff the ability to price your items low and have it sold quick over the phone to their friends/family. This opens the opportunity for fraudulent activity.

Have you ever wondered what happens to the merchandise Dollar General or Big Lots does not want?…read more Have you ever wondered where you can get a tazer for cheap? A Dale Earnhardt lamp? A six pack of lighters? A random assortment of completely unnecessary leather goods? If so, boy do I have a place for you! Pop's Auction is local color extraordinaire. It is located off of Southport Road next to the Bingo hall. Open Thursday through Friday nights. This is redneck livin' at its finest and it is an actual auction. It's not cars or livestock or Sotherby's; what it is is a bunch of random shit that comes from God only knows where and now it is all here to buy. We walked away with Scarface air fresheners, key chains, packs of M&Ms, safety goggles, and more. We ate corn dogs and split a can of Coke. We shook our heads at all this..... stuff. They accept cash and checks. We also like the fact that there is a donation box for the Shriner's hospital for kids' toys and goods. Several items that went up for auction were actually put in the box. If you want a show, folks, this is cheaper than the movies. Even if you have that uneasy feeling and hear dueling banjos- it will subside as someone shines a 10,000 candle light power flashlight in your eye and tells you to buy some purdy nice stuff!

I enjoyed every minute I were at the auction and plan to return regularly. I brought a lot of good…read morethings.... If you want to do something on the weekend this something good to do!

So much fun ! Bought some items and I got a pretty good deal. Our hamburger and French fries were…read morecooked to perfection! Great price for a great meal ! Everyone was so helpful. Enjoyed meeting new people and seeing old friends! Waiting for the next Auction! Very clean !

Didn't stop at the auction because the purpose of the visit was to try the burger at the restaurant…read moreon the side called Burger Queen I can say it was an excellent burger. Was a little disappointed the fries were bought frozen fries but all in all a great overall experience. Cash only if you happen to be going and only open when there is an auction. Would I go again - oh yes.

Went to estate auction, did not buy much, a lot of the items were selling for new prices. Auction…read morewas good no problems. Will try weekly auction after first of the year.

First time here. Love it already. Staff are very friendly and wholesome. Nothing wrong about this…read moreplace. Love to bid and love to win.

This auction house clearly doesn't do its homework. They treat original artwork like dorm room…read moreposters--slapping on lowball estimates without consulting the artist or their representing galleries. It's lazy, irresponsible, and damaging. Selling a piece for less than a tenth of its actual value doesn't just shortchange the seller--it actively undermines the artist and the integrity of the market. Any reputable operation would pull those works and advise the owner to donate them to a museum or charity. At least then, they'd receive a proper tax deduction and preserve the value of the work. Instead, this is just sloppy and short-sighted. Shame.

My experience has more to do with the selling aspect than the buying aspect. I recently sold a…read morevery valuable painting at Charlton Hall and the experience was quite pleasurable. I first want to talk about their pricing. I looked at Sotherby's and Christie's and shipping the painting to NY City. With shipping costs, expensive photographing fees, and huge commissions I decided to take my chances with Charlton Hall. My painting fit their repertoire. My painting was sold in the September 2011 auction, and went for what my personal research early in the game was predicting. Rebecca and Kinga were very helpful and willing to take the time to explain how comparables/prices are listed at other auction houses. They were not pushy and easy to work with. Their marketing is global via the internet (like the NYC auction houses). Every aspect of the auction was in effect during the sale of my painting. There was a bidder on the phone, on the internet, and one sitting right next to us. To the "mike d." entry: I have never tried to bid via the internet, but Charlton Hall is not an eBay (Fun Fact: owners of PayPal). The auction house functions more like a traditional auction. In business you like to stick with what you are good at, and Charlton Hall aims to represent a more upscale reputation than maybe a normal online bidding site. This is not intended to be an insult to eBay, it's just a different business model. With that said, they deal in cash, the safest form of payment. I am not sure where you live, but bidding on items in person is a great experience. To anyone selling, who wants to maximize value, I recommend doing your own research and spending time doing your own marketing. While an auction house will take care of their marketing and the sale of your item, it's good to reach a more selective group.