1. Bates Art Group

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    Bates Art Group

    3.0 (1 review)
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    I have a photograph of the original Boblo Boat, wall size and I'm trying to see how much it is worth?

    Hi Tamakia, a great place to get started is with some photos. Can you email us a snapshot of your photograph? Do you see any signatures or marks/labels? You can send the images to info@batesartgroup.com. Thanks so much!

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    Aarons Estate Sales

    Aarons Estate Sales

    2.2
    (70 reviews)

    Review from a Homeowner/Seller…read more We had an excellent experience working with Aaron's Estate Sales, and we are truly grateful we trusted our instincts and chose them. While we were aware of some controversy and mixed reviews going in (which naturally gave us pause as homeowners) meeting in person with the team and better understanding their model, quickly put us at ease. From start to finish, the process exceeded our expectations. Sara, the team leader on our sale, was absolutely outstanding. She was an exceptional communicator, incredibly patient, and very knowledgeable. The entire team working over the two-weekend sale were fabulously attentive and helpful. Sara's professionalism and calm guidance made what could have been a stressful situation feel organized, thoughtful, and even enjoyable. She clearly cared about both our goals as new homeowners and the overall experience for buyers. When we acquired the home, it was filled with remarkable antiques, and we had factored the potential revenue from an estate sale into our plans for an extensive (and costly) historic renovation. Timing was also critical--we needed everything cleared quickly, but we were committed to ensuring that nothing of value was unnecessarily discarded. Just as important, we wanted the sale to feel welcoming and positive for shoppers, neighbors, and anyone from our community stopping by to appreciate the home. Much of the criticism we've seen about Aaron's centers around pricing. From our perspective as sellers, the results speak for themselves: approximately 95% of the inventory sold, across more than 1,000 transactions. With that volume, it's unrealistic to expect perfect pricing on every item. Most pieces were priced at or slightly below retail, and as the sale progressed, prices were reduced as needed to ensure items moved. That's simply how a successful estate sale works: pricing adjusts based on demand. Items that buyers felt were worth a premium sold early, and others sold once discounted. In the end, nearly everything found a new home. Some vocal critics (but supporters of our home restoration project) reached out hoping we would not recommend Aaron's. While we understand their desire to purchase antiques at rock-bottom prices for resale, that approach would have significantly reduced the revenue we needed to reinvest in the home. Even so, we saw many items quickly reappear on Facebook Marketplace at higher prices...proof that great finds and profitable deals were still made. As sellers, we exceeded our goals, and as homeowners, we'll always look back on this experience fondly. Aaron's Estate Sales, and especially Sara, played a huge role in making that happen. We wouldn't hesitate to recommend them.

    Very overpriced. Went to a sale in Bruce twp today to find auto scrap to make yard art. They had…read moremany of the parts I normally purchase but their prices were insane. 5 bucks for a used valve spring with no markings to denote what engine it goes in. Aaron's employee actually looked it up on ebay as I was standing there, lol. I have no problem paying a little above scrap prices for what was clearly unmarked, used autoparts but their items were Priced as if they didnt want to sell anything. I cant imagine the homeowner that hired them will be happy with the return. It makes more sense to sell at a reasonable price during the entirity of the sale instead of heavy markdowns on the last day.

    Bates Art Group - appraisalservices - Updated July 2026

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