Good selection of stuff online and in person. The employees are nice and helpful. The owner is also…read morevery easy going and knowledgeable. The only nick is the buyer's premium and additional fees that winning bidder are required to pay above the auction price. I recommend this place if your interested in antiques or collectibles.

From the owner: Teel Auctions specializes in various types of auctions including both on-site and gallery auctions…read more In business for over 30 years, we provide year round auction services for both commercial and residential sellers and consumers. We sell a variety of items for a wide range of consumers including but not limited to restaurant owners, antique dealers, homeowners, and car and firearms enthusiasts. We provide a family atmosphere with a fully staffed kitchen on site every Tuesday.

The Auction was professionally Conducted. The format was…read moreinformative and easy to negotiate. When I went to pick up my merchandise, I was greeted warmly, thanked for my participation and my things were efficiently organized and easy to find. I would highly recommend Legacy Auctions for all your liquidation needs.

If you are looking for a company to handle your Auction or help with an Estate Settlement this is…read morethe company you want to use. Rich and Susan are consummate professionals. excellent communications, outstanding service, professional products. We recently used them to sell a house to help with Estate settlement and we could not be happier with their services. It truly was a pleasure dealing with them and you can't deny the successful outcome. This is a great company and a great staff.

Fun place with some great finds... Bidding goes quickly. Upon arrival you show ID and get a…read morepaddle work your number on it. Place gets crowded so if you want a seat where you can see items get there early, do a preview of items. You can come early or late, go in and out and end of night you pay for items you won. They accept cash credit and checks. Be sure to put your paddle down befor it's yours for much more than you wanted it for:) Bidder dollar... Sold to you... So get out for a different kind of night...

Judy and Jack .... and the people who work for them are the BEST. I got so much great stuff through…read morethe years!!!!

they are very friendly and the prices were reasonable. they…read morehelped me to my car with my purchases. they had everything displayed nicely

This is the only call you need to make. The folks here are the best! They treat everything as if…read moreit were theirs. They are organized and efficient. Let Remember When handle your sale and you will not be disappointed!

I found this operation to be slick and highly dishonest. They claim "WE ARE NOW DOING IN HOUSE…read moreSHIPPING." (SEE THEIR WEB). t is a con job and probably a highly profitable one. Certainly, this is not the only low-end auction house on LIVEAUCTION that perpetrates this cheesy fraud. Before we purchased an item, we requested an estimate for shipping as we'd had problems with auction houses on LIVEAUCTION wanting 5xs what something cost to ship, and they would only give you the actual cost AFTER you purchased and paid for a lot. If something should cost $40 for handling, boxing and shipping, you get a bill for $200 or more. We rec'd an invoice from John Nye. !!! No shipping cost was noted in the form field!!! John said his partner, Ron, would provide one. Ron emailed that he could only provide shipping cost AFTER you paid for the lot. An auction house that claims to ship but does not know how much to bill?!?!? Same ol', same ol' that most of these low-end auction houses use. Then you get the bill for 5xs what it should cost or they keep/steal your purchase. We estimate that this con job could easily cover their over head. These people John and Ron operate in collusion. BEWARE!

Nye & company has what serious collectors call a 'great eye'. If you are a regular follower, what…read moreyou will see at Nye auctions is not only an interesting variety of antiques and art, but items that many times have a certain distinction in style and craftsmanship that sets them apart from the usual auction fare. Two of my recent Nye purchases illustrate this point: a Sheraton sewing table and a George III arm chair. If you search auctions for either of these, you will come up with a large number available for sale. A Sheraton table or a Georgian chair are easy to find, but what is difficult to find are outstanding examples of design. A certain turn of the wood here or the maker's attention to proportion there make all the difference between an 'average' antique, and one worth cherishing as a fine example of the period. Of course, higher end items are always found at big-name auction houses and always accompanied by big prices. Moderate budgets and serious collecting rarely go together. However, at Nye, if you pay attention and search their auctions habitually, you are certain to discover that special piece of art, or furniture, or porcelain, and surprisingly, you will also find it at a very reasonable price. Dan New Hamburg, NY

Excellent very well conducted auction, with quality items. Good communication for this online…read morebidder, quick and very secure and safe shipping of fragile pottery item. Highly recommended.

sketchy for sure. I think they have found a way to scam people online and are perfecting it. they…read moreare rude, they are short tempered, and "certificates of authenticity" barely worth the paper. Will not buy from, sell to, or otherwise work with them. buyer beware here for sure.

I hired Mike and his son to conduct an online auction of the contents of my parents home. From…read morestart to finish they were completely professional and their expert appraisal of items enabled us to maximize our return while being realistic at the same time. They were polite, and very sensitive to the concerns of a family when it came to the difficult task of 'clearing out'. I have since referred several friends to them. I feel it is important to react to 'Deinse K.', regarding her review. The auction that you refer to is, in fact, the one mentioned above. Just a suggestion but in the future, perhaps you should read the Terms and Conditions before you bid. Especially the part that says' READ ALL OF THIS BEFORE BIDDING !!' It clearly states dates and times that payments are required and what happens if you fail to comply, specifically: "... Payment is due on Thursday April 5th by 3pm and Pick up day is Friday April 6th from 10am-5:30pm. If you miss the pick up day, your items will be considered abandoned. Invoices will be sent the day after auction. Payments are only accepted thru LiveAuctioneers Invoice. No payments will be accepted at pick up location...." When you FAILED TO PAY in time, the Wittnauer watch you bid on was returned to me, the rightful owner. What did you expect them to do with it? It is interesting to note that with over 400 lots and more than 200 buyers, you were the ONLY ONE to not abide by the terms and conditions. Your review is inaccurate and borders on fraud. You owe the Stasaks an apology.

As a writer, reviews should come easily to me, but words of exaltation may seem contrived…read more Homecomings--They're most important to this woman with a Southern heart even though I live lives in San Francisco as well as Cincinnati. For almost 7 years I've been an online fan of Mr. Stasak's auction.// He goes the extra mile for both the buyer and the seller. He's shipped the impossible to my home in CA. I deeply respect how care comes through from my chosen mailer--Frank, and if you have reason to call--They will be there, or you'll get the call back. // Handling estate auctions appears to be among his special characteristics. It takes a special person to dismantle a family's home, but his supportiveness shines within the reviews. I thank him for hours of enjoyment. Wishing him continued success; with Gratitude And All The Best. Barbara Everett Heintz, Author Of, "Pinkhoneysuckle."