My boyfriend and i came yesterday for the first time and dropped off a few vintage dolls to sell. The lady who helped us (manager, owner, i think not sure and didn't catch name) was so extremely nice and helped us through the whole process. After we immediately went inside and explored for almost 2 HOURS. the store is HUGE and they have just about everything. It was actually magical in there, of course we wanted to buy just about everything. we were shocked at how good some of the prices were for huge beautiful furniture. We ended up buying a few porcelain dishes. and an old vintage clock and phot frame. All nice quality and really really good pricing. We have so much stuff that we would like to part with, we're planning on doing other stuff with it but will now be selling it here. Great store. read more

Excited to visit after seeing their other location and was disappointed. The gracious staff at the other location identified items we were interested to be at this store. Upon inquiring we were met with disinterested unwelcoming service. The sales floor is huge and therefore messy in some areas. The gentleman with the jewelry booth at the entrance was the highlight of the visit and would be the only reason for my return. read more

Wonderful and personal customer service. So many great items at reasonable prices. I could've spent hours in this treasure box of a store. Fabulous selection of furniture glassware trinkets pottery frames mirrors. Their leather chairs were in great condition. Will definitely return soon. read more

Slow service Static- LOUD music that goes in and out of tune- not conducive to any kind of hanging out, browsing, shopping. It feels like you're lucky to be there- customer service is lacking - quick talking, not interested in the buyer. Will not complete a purchase unless you're in their system with all your information?? Computer freezes often? To bad, such a great thrifting spot if they could wrap their heads around kinder service. read more

I just bought a beautiful highboy dresser and they help load it into my vehicle! Thank you I love this store!

I accidentally posted this same rating on the Encinitas stores YELP page...it should have been on this Middletown one...but since they're one and the same I wanted to cross post "correctly" here as a WARNING TO OTHERS. OMG complete and utter BS! DO NOT TAKE ANYTHING TO THIS PLACE. I've been using consignment stores for years and I've never encountered this situation before. I put some furniture on consignment in August and as I hadn't heard anything I called them and was told that my items had sold "out of contract" and that I was therefore entitled to nothing, nada, zero dollars. I feel like they "used me" to transport my furniture down there and then stole my money. Unbelievable! Guy says to me, "yeah it's in your contract." How can this be legal? I'll be looking into it. BEWARE! Also, not BBB Accredited, I should have checked beforehand! read more

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Always looking for some unique picture, piece of furniture, accent or a succulent I don't have at a great price. Small succulents are only $1.50 and like getting these and watching them grow. Wife's happy shopping place. read more

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This was a really fun find as I love thrift shopping. The store is massive and a bit cluttered due to the number of items in the store. You could literally spend 6 hours here if you're wanting a good hunt. I enjoyed browsing...especially the furniture. However, I am very disappointed to have paid for inauthentic items. Firstly, I spotted a lovely ring. I asked for assistance to try it on and asked what the stone was. The woman assisting me said the band was white gold and the stone was a canary diamond. I couldn't find any engravings on the ring, but was assured it was vintage and real gold and diamonds. I bought it for $275. Additionally, I bought a Chanel purse that was inside one of the locked glass cases. One of the staff members offered to show it to me. They allowed me to inspect the handbag and presented me with a certificate of authenticity. I paid $600 for the bag which would have been about $6000 if it were truly authentic. I thought I'd hit the jackpot with my ring and then this purse. The sellers were very convincing. After a few uses of the handbag, it started to fall apart. The fake leather cracked all over and the hardware tarnished and turned green. Only a month later, the chain detached from the bag. I brought it back in, expressing my disappointment and kindly asked for a refund, suggesting possibly they didn't recognize it was a replica when they consigned it in store. The woman I spoke to was incredibly rude, denied the inauthenticity of the bag and said I had been too rough with it. That's simply bs. Authentic Chanel handbags last a lifetime. The one I purchased from Consignment Classics was indeed a replica, probably only worth $100. The buyers at consignment stores should know how to verify authenticity and turn away fake items. Or if they accept inauthentic "brand name" replicas, sell them at a fair price. Such as $30 for this bag. I didn't get a refund, nor any resolution. As for the ring, I kept it a lot longer. It was beautiful and did look real for a long time. After about 8 months, it started to weather. I decided to take it to a jeweler in town to appraise it and clean/polish it for me. They inspected it and let me know that it was not gold or diamonds. It was sterling silver and a citrine crystal. I should have known both purchases were too good to be true, but I've gotten some amazing luxury items at other thrift stores, so I really thought I was getting a good deal. I spent nearly $900 at CC for 2 items valued at under $100. Bottom line, this place is a scam in terms of jewelry and accessories, in my experience anyway. The customer service is manipulative, unfriendly, rushed, rude and unhelpful. read more

Huge warehouse of vintage and consignment things at good prices. I am in the market for bookshelves and can't decide whether to get something new or used. The prices here were very good, but I really wanted something sturdier and a lot of of them were particleboard in the back. But there were lots of amazing fines in other kinds, like mid-century, for very reasonable prices. I would definitely recommend coming here if you're looking for furniture, instead of just spending money on new junk. read more

This is the worst store ever!!! First is the people who work there is crazy rude. I feel discriminated! I just wanna try the rings and this one lady told me to move my bag like wtf do you think im gonna steal the $8's rings like come on!!! I don't really like complaining but this is too much! You acted like you're selling real golds! I still end up buying worth $40 items even though they are very rude! But im not coming back!! read more

On the buying side-I bought some furniture at CC. Customer service was exceptional. As a SELLER- *Beware* I sold a brand new set of four camel faux leather chairs within 30 days for $75 TOTAL. Get your estimate before you drag your furniture there for a quote if you can, the lady is aggressive. read more

Love this store, got a beautiful real wood credenza at a reasonable price. This is my 4th or 5th purchase.

Consignment Classics is a great place to wander around and look for good buys on consignment goods. They have parking right outside on Hancock and the employees are friendly without being intrusive as you browse their goods. It's a huge location with two floors inside and an outside display. Found some great pieces of furniture for our new place. Highly recommend. read more

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I love this spot. It's jam-packed with furniture, rugs, mirrors, artwork, you name it. It's less on the trinkets and little things side, although there are plenty of those in this vast space. Honestly you may come in here thinking you're seeking a chair or a rug and walk out with several art pieces and a collection of plates. Honestly, who can complain about vast selections? The styles are all over the place, different eras abound. I personally fully recommend checking CC out. You may be surprised at what they have hidden somewhere, maybe even the basement! read more

For a thrift store, I thought the prices were exorbitant. Items for sale seemed okay, and lots of unique things. I won't be back, however. Ladies working at the front don't seem so friendly. read more

We placed approximately. 125 items, composed of vintage china and glassware. Out of these items, we sold 47 items, and retrieved a number that did not sell. According to the contract, the consignor receives 50% of the priced item. After 30 days, items are reduced by a further 20%, and after 60 days, they are reduced by another 50%. Items remain for sale up to 90 days, and it is the consignor to see to it that anything that has been there longer than 90 days is collected. The real drawback to placing smaller items here is that you must find and pick up any items prior to 90 days. That wouldn't be so bad, but the real trouble starts when you try to locate your items, if they haven't been sold. You can spend hours & hours trying to locate your items from a list they provide you and that they keep current. Each item is marked with a number. Unfortunately, after spending many hours hunting for items armed with current lists, many of them were never recovered. I would advise that if you are going to place any expensive glass or china in this store, then think twice. The greatest disappointment for us was that out of 8 beautiful German cut glass goblets, 3 just disappeared. We had monitored them for weeks, they didn't sell, and then one day, on a visit, we realized that some of them were just not there. They were marked as unsold on our list, and we had been visiting regularly to pull items that did not sell. The staff said they were very sorry, but even they couldn't find them. I would not place any very small, expensive item here, because if it doesn't sell, you have the dubious pleasure of roaming around the store trying to find it, many of which were never found. This is not surprising, since they don't seem to have any security cameras, nothing is placed in a locked display cabinet, and items can be moved from here to there. I myself spent so much time there, just trying to locate items. It is quite possible for items to just disappear, and they are not responsible for missing items, as stated in the contract. In conclusion, the staff are friendly enough, and there are some good bargains. What the facility needs is better lighting and a more secure way of displaying glassware and china. read more

This store is just fun to walk through with the extravagant pieces they have, it's like a museum. They also sell new furniture which is why I came here. I purchased new dresser and nightstands and had them delivered by their third party service (Oscar). I got a great deal and I love my new bedroom furniture! When I got my thing's delivered I didn't notice until after the delivery guys left that one of my nightstands was damaged. I let Oscar know and he went out of his way to deliver/exchange for a new one. Absolutely great service and lovely items. Please go even if just to loon around! read more

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Holy moly, this place is huge! We wandered around for at least an hour or more trying to take it all in. They have a little bit of everything from new to classic antiques. Worth a look for any kind of furniture or decor item you didn't know you needed. read more

Great service and unique selection . Good prices and easy location and parking. Large selection of phonographs

I have used C C at this location before but this time was disappointed. The inventory is much more crowded and not displayed well. I took a 50s mid-century brass table lamp for consignment and even gave them a new tubular bulb to use and a paper on the mfg. On eBay it is highly priced. It would have been well displayed on an end table with a sofa but I have no idea if that is where they put it after I dropped it off. After the nearly 90 days unsold I went to get it and as others have said, you have to wander around the store to find your item. It was on some out of the way shelving with many other lamps and buried in the back. But the worst is they put adhesive backed stickers in three places which I was unable to remove at their desk. One employee gave me a small cloth and I was able to rub off the largest one. I had paid to have it professionally polished before dropping off. I was crushed that these 3 stickers might affect its value and appearance as I tried to find a new home for it. Instead of another consignment, I decided to donate to a high-end charity's thrift shop and believe they will treat it well until it is sold. Bottom line for me, if it valuable, don't take it here. read more

Great selection. Prices do seem a bit high. Friendly service although not the speediest.

I was on the hunt for outdoor furniture and trinkets for redecorate my balcony. Upon entry to Consignment Classics I was immediately impressed with the large selection of indoor and outdoor furnishings. The store was well staffed, organized, and easy to navigate. Being my first time in the store, I was unfamiliar with the process and had to ask someone how to 'claim/buy' something. Suggestion: Signage to instruct the 'consignment store newbies would be great! So for us newbies, if you see something you want, grab part of the sticker/price tag off your selection and bring to the cashier. read more

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Online info states that Consignment Classics is the biggest and best antique mall in San Diego. I thought that because the space was so large that there would be lots of amazing finds. However, I was negatively overwhelmed by the disorganization of the space. Each of the vendor sections were very chaotic and rarely seemed to have specific themes to draw you in. Very few sections seemed to be uniquely tailored to certain themes: glassware, furniture, vintage jackets, and books. If you are interested in the themes I listed, I believe you would like this store. I'm a fan of vintage cookie jars, bakeware, embroidery, and crochet/macrame pieces, and nicely organized displays, which weren't so present here. Staff up front also was not so friendly- I felt like I was being eyed at and judged the whole time. read more

This place is great if you're looking for furniture, paintings, or even maybe some glassware or bowls, etc. Once you walk in it is pretty much warehouse-like, but all the furniture is laid out in little display areas so you can see it in action. The prices here are reasonable (for the area) and the longer an item stays here the lower the price gets, which is nice. But they know the value of things here. They also seem to rotate the items somewhat frequently so you can go pretty often and be seeing new stuff. The staff has always seemed friendly enough and it's easy to get in and out of this place - it's not a big ordeal. Will definitely be back in the future. read more

They have accepted just about every item I've consigned. Also, have left with many items that are unique to my style snd taste.

I just dropped off an Ethan Allen hutch for them to consign. Yes, it is a dated piece but it is in good shape. I didn't expect to make money on this. As I interacted with the staff who took my piece and assigned a price to it (without my input at all); I felt like I was talking to a couple of used car salespeople. Disparaging comments like "I guess we'll try to sell it", "The other (sales person) already accepted it - well ok".. Stuff like that. All I really wanted was to see this piece go to a good home, but it is hard to not feel you are being taken for a ride by these sales people. I won't likely shop or consign here again - the feeling is just wrong. Look at the piece below and call me crazy if you must :). They are listing it for $243. If you happen to buy it - don't pay more than that! Again, it isn't so much the price - it's the feeling here. read more

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This company is horrible! They are unprofessional and irresponsible! I would've given them a zero star rating, but you have to at least choose a one star. I took into them two Iranian Persian rugs to try to sell. I also entrusted with them the certificates of authentication from the Iranian rug company. The rugs did not sell before I moved out of state so I went to pick them up and they had lost the certificates of authentication. Their attitude was piss poor and they acted like it was not a big deal and they did not care. Their attitude was "oh well" and they did nothing to make up for their mistake. I highly recommend that you avoid this company at all costs! They cannot be trusted! read more

BEWARE... prices are more expensive than if you were to just buy the item brand new online! read more

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Fantastic spot for high quality and gently used furniture. I purchased a Bernhardt Buffet here for $129.00! Consignment Classics recommended some local delivery services too. I prefer the Hancock location because it's very organized and not overwhelming. There is parking available out front. read more

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This place is huge, has tons of great stuff, and the prices are usually reasonable. It's a fun place to spend an hour or two browsing for furniture and other home goods. read more

I had been looking for comfortable sofas for 3 weeks. Been to 4 stores and didn't find anything that was affordable AND comfortable. Searched online and read about this gem, Consignment Classics. Walked inside and saw four sofas that met my criteria!! I sat on each of them. But like Goldilocks, they weren't "just right." Then I found the PERFECT sofa! Comfortable?? You bet!! Affordable?? You bet!! In fact after 2 markdowns, it was $299.00! An Ethan Allen for $299.00?!! It was "just right." I'm in love with the sofa and this store! read more

My husband and I have frequently visited this location and have purchased a number of beautiful furniture pieces. The selection of items never disappoints. During our recent visit. We came across two items that we just couldn't live without and purchased them. While we were waiting to get assistance loading one of our items we were chatting with Laurie, one of their managers, who is also a world war II item authenticator. Her knowledge in this subject matter is amazing. She also noticed that we had been waiting a few minutes for assistance and rolled her sleeves up and helped us load the item herself. I thought that was such a great example of providing excellent customer service and worthy of mentioning. read more

This is a very large space filled with furniture & other housewares. I really like the selection at the Encinitas location but this location doesn't have quite the offerings of high end pieces and the prices are just okay. They do have some new pieces and some antiques but a lot of it is somewhat dated used pieces. There are not a lot special pieces but there are good pieces for an office, small hotel etc. They have new mattresses. Pay attention to the condition of the used couches, tables, dressers, hutches, chairs, art, lighting fixtures, etc. because they won't point out damage & sometimes it's hard to see because of how it's positioned on the showroom floor. read more

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Love how this place brings together both individuals and small businesses to offer so many unique items. Both 'pre-owned' and new pieces. Always find some new discoveries each time I visit. Worth the trip!! read more

Take your time at this place. They have a great selection of lamps and accessories that are spread throughout the store and if you don't walk through the whole store, you're doing yourself a disservice. There are plenty of items that look the be brand new from a closeout or something. Good values. read more

Great selection, items are well displayed and clean. Whether it's a small or large purchase we always find something. Only one time did we have an incident with a rude employee, not sure exactly what she does at the store but other than her EVERYONE is super friendly and helpful from cash register to loading guys. I always recommend Consignment Classics! We have been loyal customers for a few years now :) read more

I have enjoyed being part of the "selling end" of Consignment Classics; my older neighbor showed me how we could go to the back end of the parking and donate he and his wife's antique furniture and household goods that were in super great shape. He had to downsize and most of his "heirlooms" were just not things he wanted to drop off at Goodwill. The staff seemed well-qualified to price his items and share the proceeds 50/50. The best part for me was the kindness, patience and support they {"Yun," "Ted" and I believe her name is "Kathy" (blond-hair woman) who usually is the appraiser} have consistently shown to my senior friend and me. read more

Great big place, brings a smile to ya face. Visual overload for sure!!!! Ya gotta really look into everything. Especially if you are looking for something in particular. Was in there not long ago, never know what you think you might just need to have!!!! Found a huge water jug along for matching mugs. All clay, that gives you that nice Mexican vibe. My family has loads of fun when using...I"m telling you, formal or eclectic items, you have to go here to find. The prices are pretty darn good for these days. Staff is always willing to help, happy fun bunch. I'll be going again real soon. Think my husband and I found a piece of furniture that we need to look at again. So, go check it out! read more

I haven't come in as much as I used to but I wanted to say that after being a little frustrated with staff not honoring prices in the jewelry area Laurie came up and helped sort it out and she was very kind. I was seconds from leaving my assortment of costume jewelry on the counter and walking out. After being told no and picking some stuff out of my pile and saying "this shouldn't be there" and then disregarding the posted pricing David (who is lovely and has helped me many times over the years) called the manager over and she took care of me. I was frustrated and Laurie smoothed it over with her calm composure. As I was checking out Walter gave me a big smile and hug and said "I haven't seen you in a while!" which was the nicest thing after feeling like I had done something wrong. This has never happened before at this store and I was taken aback but I definitely feel like it was resolved in the best way. I will continue to shop here for unique vintage and antiques- my most recent purchase was a repop ball chair and we love it! read more

Ok so there are two sides to every story. For years I have shopped here meaning I have been on the demand side of the story. Walk in and it's a fun store you can get lost in but for the first time I have been on the supply side. I brought two brand new items- a wine cooler refrigerator and a brand new carpet. The appraiser put a price tag of $800 on the carpet and $500 on the wine fridge. I had also two old items- a desk and a chair. The old items sold in weeks. For the last 3 months I have been calling about the new items and all I get is they haven't sold. I asked if they are showcased. They say yup so yesterday I went to look for them. Guess what? Nowhere to be found. They couldn't even find my carpet because it was rolled up somewhere and they couldn't find it. Plus they want me to go uncover and open filthy rugs to find mine. So I asked how do you want to sell them if nobody can see them? Aha!!! There is a guy who owns or rents the rug area and only his rugs are displayed. In the meantime the price of my rolled up carpet keeps going down until after 90 days they "donate" my carpet probably to the guy who displays and sells it !!! So it's a racket and when I said I want my items back they say it's not our duty to find them or del we them to you. My next stop is the police or the BBB. read more