As Good As Old…read more Antique shop located in charming Downtown Boulder City. The Good: *More of an Antique "Mall" than a typical Antique shop--meaning the stuff is sold by multiple resellers with their own little space in the store. These are my favorite Antique shops because you can really get quite a cornucopia of stuff. *Friendly service The Meh: *Prices on some things were a little outrageous but that's on the sellers and not the owners. The Ugly: *Standard complaint with places like this: Lots of stuff in a not very big space. Always feel like I'm going to knock something over every time I turn around.

This place is a gem. The gentleman behind the counter Jerrell, made our shopping experience…read morememorable. Thank you Jerrell for all your help :)

Great serviceservice! They were very prompt and reliable…read more Recommend them as the best ESTATE SALE.

Great action company in Las Vegas. I've been customer with…read moreJason for over 10 years , he's very honest, helpful , nice, trustworthy, easy to work with , he'll go out his way to help you, every transaction is happy and good stuff , I'm highly recommended Jason

Okay, so the outside of this store says china+ but the business card says china china.... So that…read moreis the store that I am going to review. The older woman that works here is so kind... And she Bartered with us on prices .... Which kind of reminded me of a swap meet. We were able to pick from Buddhas, jewelry, and other things that I could go on and on about. They have decent items, decently priced.

We visited this store on 6/4/16. If for nothing else just go to visit the store owner. She is an…read moreamazing lady. Such a great spirit. She is so positive and full of energy. She says she is 69 years old but does not want to retire and just stay home and watch TV. She says "don't be stubborn. Be happy and stay positive" It's hard to describe the vibe she gives off. You will have to see for yourself. She was very helpful to my son as he shopped. She found out it was his birthday and gave him a discount. Then she found out I was his mom and gave me a beautiful bracelet. I will treasure it as I know it came from her heart. A must visit for sure!

they restored an antique lamp for me and i was blown away by the quality of the workmanship. It is…read morereally amazing in the lamp is perfect.

Geriatric crime syndicate. Unfortunately at best it's a larp. At worst a rehearsed scam, with bad…read moreactors. I had 4 coin op machines there for 1 month charged me several grand and he is 0 for 4 on getting any to power on and function. He simply doesn't know how to do it, it's straight forward stuff I gave him two Wurlitzer 1100s I have a lot of experience and different collaborations/ colleagues in doing this but limited time and lots of inventory so I am always looking for new helpers. Also have older generations of family members who I grew up around working on coin op some which worked as slot and arcade techs, so I'm pretty familiar with the game. This was my first experience using him for coin op restoration, though I have worked with several other companies here in Las Vegas and honest people who make up for this sort of plague in our community. He first lied and said he had extensive experience in repairing such machines only to reveal later he did not and only knows cosmetic repairs once the machines arrived in his possession. After charging thousands of dollars, one month in no luck he says in turning any of them on yet, and he then tells me it's maybe a "bad idea to fix them after all" and tried to lowball me and buy them all for a couple hundred bucks. A fraction of the money I paid him, when I disagreed he started yelling and clenching his fists, picked up a razor (never a good escalation idea when arguing about anything) and getting in my face. Keep in mind a 1100 is like 10k-15k when pristine, the few grand of money he charged for not getting them to work wasn't enough... he wanted the equivalent of a down payment on a 6 bedroom home, all at my expense and loss. He tried to proposition me on this one day after being fired. This was one day after charging me 1200 for a used speaker he didn't even assemble, and a glass that he put on a pinball machine that (guess what, he also returned to me unrepaired). I hired a real professional to assess his work today potentially for a future court date, the glass isn't even the right size it covers the screw holes and makes it impossible to screw in and mount the glass on the machine. It's also broken and looks like he got it from a junkyard. Tries to swindle own customers... again keep in mind he is 0 for 4 on coin op restoration for me personally. Negative -1 if you include the one he dismantled and returned in a hundred pieces, worth far less now than the condition he received it in, with missing parts. He managed to drill holes and clean around the coin tray or whatever may have been in it and aside from those holes he drilled into the locks I don't see anything else done. that's really about it, not including the few grand he got out my pockets. He told me "we all learned a valuable lesson here today" on my way out, that lesson for me is quite simply take heed of all these 1 star reviews and by do not by any means bring your loved items, prized possessions and other valuables that you care about here unless you want to risk destroying them, having them held hostage for additional spontaneous invoices as you schedule to pick them up more broken than before. the other negative reviews are indeed entirely true and 100 percent accurate to my own experience; and then they milk you for whatever they think you can afford, if they think you can't afford it they'll ask what your credit card limit is. Lots of red flags aside from these other 1 star reviews. I told him stop repairs yesterday after he sent me a 700 invoice that I paid, today when I went to pick the machines up after paying and telling him to stop what he is doing since he is 0 for 4 in 1 month, he started yelling and trying to coerce me telling me I shouldn't go into these things if I can't afford to blindly pay him without any results, then he charged me an additional $500 to release the machines back to me. Few grand in total and all 4 machines are not functional: 0 for 4, avoid avoid avoid ! Trap. I asked him would he start by cosmetic instead of mechanical repairs on his own machines (which by the way he owns only one and it's broken in his shop) he said yes I pointed to it and asked why not replace the sticker decals and he again started bullying and acting belligerent as if that takes the attention off of him being a scammer. By the way this all happened on the first of the month, go figure... those invoices were sent to me on the 30th and first of the month. Perhaps some bad financial planning as well. Super unprofessional all together everytime I have been there he has a homeless sweatshop working for him for meals, turning in their findings exploiting them for free or beneath minimum wage labor. All around ridiculous behavior and no respect or empathy. Spoke to pro appraisers and found out that he also sold me fake reprinted photographs and a modern replica Chiparus sculpture and lied and said they're original.

Brought a my wall clock here for repair. Very few businesses…read moredo this kind of work anymore. Service was fantastic. Prices fair. So happy I found this gem. Highly recommend! 5 Stars! Mike S. Henderson, NV

I stopped in to JJC Clocks & Antiques in hopes of having a clock repaired. Ultimately it was going…read moreto cost more than I was willing to spend. More than the 40 year old clock is likely even worth. But the guy in the shop was up front about the price which I appreciated. After politely declining the repair service, I took a few minutes to looks around the store. Clocks upon clocks up front. More miscellaneous antiques in the back. Lots of cool stuff. Nothing I couldn't live without. Though some of the old signs were calling to me. Heck, some of the clocks were too. Alas, I have no room at home for any more stuff and so I refrained. Nevertheless, I am glad to have stopped in and taken a look around at this funky little store.

I've been attending auctions at McManus Auction House for months now, and it only keeps getting…read morebetter. Beyond the core experience--friendly, knowledgeable staff and unbeatable starting bids--their commitment to customer satisfaction shines through in every detail. First, their online platform is a breeze. The website loads quickly, with high-resolution images, detailed condition reports, and zoomable views that let you inspect items as closely as if you were standing right in front of them. I love building my watch list weeks before the auction, then getting real-time notifications when bidding heats up. Their mobile app even lets me bid from my car between errands, so I never miss out on a coveted lot. In person, preview nights are a highlight. The auction house opens its doors a day early so you can wander the warehouse, handle items, and ask questions one-on-one with the specialists. I once got a deep dive into a vintage clock's provenance from the firearms expert during a lull in the gun auction--it felt like a private consultation. Payment and pickup are equally seamless. You can pay online and choose home shipping (packed securely in branded boxes), local curbside pickup, or an in-house packing service that wraps fragile glass and china with museum-grade care. I've used every option, and each time my purchases arrive scratch-free and ready to display. The monthly gun auctions deserve their own praise. Unlike loud, intimidating venues, McManus manages each firearm with professionalism and strict adherence to regulations. Background checks are handled discreetly, and the staff guides you through paperwork without making you feel rushed or embarrassed. For collectors and hunters alike, that peace of mind is priceless. They also host specialty sales--Asian art, mid-century furniture, vintage toys--that rotate throughout the year. I've discovered everything from a rare hand-painted vase to a mint condition Star Wars action figure at these themed events. Watching the gavel drop, whether online or live, is still a thrill. Finally, McManus Auction House feels deeply rooted in our community. They regularly partner with local charities for benefit auctions, and you can feel their genuine enthusiasm for giving back. I've chatted with staff who volunteer at fundraisers and seen unsold lots donated to nonprofit drives, which makes me proud to spend my dollars there. All told, McManus Auction House combines cutting-edge technology, inviting in-person events, transparent processes, and a warm, community-focused spirit. If you're tired of faceless online marketplaces or overpriced estate auctions, give McManus a try--you'll find treasures, fair prices, and people who truly care about your bidding experience. I know I won't be going anywhere else.

Total thiefs came and took 4 truckload of very expensive items from antiques, electronics,…read morefurniture, signed and numbered paintings, collectable figures and more. Was told they were taking to inventory and give me a list and then would notify me a day it would go live for auction. Never received inventory list called several times and was told no one knew anything. Included in paintings they took were 2 Tony Curtis original paintings signed and numbered with value certificates One was valued at $25,000 the other $45,000. And had several other artists paintings. 2 weeks later I received a phone call to pickup a check for my items that were sold at Auction I asked what do you mean ai was never notified of it going to auction. Was told all they knew was items were sold week before at auction and to cut me check. So I go to talk to someone and she hands me an envelope with 3 checks totaling $800. I asked what items was this for and was told everything. I asked to speak to manager because there is no way .they claim their auctions start at a dollar and there is no reserve. So they supposedly sold items for $1.00 including paintings. I lost it at this point was told items were already sold and picked up and nothing they could do.And I couldn't get back. And basically told me to get off property. That night went looking for my items that were sold. They were marked sold for $1.00 Then clicked on new auctions and several of my items were again for sale but at very high starting bids like thousands. So basically they bought my items marked my stuff sold for dollars took their cut of that issued me check for nothing and then relisted for them selves at actual thousands basically and auctions actual ended with close to real value .I went back but guy I guess security would not let me in was told to get off property that I was trespassed. Absolute thief they know exactly what there doing stealing people's belongings for them selves. That's how they pay there bills and cars and homes and bigger location. By stealing!

I got several antique vases from my grandmother and was looking for a place that could help me…read morerealize their full potential. I came across Treasureseeker Auctions and found that they seem to be the only ones in Vegas dealing with real antiques. They were extremely helpful, reviewed the vases and offered consignment at the best possible price. Rick was especially kind and helpful, and the whole process was quick and easy.

I had a family member pass away. I hired Ace Auctioneers to handle his estate sale. Anthony was…read moremeticulous,kept me informed at all time of the process and left the place completely empty and broom clean

Maybe tell the truth... just went to his book sale....pics showed a full store! Got there 90%…read moreempty. People ask as the doors open! He says the owner sold stuff before the sale! Out of his control (he could have updated pics) then after an hour - he starts telling people who ask there was over 200 people inline at 8 (COMPLETE LIE) and of course he tells people as they come in books are a dollar, then when you check out, well those are 5 dollars each!