This is a great auction. It is family owned and operated by the Tony Baker family. The uphold a…read moregood family atmosphere and all are welcome. They have a great concession stand with hotdogs and more. There is a very good variety of products auctioned off every Friday night. Plenty of seating.

I had numerous household items to sell and reached out to Proctor Auctions. They met me at my…read morestorage facility and loaded up all my items. The whole process was so seamless and easy. They arrived a few minutes early and had everything ready to go and loaded within a few hours. A few weeks later my items were photographed and listed for auction. They made the whole dreaded process easy. I would definitely use them again!

Some good finds, prices vary. You'll need to hunt for a deal. Really friendly people working there.read more

When I need new (to me), affordable shelves to custom paint for my home office? The Rummage…read moreWarehouse. When I need furniture and home decor to help an acquaintance who is starting over? The Rummage Warehouse. When I need office furnishings to stage a rental space? The Rummage Warehouse. Huge selection, great prices (everything is negotiable, and new inventory weekly. What more could you ask for?

I had the BEST time rummaging around this warehouse! So many things to see! The staff Ms Doris and…read moreMs Joyce were so nice and helpful and at checkout I was very pleased with the negotiation! Definitely going back and taking friends!!

Godwin's is worth the drive from Raleigh for the entertainment value of the auctioneers alone…read more Never mind the huge showroom quite literally _full_ of antique furniture and whatnots. Godwins is always full of antiques dealers, and I can see why; this tiny North Carolina town turns up some fantastic antique finds, and they often sell at a fraction of market value (at least, what I would consider market value here in Raleigh). It never takes much arm-twisting to get me out to Godwin's, and I rarely come home empty-handed. And ... a response to the other poster that felt no compunction about criticizing me and my knowledge of antiques: The other reviewer guessed that I've never been to any other area auctions. He couldn't be more mistaken; I spent most of my weekends shopping auctions, antique stores, antique markets and the like, from Northern Virginia to to Georgia and all points in between. I daresay there's not an auction within a three hour drive of Raleigh that I haven't been to and that I haven't bought something from. Now, to be fair: Godwin's isn't Brunk Auctions, nor is it Leland Little Auctions, or any of the other "higher tier" auction houses in the area (most of which I also patronize on a regular basis). In fairness, Godwin's doesn't try to be one of those, either. It's a bit like complaining about the local hole-in-the-wall restaurant because it's not Michelin star rated. But that doesn't mean it's a bad place; it simply means that you're in for a different experience. Godwin's has lots of junk. That's the nature of the business. If you don't want to see junk, go cruise Magazine Street in New Orleans or downtown Leesburg, Virginia, or any of the other fru-fru antiques alleys that dot the landscape. But, don't expect to score a nice antebellum era dresser in beautiful mahogany veneer for $200 on Magazine Street. In the two-and-a-half years since my original review, I've probably been out to Godwin's two to three dozen times. I can recall five instances when I came home with a purchase. I don't consider the other trips failures, though; the antiques business rewards people who are persistent and patient. That's hardly Godwin's fault; that's simply how the game is played. The other reviewer clearly has places that he enjoys shopping, and that's great. I just hate to see a legitimate business maligned because of one reviewer--especially one whose scant reviews on Yelp suggest that he's got an axe to grind instead of a legitimate interest in reviewing businesses. Mea culpa if I've mistaken him, but I'd suggest he grind his axe elsewhere if he wants credibility in this forum.

see my tip, the reviewer here must not go to ANY other area auctions or e would know the furniture…read moreis never sold this way elsewhere, and many have better quality merchandise as well. Go for laughs, but don't be part of the joke. If you think these furniture prices are legit you are being played for a fool. They ought to be investigated. If you want to go to ANY other auctions before or after this you will very quickly see the way Godwin does business is unethical and nothing like other auctions and gives the industry a black eye. Feel free to compare. This operation is rotten as it gets. Don't take my word for it, see for yourself.

I love showing up here and buying things I don't need and storing them in places I don't have. My…read moregoal is to one day buy every single item single-handedly. And...so far these guys have never made a single clerical mistake on my billing.

From the owner: Every other Saturday it is our pleasure at Corner Market Auctions to bring you the best, most…read moreunique and high quality items that we can find. Whether you're buying or selling with us, we will give you the best auctioning experience around. We are known to be good, honest people that will sell your items at a respectable price, or sell you items at what they are truly worth. As auctioneers, we have fun finding some of the most unique items around. This fun extends into the actual auctioning experience, where we always have something interesting up our sleeve. With us, you can always find very niche merchandise. We'll also bring you a variety of practical, beautiful, and meaningful pieces. If you are a farmer looking for tools, you will find them with us. If you are having an estate sale, and would rather bring your treasures to our auctions, you can leave them with us. Or perhaps you inherited a house that included some furniture that you don't know what to do with. We will help you make someone else happy to purchase it from you. We cater to everyone because everybody is always looking for something. This includes our regular preview days before the auction, where we show a selection of items to be auctioned and let you bid on them. This is in case you will not be able to make it on the actual auction day. We understand that sometimes people can be very busy with plans, and we like to accommodate everyone who is nice enough to show an interest in our business...

The inventory will definitely be used but functional. We've sold a painting and some furniture…read moreover the years because we're space limited and decided we wanted something new. A lot of redecorating benefits this operation. Also has a variety of tools and appliances.

From the owner: Hertford Bargain Center is located in a historic town of Hertford in North Carolina just minutes…read morefrom Elizabeth City North Carolina and Edenton from the South. In our store which is 325 Ocean Hwy South, one can find much interest, from furniture to the soup spoon, from tires, fishing poles, and tools to computers, TV screens, pictures, books, etc. We can sell your quality items in our store, ask for details. Also, Great and friendly service Lay-a-Way plans (ask for details)

Such a great new business. Full of unique inviting items. There's an antique bank vault inside…read morethat's being used a vendor spot and it's so cool! Still have the original doors. Some great prices on antiques and art and so much more. Great place to visit and find something perfect.