I had multiple texts and a phone conversation with this business. Their customer service to me,…read moretheir suggestions, transparency, and friendliness were outstanding. This was a complex situation for my family, and we live 1000 miles away, out of state. We are so grateful to the guidance provided and their prompt communications.

Exceptionally, honest, dedicated, and anxious to assist…read more Strongly recommended!

Tom and Karen are amazing people and took care of our estate sale and home auction. From start to…read morefinish they exceeded our expectations. We were living 3 states away and they took care of EVERYTHING! He even cut the grass before the auction! Best "service company" I've ever worked with.

From the owner: Carolina Auction & Realty, Inc. is an Auction House located in Raleigh, NC. We offer Real Estate…read moreAuctioning, Land Auctioning, NC Auctioneer Services, and other Auction House Services. Tom Jordan has been the President/Owner of Carolina Auction & Realty, Inc. from 2000 to present. He is an auctioneer, Real Estate broker and personal property appraiser. He has successfully completed over 300 North Carolina auctions in addition to other auctions around the country. These auctions have included Real Estate, Commercial Equipment, Estates, Business Liquidations & Benefits. Call us now!

I unfortunately won't buy anything through BRG again. I purchased an "oil painting" of a flower…read morevase a couple of years ago, but when I got it home I realized it was a print. I took the blame for that because I didn't inspect the painting properly when I picked it up (it was behind a plastic cover so it wasn't super easy to tell)-- otherwise I would have declined the charge. Luckily I had only paid ~$35 for it. More recently, I purchased another oil painting for $55; there were several in the lot by the same artist, so I felt comfortable bidding on the painting, and I knew to inspect the painting in person before accepting it. When I picked up the painting, it was indeed a real painting, I could see the paint textures and it looked as expected. On the drive home from the BRG warehouse, I noticed the painting was actually a print that someone had painted over randomly with real paint. In the daylight, it was clear that the background canvas was pixelated, and someone had covered up a lot of the print with real paint, and then signed the artist's name at the bottom. I hadn't noticed this when I picked up the painting because the inspection area under the awning was poorly lit. So, I guess I can blame myself for not giving these paintings a more thorough inspection, but I can also place some blame on BRG for misrepresenting these paintings (either purposefully or by not having a more rigorous process for the descriptions of these lots). And for those reasons, I can no longer purchase anything through BRG. I won another painting last year, which I believe is real, and that is why I gave 2 stars instead of 1. Also, the website and pickup process work reasonably well.

Great auction house but they have moved to 1009 Classic Rd,…read moreApex NC 27539 Still same company and services

What a great experience! They are very honest and professional. Originally tried to fix my watch…read morewhile I waited but needed more time. Was done in a very timely manner. This will be my go-to place for any watch/clock repairs. Thank you

We have a family cuckoo clock that hangs on the wall which we had bought on a trip to Europe over…read more50 years ago. It is a European clock with the original Dutch movements. A few years ago, it started to develop problems, running erratically and with the 2 drop weights which power the clock occasionally descending unequally. The time could be off by large amounts, even a few hours. In Dec. 2020, Clocktiques sent a technician, Jason, to our house. We told Jason the history, including the age, of the clock. He claimed that the problem was principally due to the fact that the 2 drop weights were not identical and he made an adjustment. About 6 months later, the same performance problems returned. I left my clock at Clocktiques for approximately 2 months and was charged a few hundred dollars for the repairs (I note that the charge for Jason's previous work was not reimbursed). For a few months the clock functioned well, but over the next couple of years, the issues not only returned but became worse: the clock would stop completely every few months, or so. I called Rick, the owner. I then dropped off my clock for several weeks at Clocktiques. They checked the clock and told me the issues were resolved. However, the problems returned. I decided to look for a different repair shop. In Sept. 2024, a shop in Raleigh told me that my clock needed a major overhaul. They opened up all of the internal workings, including repairing/replacing some of the bushings. The technician said that the serious problems had probably been present for at least a few years, and possibly much longer. After about 2 months in the shop and charges of a few hundred dollars, my clock is now running fine (and is under lengthy warranty coverage). I called Clocktiques demanding an explanation, but Rick was not able to provide one. I am deeply disappointed with the service I received at Clocktiques. While the shop carries an attractive and catchy name, my experience suggests otherwise. This is reminiscent of your taking your car to the mechanic when you hear a loud noise from the engine. The noise goes away for a while after you have paid a large "repair" bill but, then, months later, the car stops running as you find out you what you had actually needed was an engine overhaul in the first place.

Absolutely horrible to deal with. I had bid on and won an item. When I went to pick it up (45…read moreminute drive), it was not as described. I asked if I could withdraw my winning bid. They contacted the next lowest bidder and they wanted the item. The "seller" or the person in charge, then proceeded to belittle and berate me for not taking the item. He then "reported" me to Clearing House for not taking the item and I have been banned since from bidding on anything. When I tried to contact Clearing House, no one seemed to want to be able to help. they told me to just "let it go, eventually they'll let you bid again." That was over two years ago. I have since learned that the Clearing House auctions are not what they seem on a variety of levels. Highly unethical and simply not nice people.

We recently lost our father and needed vacate his home of furnishings our families were unable to…read morekeep. We interviewed several companies and we decided to go with Stacey. She IS AMAZING!! Right from the initial interview to the last interaction with her was flawless. She made everything clear what we were to be expecting and how her team would conduct business. We can not say enough positive things about her and her team. She was a blessing to us.

My friend wanted to go antiquing and while I've never have seriously gone before (true browsing)…read morewith a friend, I was intrigued. Whew, who knew antiquing can be so expensive?!? Most of this stuff is way overpriced. Maybe I just don't understand and I'm definitely not the target audience if I audibly say "I can get this for $5 elsewhere," but so much of the things sold here are not collectibles. Another man's trash is another man's treasure. There's a TON of stuff here. I mean, a ton! It's overwhelming and I definitely walked past a lot of it. After finding a few pieces that I personally collect and seeing the prices, I couldn't honestly stomach walking around the shop anymore. It was a huge let down and I no longer had interest in browsing. I bought some stickers to at least give them some pay for our time spent in their air conditioned shop. The staff were nice and asked if we needed any help. We weren't watched the entire time which was nice because I hate being watched when I shop. If you love antiquing and you're aware of how expensive this hobby is, then by all means, SuzAnnna's is great! I just couldn't stomach $60 for a piece of uranium glassware when I can get the same thing on eBay for less than $10. Side note, there are items that are comparable to what you can find online, but prices are all over the place here and if you're like me who seriously collects certain things, you'll see that many of the pieces sold here are overly priced.

Just so much stuffed into one place!! Some handmade items mixed in, but no obvious junk in either…read morecategory. Fun unique stuff everywhere you turn, great prices. Clean, good music, incredibly sweet and friendly staff. After offering to let me set down my first few choices so that I could continue to browse hands free, they then came through the store to find me when they noticed one of my items seemed to be missing (False alarm; I had just changed my mind and swapped it out with a different item.) My heart and soul would love to return soon, but my brain and wallet are scolding me to pace myself.