Great Company will work with you & do best for buyers & sellers! One of few auctioneers who…read moreactually is WORKING & having in house auctions so you can bid in person instead of jacking prices up UNFAIRLY on line overcharging premium! Great variety of items to bid on as well! Staff friendly!

A super great family oriented business. Everyone is always willing to go the extra mile to help, or…read moreanswer questions regarding items or sales.

As a connoisseur of fine auctions (we hit a few others now and again) this one is top of the line!…read morePaul and Sue run a tight ship and you know what you are buying when you deal with them. They get to know their customers and their likes and dislikes. They, their staff, and the food stand folks are the best in the business.

Paul and his crew are great and friendly people. I'm a regular there for them to auction things for…read moreme. I've been to other auctions and have not been treated as well. These guys and gals treat you like family. I recommend them whether you have one peice or a whole estate to auction. I have never been disappointed with them. I give them a thumbs up. :-)

Not laid out as well but fun to walk around. Wish it was air conditioned though. Just a bit pricey.read more

GRQ does not reveal what the letters stand for, very mysterious. However, it is HUGE and very…read moreaffordable, open Thursday, Friday, and Saturday and just past the train tracks over on Highland Avenue, in a former knitting mill. They only take cash or checks. We have found a number of amazingly priced items, and my spouse has to drag me past the $1, $3, and $10 tables full of old glassware and knick knacks. He is right; we don't need any more! But these old martini glasses tell a story. Oh well. Best to go in with a mission. And they will negotiate. We thought long and hard about buying the old wooden pulpit to use as a book stand. Yes, you will see cool and unusual things: cooking stoves from around 1900, old jukeboxes, life-sized plaster cows and pigs.... The employees sing along loudly to the classic rock coming from well-placed speakers. We always see college students in here, looking to furnish their apartments. When the large loading door is open, it is freezing in there, and I occasionally smell cigarette smoke, but not on any furniture I have purchased.

Great experience! I've never been to a bid board auction before, but it's definitely a great…read moreconcept, and so much more fun than a regular live auction! Great time for browsing and bidding, and fun for all ages. There really is something for everyone!

From the owner: Month-long silent Auction. Open every Wednesday through Sunday. The final day for bidding is the…read morefirst Saturday of each month at our grand finale auction. The highest bid on any item, whether placed during the month or on auction day, is the successful bid. You do not need to be present to win items.

Watch out for the shipping cost. They'll get you. Over 25$ to ship 2 flat license plates.read more

Sells fake coins. I spent over $3,000.00 on a lot of coins. The majority of them were real and sold…read morequickly. However, the most expensive coins 2x 1909-s vdb wheat cents were not real. They were sent to PCGS and came back not genuine. Extremely upset with the auction for allowing counterfeits to be sold.

This auction house has changed significantly over the years. In the past, auctions could last all…read moreday, with auctioneers actively engaging the crowd to drive bids higher. In the box lot area, there was even an auctioneer--an older man with a cane--who might spend 45 minutes or more on a single box. There was also a small kitchen where you could buy freshly cooked meals, which added to the overall experience. Today, the approach is very different. I see little to no online advertising for their auctions compared to other auction houses, aside from their website and a limited group they notify directly. Auctions now move quickly: items start low and end fast, with minimal effort to increase the final price. While this format can benefit buyers, sellers should be cautious. With the current pace and lack of active bidding, it is unlikely that items will achieve strong selling prices.

My son and I have been going to Brown Bros. for years. You NEVER know what you might find…read more Ephemera, books, jewelry, household goods, paintings, games, tools, coins and much more. Even if you don't buy anything, it's worth the trip. Blaine is full of great stories. There is always at least a few items that surprise. The auctioneers do their best to get the most for their consignors but there are still bargains to be had (if you have knowledge and a little vision!). Definitely part of the week for which I always look forward. The people who work there are all a delight. Usually about 4 auctions going on simultaneously so you have to stay on your toes! J. Andrew Solis, M.D.

the auctioneer, Dean is very knowlegible and helpful. he alwasy has plenty of staff to help and the…read morequality of his auctions is always superior. We have been going there for years and have even had our own stuff acutioned by him. ten star rating for everything!

Exceptionally fun as well as being of very high character is why I frequently attend their…read moreauctions! This family based auction service always makes the auction day an absolute blast