Wilson Art Services was able to help me with all my needs. They were kind, diligent, and got my…read moreobjectives accomplished. They come highly recommended! Thank you again!

It was amazing working with Sarah of Wilson Art Services! Friendly, efficient, and knowledgeable…read more Would definitely recommend to anyone in need of appraisal services.

I called Briggs and told them what I had over the phone, then sent photos .. I got a response that…read moreessentially said we are looking for paintings and designer high end goods( I had 4 pair of Manolo Bhlanik heels) . when I emailed back to question they now said we only want estates of over $10 ,000. I've sent them quite a few customers over the years, but never again. left a bad taste in my mouth. bad business. I'm done.

My mother and I had an excellent experience with Briggs as sellers of antiquities. My mom was…read moredownsizing into a smaller residence, and had to give up many precious antiques that she and her mother had collected for years. Everything that Briggs did to handle the estate was top-notch: from initial communication about the process and their pricing structure, to carefully packing and moving the items, to researching and assessing each piece, and finally, to selling the items with detailed, accurate descriptions, then providing a detailed list of what sold, for how much, and a check sent within a month of the last sale. Josie from Briggs was great both on the phone and over email (and in person, per my mom). My mom said she couldn't be happier with Briggs - even if some items didn't fetch as much money as we had hoped they would, we felt like everything was handled very professionally and fairly - and sometimes, antiques just don't go for as much as you'd think they would. It's a finicky market. Many thanks to Josie and the Briggs team for their outstanding professionalism and service!

If you want to find any problems with the house you are buying, get these guys. I had them check…read moreout 2 beautiful houses, one checked out great, the other would have been a disaster. My realtor swears by them and i can see why.

Absolutely! agree with Catatrina & Deidra! Customer kindness…read more& demeanor needs to be worked on! If checking out customers is too much for Sue! When asked how much something is & the customer says Wow, no thank you too much. Your reply is not " well they have been selling all day" & When there is no price on something ( that has been used) & you tell the customer a price that is .50 cents lower than original price on the price tag. The customer has the right to not accept it & ask for a lower price & NOT be shamed! & have then comment " I am doing the best I can" & then the best part....after the customer pays.. instead of dropping it.. gIves the customer dirty snide looks on the way out! You are a bully Sue! & in the wrong profession dealing with customers in your upscale garage sales!

I just finished a six-month project to get my parents home in the Philadelphia suburbs ready to put…read moreon the market. About halfway through the project, I was introduced to Sue by a broker who recommended her highly. From our first meeting, I was impressed with her organization and attention to detail. My parents had a large house with sixty years of accumulated possessions, antiques, furniture, china, and clothing. Two weeks prior to the sale Sue brought her team in to begin organizing everything. I watched Sue come in each day with her notes for each day's goals for setting up the house. By the end of that first day, and with each successive day, the chaos of my parent's possessions rapidly took shape and began to look like a fine department store, with items thoughtfully and artfully presented. My parent's estate sale took place over five days across two weekends. The sale was very successful. Following the sale, Sue and the team emptied the house, sorting items for consignment, donations or trash. Three days after the sale the house was completely empty and ready to be cleaned and put on the market. Sue and her team were wonderful to work with. I would highly recommend them.

SBH offers high quality items at an affordable price. John and his team are very knowledgeable…read moreabout the items they sell. Quality, professionalism and great fair prices.

Poor experience with selling. Brought multiple items in for review. Their website states they will…read moreaccess and get back to you to see if you want to consign or a buyout. After dropping off, no one reached out to discuss options. After reaching out multiple times I was told John would get back to me. Crickets. Then I was told there was a check for $225 waiting for me. I never agreed to a buyout, but apparently that's what they decided. I continually had to request updates. In the end my Waterford Lamp was valued at $90, though listed on the auction site at $575. All the items I brought in were valued at a fraction of what they listed. I expected a 60/40 split. Nope. John couldn't take time out of his busy schedule to professionally present my options.The communication was so poor, I had to continually send emails asking for status as well as text to John that were basically dismissed. So incredibly disappointed and also feel ripped off. But worse, I don't think they care. Do yourself a favor and go to The Velvet Shoestring. You will know what parameters you are working with.

Writing this review as a BUYER at a sale run by this company (specifically someone named Aubrey…read moreGledhill). Came to a sale this past weekend and was pretty shocked at the unreasonable pricing on nearly everything in the house in question. As an example: Lily Pulitzer dresses priced at $20 each, when a resale shop would easily put them at $10. Was also there at the second half of the *last* day of the sale, yet Ms. Gledhill was deeply uninterested in making any kind of deals or accepting offers. I noted that a woman was interested in an extremely large and heavy hanging bell that was sitting unpriced in the basement, for which Ms. Gledhill wanted $50. When the woman said that seemed like too much, Ms. Gledhill copped quite an unprofessional attitude in her expression of disinterest in negotiating. I also must say I was shocked at Ms. Gledhill's attire. If this is meant to be an upscale estate sale agency, you would not have surmised this by her manner of dress; she seemed as if she had just come from a yoga class, and not like someone present and representing a classy agency looking to help turn over high end estates. At the same time, it seemed like there were many higher value items whose prices had been overlooked, so ironically I bought an epensive blazer and an vintage sweater for $5 each. If I was the *seller*, I would be quite irritated to know this. Based on what I observed as a *buyer*, I would not suggest turning to this agency for your estate sale needs.

cant say enough good things about the complete service I got from audrey and her dad . i…read morerequested her to sell or donate and get rid of everything . she went above and beyond empty house and cleaned it sparkled . I had no idea the amount on 2nd floor and basement was full. Even after my granddauther took a lot I can't do stairs for last 4 years so confined to 1st floor

Selling a lifetime of family belongings is never easy, but Joe and Susan at B&B Estate Sales made…read morethe entire process smooth, respectful, and even uplifting. From start to finish, they were absolute delights to work with. They are professional, organized, and incredibly kind. They communicated clearly every step of the way, were upfront about pricing and expectations, and handled everything with integrity and care. Their team worked tirelessly during the sale and did an amazing job with the clean-out afterward It's rare to find people who treat your family's memories with such respect while also delivering outstanding results. I have complete trust in them and wouldn't hesitate, for a second, to recommend B&B Estate Sales to anyone facing the emotional and logistical challenges of an estate sale.

I had called B & B Estate Sales inquiring about looking to sell off only construction equipment and…read moretools, NO household items which I made clear there wasn't any home items because I didn't want to waste their time if it wasn't their forte. Joe said he would still come to take a look and made an appointment with us, came out, took pictures of several items and made it seem like he could do something for us. He also said he could arrange to come back to group everything together. (Whatever that means in Estate sales) He said to give him a week or two to research items he took pictures of and he would call with his findings. Almost a month later I hadn't received a call so I called to follow up and Joe said he might have someone interested in a piece of equipment and that he would call me back and let me know. (That was Dec. 17th, it's now January) Since then.... Crickets.......... Point well taken.

Too expensive $$$ Things should be sold as a set not individually. I saw NOTHING for a dollar not…read moreeven on the clearance racks! No one even acknowledge that I was even there.

I was trying to get an idea if my China pattern that was 80+ years old was something they were…read moreinterested in buying. He looked up the pattern and said it wasn't an item they were interested in. I was OK with that, but he was a bit sarcastic,