We called the Auctioneer from Schoolhouse Auctions to evaluate my in- laws property for on-line…read moreauction and he said that he would accept the project. He then was scheduled to meet my husband at their home to start inventory of the items for auction, and was a no show. My husband tried reaching him by phone, leaving messages, with no return phone call. He called the office and they said that they would leave a message for him to call us back. We were ghosted by everyone at Schoolhouse Auctions with no returned phone calls. If our property wasn't a large enough project for them to take on, then the professional thing to do would be to call my husband to say that, instead of ghosting us. We were left with a very poor impression of Schoolhouse Auctions and sadly we will not be able to recommend their business to anyone we meet.

It has gone down hill. It used to be a great auction. Now it's not worth going online to see. Most…read moreof all, the food is expired. And stuff they say is good and works, don't. I would go to a different auction then this one.

This place has its ups and downs but overall not bad. This the first auction I've been to where…read morethey wouldn't take my bid because the auctioneer wanted $25 I was willing to bid $10. Hey sell it for less I guess. The real estate auction was kinda a bummer. They team with a real estate agent but why? She didn't do anything a realtor would do. Do your due diligence on ANYTHING you buy here.

I have gone to Heimel auctions many times, they do a very good job selling all sorts of items, from…read moremisc "stuff" to high end antiques, furniture and collector items. Very well run, excellent staff. It can get crowded so if you want to go I would go early (after 5:30 most times) to get a good seat. They also do on site auctions sometimes which are usually very good to go to as a buyer. I have consigned items to Heimel auction several times and they did a very good job of selling.

I'm in trouble. Pretty sure I just became addicted to hunting for treasures and bargains at…read moreauctions! So one of my fellow "junk" loving girlfriends invited me along with her and her Dad to the auction. My home is decorated primarily in what I would call shabby chic style and I have a love for all things vintage and antique. Paired with my love for upcycling, I was excited to check this out. We arrived an hour before the auction. The auction house/resale booth space is located inside the old Marsh store. We wanted to check out the resale booths and then all the things going up for auction so we could scope out anything we may want to bid on. You sign up for an account and number to bid at the front desk/old customer service booth. All you need is your phone number and license. It's free, quick and easy. After looking over the items we had interest in, we found our seats and got ready to bid. The auctioneer started things off with an extremely long prayer, which I found to be a little odd and not my thing, but whatever. I don't find that to be an appropriate place to do such a thing, but to each his own. The auction moved kind of slow for awhile. It was a tad annoying the way some things that really should have been sold as lots, were separated out into individual or small groups of items. It really slowed things up. After awhile, over half the people there left and they finally started grouping more things and selling things as full collections, groups, or boxes and it sped things up to a much more reasonable pace. Also, if you come here in the summer, I advise wearing something that covers the back of your thighs. I had on shorts and had to carefully and slowly peel the back of my thighs from the seat BEFORE trying to stand up. Several people chuckled and made comments the first time I stood up quickly, none the wiser, and had to bite back a scream from the pain of the seat ripping from my skin. I was advised it's a necessity to either wear pants of bring a seat cover, like several people had. In all, we had a good time and got some amazing deals on some really great pieces. I walked away spending right at $20 for many great vintage and antique pieces that, if I wanted to, I could resale and profit at least a couple hundred dollars. Obviously selection and items will always vary and you won't always get that lucky. But this was definitely a great auction night for us.

Nice family run business Good auctioneer who has provenance on important items and tries to sell…read moreeverything the best he can! Good Job Frank !

A great auction company. Fair. Honest. No buyers premium. Tons of experience. All types of…read moreauctions.

This auction has 5 star items with 5 star professionalism. It is now on-line instead of in person…read morewhich is very convenient for our busy life's. I was given all the important information and I was walked through it all on line which made the bidding, the paying and the delivery extremely easy. Darin and his wife really care about good service. Thanks so much for a great experience!

We discovered Wycliff Auctions online and were deeply impressed with the quality of their antique…read morefurniture. We own a vintage B&B and need lovely period furnishings at reasonable prices. The pieces we were interested in were in excellent condition, and were absolutely lovely. We made the drive to Wycliff's showroom and were greeted by a handful of friendly, helpful staff who answered our questions well. We decided to bid online and, after a brief learning curve, got the hang of online bidding. We picked up our items the following Monday and genuinely appreciated the loading help they offered. These are really great, friendly, helpful folks who have had truly impressive estate items for sale. It wasn't just a lot of fun, we can't wait for the next auction.

Great service whether you're selling or buying. Love the on line auction and just driving up to…read morepick up. Known them for years, trust them always.!

I have been buying from Christy's for decades. Many items I have bought I still own. Excellent…read morebargains at times. Not everyone understands how auctions work. Auctions differ from traditional stores because they involve bidding on items rather than purchasing them at a fixed price. This process can lead to competitive pricing, where the final sale price may be higher or lower than expected, depending on demand and bidder interest.

Great people to work with. Items always as stated. Great fun. Lots of cool stuff. Always…read moreentertaining

They practically gave away items I trusted them with. They didn't set any reserves. Never again…read more They dont care about anything. Horrible business establishment. ​

I have been going to Jerry's auctions for many years. The first time that I went was with my aunt…read moreand I was 11 years old. As an adult I have been to countless auctions and referred people to him. Jerry and his staff are knowledgeable, personable, and just awesome people. His auctions are first class, very well organized, and an absolute day of fun to go to. Even if you don't buy anything. They make the auctions enjoyable. If you ever need anyone for an auction, realtor, or appraiser I always recommend Jerry. Miami County is very proud that Jerry & his wife have made this their home, their life, their business. Jerry and staff are absolutely one of the number one auctioneers in the state of Ohio.

Stichter advertises every auction as "A very fine" or "excellent" public auction, but sells mostly…read moremass-produced bric-a-brac like pyrex bowls, mold-made pottery, cross stitch samplers made to look antique, old fashioned furniture, etc. The staff makes it seem like they're doing the buyers a favor for just showing up on auction day. He also sometimes attributes items as things they are not. For instance, he sold a friend of mine a small vase Stichter said was jadite jade, but was actually resin plastic. When my friend took it to his jeweler for appraisal, the jeweler laughed and said it was worth, "About $3." My friend had paid $150. When he tried to return it to Stichter, he was told "as is where is" and his responsibility was to inspect all items before purchasing. Overall, this auctioneer is mostly hype. Oh, I forgot to mention that he favors his own workers when taking bids. I have seen him ignore other bidders when someone on his staff is bidding on an item.