Due to my mother living now with me in another state, It was very necessary to rely on an auction…read morecompany for furniture, kitchen items, etc. After signing the agreement for them to sell items, communication became very difficult. We had an issue on the items from the main auction. It did get resolved but it was not easy. I thought good it's done. I thought that would be the end of any more auctions. Since I was not made aware of any future auctions. I received an alert of an upcoming auction. This happened to be a second auction that combined some of my mother's items along with 2 other people's stuff. Once I all of my mother's jewelry online, I was shocked. I had informed them before , that the jewelry needed to be put aside. I had made arrangements with a friend to bring them to me. Therefore, I had to sign up on the online auction and buy all of her jewelry back and make arrangements for a friend of mine to pick up the jewelry and ship them to me. I believe now that I should have returned back to Ohio and oversee all what was done. Overall a very stressful experience.

I bidded on several items. Infact like 20 or 30. I was expecting to win around 10 or so. When I…read morefound out I only won 1 item. They wanted me to drive 45 minutes to pickup a 4$ item. I told them no. They told me to pay or be banned. I offer to pay shipping they said no. This auction site is NOT on the side of the bidder. I am not paying for an item I don't receive. Intact the more I think about it, the more it sounds like extortion. There is no reason they can't offer shipping. I am not driving 45 min away to get 1 item and at that spend gas and time on it.

Yes, you have to dig through bins to find things. Yes, there are lots of people doing the same…read morething, so space can be tight. Yes, a lot of it is junk, or parts are separated, or you have no idea what it is. But you know what? It's kind of fun. I always find something. I only go on the cheaper days. Huge selection of....I don't know what.

Have never in my life been so disappointed. The employees kept watching me and family and we were…read moresimply just walking around looking at items. The employees were extremely rude for no reason. Don't come here.

I have known Seth since early in his jewelry career, and he really knows his stuff. He is…read moreremarkably knowledgeable and well connected in the jewelry and watch industries. Seth's attention to detail is, well, extreme, and as a little aside, he is also brilliant at *photographing* the jewelry he handles--another of his passions. He's a straight-shooter who I'd trust to handle any sale, large or small. Seth has helped my wife and I multiple times; in one case he was excellent at at advising on a watch that ended up being perfect for me. I highly recommend working with him.

I had an older Rolex GMT that I was no longer wearing, and decided the money would be better used…read moreelsewhere. I got a few offers from local jewelers, but I felt they were a little low. I met with Seth in his office and felt comfortable the whole time, without feeling pressured to sell. Seth wrote me a check for more than what the other jewelers offered. I will be seeing him again when I decide to sell a few of my other watches.

It's like going to a museum where you can take things home with you! There are certainly plenty of…read morepractical items, but the real draw is trying to figure out how some of the truly outlandish pieces fit into someone's house. This is the place to go for unique artwork, light fixtures, dining tables, etc. - and the prices reflect the level of quality, but it's possible to find deals as well.

Be prepared to spend a few hours here! I went in thinking I'd take a gander, maybe find some new…read morefurniture then next thing I knew, hours passed and I'm driving home with my trunk held closed with bungee cords. I found some beautiful pieces during their Labor Day weekend sale that I couldn't be happier with. The staff was attentive, kind, and had a good sense of humor. Really enjoyable experience with a fantastic selection of furniture, art, and even jewelry.

Nice antique market in the Ohio expo center. There were a lot of vendors with plenty of stuff. We…read morehad a good time and found a few things to buy.

Terrific shopping experience for most any item you can imagine. Great selection of antiques and…read morejewelry for a good value. Nov and Dec shows are perfect for holiday gift scouting.

Absolutely fantastic bookstore…read more PROS: -Plentiful, easy parking. This is in a strip mall with lots of space, and tons and tons of parking space. -It doesn't feel like a "sit and read" kind of place. They have a few chairs near the front door for sitting, but I honestly enjoy the lack of a ton of sitting space. It feels like a place you can actually talk about books without feeling like a librarian is going to glare at you. -They have a bathroom! I know, fancy stuff. But legit, a lot of strip mall retail businesses don't have a bathroom. Storyline, specifically, has a single unisex restroom. It's clear this is/was the employee backroom, yet they leave it available to customers. Plus, complimentary feminine care products. Seriously, this is a level of care that needs to be shouted out. -Lots of book options. With limited shelf space, most of the "normal" books are single copies out on the shelf with "trendy" books having multiple copies for purchase. This maximizes the number of books available for purchase. -Really organized with gigantic hallways and walkways. No stairs to enter anywhere. A few of the bookstores in town feel super cramped; this one feels really spacious with skylight windows and lots of walkways. It feels so welcoming. Each "type" of bookshelf is really well-organized too, including clear shelf separation between "Fantasy", "Romance", and "Romantasy", really getting more granular than the "stereotypical" organization. -Littleton's Market, with its coffee shop is in the same strip mall. They have tons of seating over there if you want to take your book that way for reading. Crimson Cup is also down the street, though you'll need to drive to that one. -All the books look pristine. I didn't see a single copy that had bent pages or folded-over covers. -They have a cute tiny kid's rocketship in the children's book area, and it's like a super-small play space that could entertain a kid or two if parents wanted to browse books elsewhere. -It's a new bookstore, and the books are priced like new copies of the books. A few were on Kindle Unlimited, but for the ones that weren't, the prices here at Storyline were cheaper than buying on Amazon. We bought a couple, as I'm happy to support a small business in town, and I was just impressed to see that their pricing is so competitive to Amazon. CONS: -I really don't have a single thing. I'd love for it to have an attached coffee shop, but now I'm just changing their entire business plan on them.

Absolutely love the selection, the friendly employees and their events. The world DOES need more…read morelittle bookstores. I'm very glad Storyline exists.