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.

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. ​

First time bidding on a auction and won. It was exciting. Now I'm addicted. Great customer service,…read moreand they are local! My overall experience was great. I recommend this place for anyone looking for deep discounted prices on new open box items.

Highly recommend Justin and his crew from Caring Transitions. He enabled me to focus on the person…read morein transition and managed all the stuff. From the estate sale, donations and recycling he cleared out the condo and had it ready for sale in a short time. He was sensitive and respectful to the sentimental value of things and patient when she was not ready to let go of some items. He moved her stuff in to Assisted Living and was back in a year to move her stuff out of Assisted Living as she had another transition. He saved me many trips to Cincinnati by handling so many things on my behalf, communicated frequently and was fast and efficient. Very organized and kept good records. I feel lucky to have met him as he has great experience in the transitions of an older adult and offered an ear when times got tough. His service is invaluable!

Justin Lavadour did an excellent, high-quality job with the cleaning out and sale of items in my…read morelate father's home of many years. He is an excellent listener and always follow through appropriately.

Do not count on them for shipping.......... they are either getting a kickback from the UPS…read morecompany they are using or the UPS company is making their entire living from Berner's customers. Charged $80.25 for a 9# package UPS Ground to Las Vegas. On the same day received a 13# package from Enid, OK to Las Vegas at a cost of $37 for UPS Ground. Someone is ripping off others.....

These are the nicest people and the auctioneer even says a prayer at the start of the auction!…read more They are so helpful and as far as selling fakes - what? Remember the caveat, "Buyer beware." and ask questions! If the description states a maker, brand or whatever and is not "Attributed to", and you are concerned, then double check to make sure they are guaranteeing it to be so. Be smart.

My family has bought from Garth's since I was a child, and now that I'm in the antique + vintage…read morebusiness, I am now a buyer here as well! Their eclectic variety from Victorian and folk art to mid century modern and decorative arts is well curated. And their new location in the Municipal Light Plant in downtown Columbus, Ohio is stunning! Fun industrial historic brick built building with high ceilings, exposed beams and even the old control panel. Helps to display their collections for auctions in a much more modern approach than any typical auction. Highly recommended for any dealers, collectors, decorators or home owners! They don't disappoint!

I consigned a number of quality items from my downsizing. Many months after the auction and well…read morebeyond the contractual date for my proceeds check, there was no contact from Garths. No summary of sale. Nothing. I began to call the various numbers I had for them. No one answered. None of my 14 calls were returned. This was the definition of a dead zone. I stopped by their warehouse where I was told to call their office. I filed a lawsuit at the county courthouse. That got their attention along with a proceeds check. Gosh that was fun.

I'm not an auction expert, but I like this place. It's in Batavia, just off 32, about 10-15 minutes…read morefrom 275. The auctions are typically made up of estate items, but the occasional business, liquidation sale pops up from time to time. I usually visit the Saturday evening auctions, and depending on the time of year, the crowds will vary. This isn't the place to buy fine arts, war memorabilia, and world artifacts. These auctions are for the items grandma and grandpa left behind that the kids didn't claim as family heirlooms. There is usually decent furniture, tools, and antiques. Expect to pay higher prices at the first auction on the month (as the crowd recently received their pay checks/government checks) There are snacks, nachos, hot dogs, and drinks, but you need cash for these. You can pay for you haul with credit card, but expect to pay an extra 3%. The auctioneer keeps a great pace, and has a great personality making the time go by quickly. It's not a bad way to spend a Saturday evening, especially if you love searching for a bargain. Check their website for auction times. It's easy to navigate and includes pictures of upcoming items.

We used this company to sell our father's house. When you…read moredo a auction alot of trust has to be given. We ran into a problem when upon giving us the final sales he mentioned that he was 75 bucks short and would send us the money. We said ok. Gary made the 15% of sales plus 4 % of the house that was sold. We have for the last month asked for the 75 bucks and we have got the I ran out of checks, and oh check is in the mail!! But still not paid. Yes we can do without the 75 bucks but if you are told by someone you should trust it it should a non issue. But Gary has made us with no choice but to warn anyone who might decide to trust him. WARNING. As you can see he is 0 for 2 on Yelp reviews.

It's a fun auction to go to when you don't want to spend a lot of money and you aren't too picky…read moreabout what you buy. I bought a bag of wooden acorns for $2 and resold them for $60, and I was able to replace my old flag for $5, so it was a good auction. I don't know if I would sell my stuff through Koogler since low prices are sort of his thing.

I did not feel I received good customer service with Reclaim. I agreed to purchase an item they…read morehad listed for sale on the third day of the estate sale. My shipper showed up for pick-up and suddenly Reclaim was nowhere to be found. My calls and voicemails went unreturned. I wish I hadn't tried to do business with this company. It just because a headache and I felt my time was disrespected and wasted when all I needed was a simple return of call so that my shipper was not waiting around for hours. Not a great way to win customers. Won't do business with again or recommend to others.

I went to a local "estate sale" hosted by Reclaim. Essentially the home owners hired Reclaim to…read morehost a garage/moving sale because they were downsizing. As I walked through the rooms, some items had a sign saying "Free" and when I inquired about the item I was told "someone already claimed it." Personally, I would have notated that on the sign. One of the bathrooms had used bottles of knock-off perfume (some of which had very little left) for sale at a ridiculously high price. I came across a few Longaberger baskets and asked one of the workers if the lid was included because it was not marked with a price, it stated on the packaging that the lid went with the basket, and it was placed underneath the basket. The employee told me that IT WAS included with the basket price, but when I went to purchase the basket, a blond lady (who appeared to be the owner or manager of this company) said the lid was not included in the price because the basket was priced too low to begin with (although they do the pricing). I explained that one of her employees told me that it WAS included and it was stated on the package that it went with THIS basket. I showed her that the package was not marked with a price and was sitting underneath the basket. She argues with me in front of the other customers, walks away, comes back and says "all of the other items are priced" and insinuated that I removed the price tag! Her employee said "it was never marked" so the manager/owner just came up with a random price on the spot. I found that to be very unprofessional. I provided my email address to get my credit card receipt emailed to me and she initially misspelled it and when I corrected her she said "yeah, ok" but I never received the emailed receipt. She had some people giving her their information for offers on certain items and when they left, she said "that's not gonna happen, it's too low." So why accept their personal information? Bottom line...this company seems a bit shady and the owner/manager quite unprofessional. I won't be attending any more of their "estate sales."