After he trash-talked New and Again, terrifying me with stories of their leaving clients whose…read moreparents had died with bills totaling thousands of dollars, Rick McMillan extensively photographed and then plundered a houseful of my dead mother's antiques, a few hundred designer cookie jars, many pieces of Fenton and Victorian glassware, antique and collectable dolls, several signed cuckoo clocks, two lovely grandfather clocks, Hummel figurines, victrolas with 1930s records, several huge beautiful mirrors, a cache of jewelry, and every conceivable appliance--from my mother's washer and dryer to her refrigerator and microwave. Rick posted 175 photographs of row upon row of my mother's beautiful items that he'd set up on his display tables. (I will post several of his Website photos below.) He promised me an itemized list of goods sold, and later said he'd never actually promised an itemized list at all, then today scribbled vague categories on binder paper with no detailed prices next to them -- see his "itemized list" below -- and only after I'd told him that I'd recorded our first conversation and wouldn't have done business with anyone who wouldn't provide an itemized list of collectables. Further, Rick claimed that his insurance prohibited me from being on my own property during sale set-up. (Still waiting for that insurance clause page, Rick, and so are my witnesses.) On the last day of sale, Rick plunged sale prices to 70% off, an unfathomable price drop that is not even present in our contract. I have asked Rick several times now for his business license number. His only reply of '123456789' says it all (see below). After claiming hours of research into my mom's collectables, Rick did NOT inventory and account for each item -- the folks from New and Again were going to take the time to place color coded price stickers on each item -- and Rick decidedly did NOT provide an itemized list of sold goods, just vagueness on grade school paper (see below, and demand better from Rick if you have done business with him in the past or still plan to after this review.) Stupefyingly unprofessional. DO NOT let yourself be kept off of your property while M and R Estate Sales plunders your loved one's valuables. You will be told that you can't be on your property when M and R is there due to a safety clause in their insurance. Protect your valuables from this wrecking ball of monster truck masculinity and STAY ON YOUR PROPERTY at all times M and R Estate Sales is present. Learn from my mistake of falling for the 'we're a Christian company' line. In a world that takes advantage of female clients, Rick McMillan is the epitome of a predator who will answer your queries with victim shaming for something as basic as asking for a promised list of collectable items sold. He will tell you that you are 'being difficult.' Ladies especially, take your business elsewhere, because Rick McMillan wrote the following in response to my questions and concerns: 'You sound lonely' and 'Hey, Mrs. Unhappy, stop complaining.' What is this, 1950? And hey, Rick: For the 12th time, what's your business license number? You still haven't answered me, other than your stunning reply of '123456789'... **For even more toxic masculinity on display, see Rick's comments. I am sure readers are aware that photos don't lie but Rick does. Of course I asked for itemization of my mother's fine collectables before setting Rick loose in my home. Wow. Also, I am hardly psychic, so couldn't have known the scary stories he told me about his company "rescuing" folks from New and Again, who DO in fact inventory and price-label all their items prior to a sale, like Rick promised me he would but did not. Happy to have a chat with Sherry Goss and her great crew about your underhanded tactics, Rick, and your name-calling them "Never Again," because we're all still good and I like them. Finally, Rick, YOU HAD A SALE at my so-called infested house. Think about that--oh wait, now it might be infested with AIDS because you found my mother's pamphlets for patients?? I told you she was a registered nurse but you would prefer that she was an AIDS patient?? Wow. YOU had a sale there, having volunteered to clean, and you never once walked away. YOU volunteered to bring in your generator and lights, Rick. YOU invited the neighbors. YOU invited your client list and the general public-- what must they think of YOU now for inviting them into my awful, awful home? The high-valued contents of which you did not ITEMIZE like you said you would? Take responsibility for your actions and words. This is what adults simply do. Last time, Rick: What's your business license number? Is it still 123456789? Thought so...

Thank you for making a difficult process less stressful. Everything went as explained. Always kept…read moreinformed and promises met.

I used to visit Treasure Trove regularly when it was a brick and mortar store here in Stockton…read more Now I make it a point to go to all their estate sales when I'm in town. They do an excellent job preparing and are very well organized. Items are well priced and well displayed.

Great local antiques & more store! Even more great local owners-and quirky bird named Dollar! All…read moreprices were quite reasonable. COVID-19 friendly, & kid friendly as well. All in all-I feel blessed to have experienced such a diverse store, rich in history. Have fun!

Really nice thrift for pet items, with good selection of ornamental stuff and a solid clothing…read moreroom. They've crammed a lot into a small space, so move carefully. Hours are oddly short, so check or call before coming. If you're doing a full thrifting day, go to this one first.

I always find a great item at this cute boutique! Look at these beautiful quartz crystal earrings I…read morebought during the 50% of sales for $2!

We were told to come back on a Monday for 50% prices. We showed up at 8:00 like they said and no…read moreone is there. I asked multiple workers and they all said they would be open on Monday. I'm pissed. Not only that, but the prices are rediculously priced. eBay was cheaper when I scanned a few items. Not good business ethic telling people you'll be open and then no one is there. I will never attend a sale from alpine estates.

This company was wonderful to work with. Their communication was excellent, and they worked with us…read morewhen some other companies wouldn't. Jackie and her team did an amazing job. I highly recommend them.

We order a zero gravity chair and never received it or couldn't track it for weeks…read more Tried emailing and calling... crickets.:(

Service is great. Helpful and knowledgeable and fair prices. Good furniture selection. Sectionals,…read moresofas loveseats and recliners. Many to choose from.

Great customer service and incredibly nice!! They can order anything they don't have on the…read moreshowroom floor, I would highly recommend!!

I had a hard time finding a dresser in a reasonable amount of time, but I found the right color in…read morethe right style. It was not a piece on the floor, but she was able to get me the piece in just a few days; meanwhile other stores could only get the piece of furniture in one to 2 months. I am one happy customer

I've been shopping with this company for years and it's great!!! I purchased many of things from…read morethem actually I'm currently waiting for my new living room set and lamp to arrive. At times they are busy but then I can go in there and shop in peace no hounding sales people. The furniture is good quality for a very reasonable price. Since my son went to college a little further south please open one there I've got a lot of family to shop here and now they are in Stockton I'm just so happy because it's easier since I moved here as well. Ray the manager is just a crack up he keeps me laughing every time I go in there. Such a relaxed and chill environment to shop in. Thanks ray and the rest of the company for all the bargains you supply!!!

I would not recommend this place. We ordered a couch from here and the guy who placed our order…read morewas great, however the couch that we ordered was not what they delivered. When we placed the order I made sure to ask if they would bring it upstairs and he assured us, "not a problem". When the delivery guy came he told my husband "I don't do stairs". Then he said that we owe $50 for the delivery fee, which was not true, I'm positive that we paid for the delivery when we made the purchase. Finally, we worked things out and got the couch in our apartment. When we put the couch together we realized that the chase was on the right and not on the left like the one on display in the store. Not to mention it was a completely different shade of gray. When my husband called to address the issue he was told that 99% of people like their chase on the right and the reason for the color mix up is that the couch was discontinued. She asked if we would like to purchase the display, but we had already tried to do that when we initially placed our order, they were only willing to lower the price by $20 so I figured if I'm going to pay nearly full price I wanted our couch brand new and not 6 months old. Long story short, we got our refund and took our business over to 209 furniture. We got a great couch by the Ashley furniture brand. Definitely check them out instead.

Our NEW LIVING ROOM RUG was delivered today and "WE ARE BEYOND PLEASED" This addition really makes…read morethe room. We can't wait to see our Coffee Table when it arrives in a few weeks. Anybody can be a INTERIOR DESIGNER when you shop at the Thornton House

What does "Merchandising Relinquishment" mean? Another phrase for "Going Out of Business"? Or…read more"Bankruptcy"? Whatever... it's a 60% off Sale promoted by Thornton House with all these signs plastering the surrounding roads ( http://static1.px.yelpcdn.com/bphoto/T8OTXJ38EkBU-3Ef7IB_sg/l ) this past weekend. I hope Thornton House cleans up their mess after the "Merchandising Relinquishment"...