I discovered this showroom about a month ago and loved it. Ray is a super nice guy! Haven't had a…read morechance to experience an estate sale yet but definitely plan on it!

I have attended many of Rays sales and have always found them to be extra neat and organized. I…read morebelieve that is due to his daughter. They have some very good quality names in furniture which I expect to pay higher prices for to get that quality. His showroom is always full of surprises and I love to walk through. If I ever need an estate sale I will be calling them. All of the employees are very helpful and nice.

Cellar door does an excellent job of pricing their items to sell. The sale attendants were nice…read moreand helpful.

I look forward to every one of Cellar Door estates. They are friendly, professional and reasonably…read morepriced. Always leave with several treasures and a good experience!

They always have great items up for auction. Pick up is generally easy and wait times are not long…read moreand they offer help with gathering your items and carrying them to car. You can pay online and schedule an appointment for pickup during the designated time. I have purchased many items from them and have been pleasantly surprised by their organization and accurate depiction of the items offered.

Just met their new person in charge of the auctions he wasn't going to let me bring my stuff even…read morethough it's farm-related because he didn't even know what it was so he said I couldn't bring it but then another guy told him what it was what an idiot

It was my unfortunate experience to be a customer of Nussbaum Antiques for five years. My…read moreexperience began with Nussbaum handling an estate sale for my family in 2010, which went well and was managed professionally. I have no idea if we got top dollar for our inventory, but the firm did a good job of setting up our merchandise, accounting for what was sold, paying us, and carting up what wasn't sold. If my interaction with Nussbaum had ended here, I'd give them a five star rating. Sadly, it did not. Everything about the relationship went down hill relatively soon after the conclusion of the estate sale. Nussbaum kept about $6-8K worth of inventory that did not sell. I live quite a distance from Louisville, and I expected that I would get an accounting on at least an annual basis and preferably a semi-annual basis. I did not. I would call periodically to check in on the status of my account. My calls were virtually never returned. I would email to three different addresses for information. My emails were not returned. The only way I could be in touch with the owner of the shop, Scott Nussbaum, was to call his numbers repeatedly and hope to be lucky enough to catch him on the rare occasion that he'd pick up. One of the reasons I called him was that he and his partner had mentioned several times that the most expensive item in the remaining inventory was close to selling. They would give me a date when the supposed customer was going to pick the merchandise up and I would get a substantial check. The date would come and go and I would have to go into a cycle of calling repeatedly to find out what happened. Earlier in 2014, an attorney friend wrote Nussbaum a letter telling him that I was contemplating legal action unless I got a full accounting. Nussbaum called to inform me that the item referred to above had sold and that I could expect a check soon. Six weeks went by and there was no check. At that point I hired an attorney who had to take the antique store to the point of drawing up the papers for a law suit for me to get paid approximately 33-50% of the value of the goods I had left in Louisville. Of course, the attorney's fees constituted a significant portion of the small amount of proceeds I received from Nussbaum. So, there's my version of an unpleasant story. Draw your own conclusions.

Complete rip off! We bought an antique temple bell which was to be shipped to us that week. Its…read morebeen over a month and no bell. After the first 2 weeks, they said the UPS label had come off, that they had retrieved it and it was to be sent right out. Now another 2 weeks has past and I don't care what their story is anymore. They never shared tracking information for either of the 2 supposed shipments, despite my direct and repeat requests. Why not share the tracking number?

Great local consignment, variety of furniture pieces, household decor, collectibles, and garden…read moredecor.

Beware selling with this lady. She scammed me pricing 2 premium fake flowering trees in huge pots I…read morepaid $400 for each tree and $80 for each pot. She gave me $20. I would never trust this business and it looks like she hasn't changed since I last did business with her. Shame on the owner. I trusted you.

My cousin arranged for the owner to sell furnishings from her late mother's estate under a…read moreconsignment agreement. After the items were picked up, I never received any proceeds. When I followed up, the owner denied any agreement and shifted blame to a third-party renter, which was inaccurate. Other former clients I have just spoken to, including Jane the person he's placing blame, Anitta, and Kerrick, reported similar experiences.

Found a new (to me) place today. Seek and Find sits on Preston Hwy close to the Audubon Park…read moreneighborhood. The business has been around for several years and takes in consignment. I was inspired by the creativity used to repurpose items as shelves for high storage. Doubles the item storage. I wouldn't classify this spot as antiques. Not that older items aren't available, but it's less furniture and more of a decorative mix of home accessories and knick-knacks. There's so much to look at, items were in great shape and reasonably priced. Upstairs and downstairs with hand sanitizer stations. Something for any room in your house. Walk slow, look at every shelf twice and find something fun! We'll be back.

This is one of my very favorite places to shop for antiques in Louisville. When first entering this…read morestore, you are immediately surrounded by cases full of eye-catching crystal, jewelry, beautiful furniture, and a variety of items to look at. I could spend over an hour just in the first room. Surprisingly, there is so much more to see when walking back through the store. It's almost endless. I could spend hours walking around and looking at all the wonderful treasures. They even have more upstairs. I don't think I have ever left without buying from them. The staff are always friendly and offer to unlock cases for you to look inside. I love it.

For what it is, Antiques At Distillery Commons is well done. The large selection of wares is…read morewell-staged and consistent in both style and price. However. A Michelin-starred chef could serve me liver and onions and I'd still be hard-pressed to enjoy it. The flip side of everything good I've said is that anything that doesn't look like it belongs in a preservation home in a Victorian mansion is going to be absent. With very little that really interested me and even less once I checked the tag, my visit here was short and left me with few reasons to return.

Amazing Antique shop in a perfect lil area. If you need some last minute eclectic gifts for someone…read moreyou love, this is the spot. Upstairs is packed full of both men & women's clothing while downstairs is trinket heaven. Their camera selection is killer & they are always willing to make you a deal. Staff is extremely knowledgeable about their products and can usually give you a decent history about whatever it is you're interested in! Great prices!

Wow! If I could buy the whole store I would. Incredible Furniture, Art Work, Accessories, Clothing,…read morepretty much incredible items that are one of a kind. I was blown away with this place. The owners were incredibly friendly. The passion of the artisty is displayed in every nook & cranny of this store. Please add the Derby City Market to your list of places to see in Louisville.