FAQ

 Our goal is to have a store full of upscale items that will impress customers and lure them back to shop again. We also want our consignors to make money on your items. Take time to clean and inspect your items carefully, and fix anything easy, like loose screws.

If you look at your items and think you would not be interested, chances are neither will anyone else. Buyers want quality items that are in top condition and appealing to the eye.

• Anything that smells of smoke or any other odor
• Items with missing or broken hardware
• Items in need of repair, cleaning, refinishing or re-upholstery (*Reupholstery services are available!)
• Rugs with stains, obvious wear, or tattered edges (Please check the back as well)
• Entertainment centers
• Large office furniture or office chairs
• Knock-down (self-assembled) or particle-board furniture
• Unframed art, faded prints, art with dated matting/framing
• Mattresses or waterbeds
• Bed Linens
• Textiles (tapestries, quilt, linens, clothing)
• Books or magazines
• Appliances / computers / electronics (including televisions)
• Lamps without shades or with yellowed / damaged shades
• Lamps in need of rewiring or with old / frayed wiring
• Glassware or stemware sets that include less than four pieces
• Collectible plates (example: Franklin Mint)
• Chipped or repaired glassware
• Window treatments
• Pianos
• Grandfather clocks

We work together with our consignors to come up with a price that is fair. We ask our consignors to rely on our expertise, as we know what brands and items will sell for in our market.

Give Amy Macfarlane a call at 712.204.1925 to discuss your project!