Auction houses that sell estates — the contents of a home, collections and downsizing sales — by auction. One-off estate sale events, held at a house for a weekend, are listed in Places. The list comes from public business listings and what each house shows on record — its name, its categories, its bidding site. Each profile shows its verification status. Read the house's terms and pickup rules before you bid.
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Most auction houses list lots online with a closing time; some also run live sales in their own building, and some do both. You register an account first — many ask for a card on file — then bid up to the most you will pay. The highest bid when the lot closes wins, and many online sales extend a lot's closing time when a bid lands in its last minutes.
Every supplier is scored from 0 to 100 on facts we can check ourselves — not on what the company says about itself. The method is published in full, the same checks run for everyone, and no supplier can pay to change a score.
Every state with at least three estate auction houses on record has a page of its own — the same checks, the same score, the same reviews.
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