Ross Auction has been around for decades, and I have furnished much of my home with antiques I have purchased there. Mrs. Ross passed away recently, but the auction house has a new owner and it is business as usual. They have recently changed the auction day to Saturdays, and they continue to offer specialty auctions now and then. A website has been built and many items can be previewed there. The personnel make the auction process easy, even for the inexperienced bidder. You are also able to preview items in person in days prior to the auction, and leave a bid if you are interested in an item. There is delivery available for a small fee, and you are also able to have your own items put up for auction for a reasonable consignment fee. The auction features everything from antiques to everyday household items, and everything in between. A mobile snack wagon is present for most of the day and provides hot food, chips, candy, and beverages. The auction house accepts payment by cash, check, and credit card.

I had a lot of my parents estate to sell and saw Ross Auction as the solution to my problem. WRONG!Ross was the start of my problem. Their approach was "pile it in a box and let her rip" There should be a law to protect us from this kind of business!

Do I feel foolish! These people have no idea what they are doing, then insulted me when I showed disappointment with the giveaway prices. lazy lackadaisical approach and no interest in representing my interests!

Had them pick up my dad's estate. Didn't read the contract till I got my meager part of the proceeds. Wow, what a shocker! Feel like they really should have explained they would get the lions share after they sold Dad's stuff for peanuts. Something missing here! How could they have stayed in business since 1921 treating people like that?