Dealer's Choice Antiques & Auction

Was not open 2pm on a Thrusday. But through the windows it looks like they have some cool things

Nice auction house for a wide range of furniture and different types of home decor. Usually something for all!

We love this auction! Over the years, we have gotten incredible bargains on very high quality furniture. There is a mix of very old antiques in great condition and slightly newer items from estates with brand names like Henredon. What makes it really great is the added excitement of bidding and winning. Barry also makes sure my husband lets me have anything I want.

I have been purchasing furniture and decor from Dealer's Choice for many years. Attend as many of his auctions as possible and always pleased with my purchases. Prompt delivery and always happy to answer any questions I might have. I would highly recommend Dealer's Choice!

Good stuff and good price got a complete dinning g room there without braking the bank Very friendly people, they will load up for you

Purchased several beautiful pieces of furniture for my home from Dealers choice for a great price!! Will definitely shop there again!! J. Wirz

Good place to find antiques at wholesale prices. You will be bidding against people who sell antiques. So be ready to pay before you leave. 20% fee of whatever your total is.

Nice staff beautiful items. You may need to work your way around items to see everything.

We love this auction! Over the years, we have gotten incredible bargains on very high quality furniture. There is a mix of very old antiques in great condition and slightly newer items from estates with brand names like Henredon. What makes it really great is the added excitement of bidding and winning. Barry also makes sure my husband lets me have anything I want.

No price tags usually means one thing: Way too friggen much. The people were nice enough. A man said hello and explained the store to us when we first entered. The items didn't have price tags, but inventory numbers. If you want the price on something, come and give him the number. I wasn't exactly blown away by anything in there. I suppose that's a good thing because anything that needs an inventory number is out there.

Real antiques cost money and this a real antique store, no price tags but an extremely friendly store keeper who explained how the shop works and when the next auctions would be. We saw some lovely things, and if you can afford around 500 and up then you can pick up some nice stuff.

If you're into antiques and have lots of money lying around, Dealer's Choice is the place for you. Even though it was probably pretty obvious that I couldn't afford a thing in the store, I was greeted and asked if I needed help with anything while I was wandering around. The store is made up of two large rooms, and kind of feels like warehouse inside. They have antique upholstered chairs, framed paintings, busts, porcelain and glass knick knacks, wooden dressers and tables, a thick stack of oriental rugs, and lamps. It seems like they're pretty picky about the items they have for sale, and everything seemed to be in great condition. It better be - the price tag on the au natural tree trunk table, one of the more rustic and simple items in the store, read $3,000.